Beyond the Edge of the Universe

Do you know how big the universe really is?
Scientists say there are more stars in the sky
than every grain of sand on Earth.
Let that sink in for a moment.
And yet… it’s still expanding.

Like, who told it to keep growing?
Who’s paying the electric bill for all this light?

Every galaxy follows rules —
gravity, light, time.
It’s as if someone designed the largest game of chess in existence…
and we’re just the pawns.

Scientists have been so desperate for answers
that they’ve sent radio signals into space,
hoping someone out there would reply,
“Hey, what’s up?”

But maybe… the silence isn’t an accident.
Maybe whoever — or whatever — created this universe
never wanted us to meet the others.

Because our galaxy is just one single grain of sand
on an endless cosmic beach.
What if the other grains are out there,
but we’re never meant to touch?

And when you really think about it —
if we are truly alone,
why does the universe seem so perfectly designed for company?

What if that company…
is already watching?