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The Milky Way over a quiet lake
Mira starts with a simple rule: notice before naming. A bright point above the roof becomes a question in her notebook, then a sketch, then an evening spent learning the difference between a planet and a distant star. The board collects those small steps rather than presenting the sky as something already understood.
One column is for photographs; another keeps the questions the photographs cannot answer. A cloudy evening still belongs here. Clouds make their own shapes, weather changes the view, and a familiar horizon can become a place of discovery without a journey to an observatory.