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posted Feb 13 by dancingshoes14
So, it's half term! Yay! Although I'm doing this thing with my dance school, I am still very much interested in doing a collab.

I love writing fantasy, and I'm very, very interested in science, particularly physics. Basically, I'm a complete nerd and want to write a nerdy story with someone xD

Astropysics is what I'm mostly interested in, so if anyone wants to do a collab on that (not necessarily fantasy) please let me know. Possibly something on the universe, or the lack of life in it. (side note: to any nerdfighters -- NO EDGE!)
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posted Feb 13 by JSimmons
um, astrophysics, how does one incorporate that into story?
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posted Feb 14 by dancingshoes14
You can say that about loads of topics. You just need an open mind and imagination.
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posted Feb 14 by JSimmons
That doesn't really answer my question. How does one use astrophysics in a story? Like, science fiction?
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posted Feb 14 by dancingshoes14
possibly. Think about it: there's so much out there to write about, it's unbelievable! Stars, solar system, moons, exoplanets, galaxies - I could go on forever! who's to say that what we write about our planet and not others?

Sci-fi is probably the best way to incorporate it, yes, but I imagine there are other ways too. :)
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posted Feb 14 by lovemay
haha i knowww I'm fascinated with the stars tooo!!!!!! we haven't really talked about them at school though so I'm kinda disappointed but theyre pretty cool :)
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posted Feb 15 by dancingshoes14
Yeah, it's just the reality of it that fascinates me- how big everything is and how much we can see from our tiny little planet in one solar system; not even one galaxy! We're so small yet have so much knowledge on other galaxies and stars etc. I could go on for hours about it!

Did you watch Prof Brian Cox's 'Wonders of Our Universe'? I didn't watch it but I got the book for Christmas - it's awesome!

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