Look up.
The sky is talking.

It's the one screen that owes you nothing

I got into stargazing because it asks for so little and gives back so much: no wifi, no login, no algorithm deciding what you see next. Just your eyes, a dark patch of sky, and patience.

The light hitting your eyes tonight left some of those stars before humans learned to write. Every time I look up, that fact still stops me mid-sentence.

You don't need a telescope to start. You need ten minutes, a spot away from streetlights, and the willingness to let your eyes adjust.