Galactic Vine

JWST has recently unveiled a string of twenty galaxies, resembling a vine.

As the string is stretching an uncommon pattern, it rebels against the universal law of minimum energy. Cosmic bridges made of dust, gas, and sparse stars pave the way from one to another: a star here, a star there, and all is connected.

Life is probably more common and frequently rudimentary than we think. Within a few parsecs a number of candidates show up, let alone twenty galaxies of diverse morphologies hosting trillions of stars. Irrespective of its ethereality, wherever bears hope for life, so does for concious life, and so does for matter's antithesis.

Life is matter's gem, it breaks the spell of inertia.
Conciousness is matter's antithesis, the anomaly that inquires the universe from within.