God and the Creation

It's Professor Nate's birthday! Yay! At this moment, he is smiling in his chair, reading all his birthday cards from relatives (he has 124)! He would be most grateful if you said happy birthday on a comment!

He would make a way to name the stars!
 Now, as I speak, he is writing in his note book:

As odd as it sounds, I think a smaller number should mean a brighter star!
G will stand for medium hotness. That means that our sun is G-5! How? Our sun is a medium star compared to the brightest star in the solar system, Sirius. But, you may ask, if Sirius is so bright, how come it isn't the easiest star to spot? It's simple. The Sun is closer to Earth than any other star. Since it is so bright and the other stars are far, far away the Sun looks very bright even though it is only a medium star!

  Mmmmmmmmmmm...... something to think about, isn't it?

"As this thought zoomed through his head he realize that was impossible. Then he had the PERFECT thing.... a space craft! He would launch it.... Now! Only one problem remained...... EVERTHING!!!!!!!! (has our dear professor gone mad?!).

Professor Nate was in a deep conversation. He was showing the other scientist that Pluto was a planet! This took a while.e Finally, after 2 months, Professor Nate came out of the tall building. He had failed. Again. For the 10th time. This was very disappointing. "I wish I could discover something." he sighed. It was night time. Funny as it is, Professor Nate had a habit (started at age 6) to talk at the stars. As he was murmuring to them about who knows what, he had a idea. "I'll find a new constellation!" 

Where we left off: "There is no time to waste."
Where we are starting: Right wee we left off.
"There is no time to waste." Professor Nate said before jumping on a UFO. "Take me to to Earth, third planet from the sun." "Right away sir!" The UFO said.  Before you could say "UFO!" Professor Nate was zooming to Earth. As soon as he landed, he he ran 100,000 miles to Happy town and then to the door steps of Happy town academy. Professor Nate typed in the code of the door "54786!" He murmured to himself. When the lock clicked open he said, "Gentle man, you have made a VERY big mistake!" he said, showing them the screen of his laptop.

In the town of Happy it was a peaceful afternoon until a small child went running through the village saying " Pluto is not a planet!" This, of course, Brought Professor Nate up. "This is not true!" Was all he said before he raced to the his backyard and launch himself in to space. As he passed all the other planets, he noted that all the planets behind the asteroid belt were, in fact, were gas giants.
As soon as he reached into his pocket and pulled out a tape measure. He measured, scratched his chin and looked up from Pluto and at the stars. "There is no time to waste."



To be continued...........