“Haha, alright… I’m just worried about ya, is all. Try and get some rest at some point, will ya? I don’t need you passing out on me.”
Casey would shake his head slightly, a soundless chuckle escaping the feline as he’d address Adinas words. Even with her reassurance, he still couldn’t help but be a bit worried- he knew what lack of sleep could do to someone, God above knew that Casey himself had had more then his fair share of all nighters after all.
“Really? I would think that they wouldn’t have any, just pitch black darkness. Cause they eat light, and stuff like that.”
— I promise not to drink more caffeine, how about that? Oh, do you want smoething to drink? Tea, maybe soda?
Smiling, Adina disappeared into the kitchen. She knew he was right, but working in a new book, watching the stars, and reading past hours... How would she put aside those things? Vacations started a few days back. Spending time in her interests and future projects, even if it meant sleep less, was a price she was willing to pay happily.
— It’s a matter of perspective, actually. Just imagine a really big, black bag. If you throw paper inside, you wouldn’t be able to see it, right? Not if you were far from it. So, if you get close, you get to see that actually the bag still has the papers inside —when the water for her tea started to boil, she put it aside, starting to look for the tea bags—. It works like that. When you get real close to a Black Hole, all that you can see is light — all the light that ended ‘inside’ it. Obviusly it just a conjecture, as almost everything that we know of space out of our solar system. But interesting, nonetheless.
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