MS and the Moons
I look at the Hubble/astronomy link every day (below). I really liked seeing the Martian moon (above), imagining the streaks were roads but my realistic side saw they really looked liked long scorch marks.
The big crater in a crater. Insult to injury.
So many little nicks, direct hits by rocks and rubble, some even disturbing its orbit, setting it off course.
One of those asteroids or other space rubble may even have knocked the theoretical atmosphere off this cute little moon.
Or was it always a cold looking irregular shaped rock?
What does MS have to do with Martian moons?
When I saw my MRI for the first time, I almost passed out. My neck lesion lit up light a Christmas tree bulb, leading to what had been more than a decade long search for the truth.
But my brain really scared me. Like swiss cheese, I saw. Disbelief looked at the Doctor who was numb to seeing this. These lesions had been there all the time but never explained. I had always heard my tests were normal.
I thought about that as I saw the moon with all its scars.
The moon reminds me of the vision of those pockmarks on my brain that don’t seem to affect anything but does the damage still remain?
Have I lost my atmosphere that can burn down the rocks coming at me?
Do I ever feel out there?
Oh Mary, come back to Earth.
p.s. they found water on our moon. Watch the moon real estate futures market now…
