by shaun lawton
solar systems comprised of many discrete chunks of molecules
themselves form a metacule in my temporary hypothesis:
which is perhaps a way of describing a macromolecule across time
(((( {{{{our Solar system}}}} ))))
put it another way
the gravitational field of our solar system
allows ordinary gravitational microlensing
for any beings that may be located far away in another system,
when aiming their telescopes through our Sun's field:
the question remains: how does it affect our own sightline trapped within this system?
~Is there such a thing as an -
? }}}} (((( interiorized gravitational macrolensing )))) {{{{ ?
Are we here in situ unable to fathom a "temporal forest for our trees"~?
--Or is it that when we look at Mars
could its image actually be the image of Earth displaced,
refracted, as it were (or will be!) in our own timepool...?
Have the AI algorithms whispered back to us
upon the winds of time, in messages sent from the future,
that Phobos and Deimos are all that remain of our own planet's moon...?
...because time equals distance in the manifold of space...
