Amateur astronomer. Gazing at the stars. The night sky unfolds like a cosmic tapestry, each twinkling light a story untold. With a telescope or just the naked eye, I explore the vastness—planets, constellations, and distant galaxies. The universe whispers secrets of time and space, igniting curiosity. Orion’s belt shines bold; the Pleiades cluster sparkles like jewels. A meteor streaks by, a fleeting wish. No fancy lab, no PhD—just passion and patience. The moon’s craters, Saturn’s rings, all within reach from my backyard. Online forums buzz with fellow stargazers sharing tips and sightings. X posts reveal a comet’s path tonight—time to look up again. The stars don’t care about degrees or gear; they invite anyone to wonder. In their glow, I find peace, a connection to something infinite.