Book a trip to Mammoth Lakes, California in summer. The sky there is stunning. Or head to Glacier National Park in Montana. They have “astronomy nights” with rangers who use laser pointers to trace the galaxy’s shape. It’s like a free tour of the universe.
But let’s be real: you don’t need a fancy park. Just find a dirt road in a desert. Pull over. Lie on the hood of your car. Let the silence freak you out a little. The Milky Way will feel close enough to touch.
So go. Find the dark. Look up. Your galaxy is waiting. And it tastes like raspberries. You’ll never look at a fruit salad the same way again.
