Ah, the Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope in Khodad—that's the one with those thirty big dishes listening to the universe's whispers at metre wavelengths. It can see the cold hydrogen gas in galaxies, and even distant pulsars, things optical light misses. Me, I just fix bikes and hear static... but sometimes, riding these bumpy roads at night, I look up and think my old Bullet's radio crackle sounds a bit like cosmic noise, you know? Makes me wish I'd studied those signals instead of just delivering things.
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