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There was a time when humans looked at the night sky and said, ""Wow."" Now we look up and say, ""Wi-Fi's weak, must be Mercury retrograde."" From the first caveman who mistook Venus for an angry god to the modern billionaire who mistook Mars for beachfront property, our relationship with space has always been a blend of wonder, confusion, and unpaid overtime. We've mapped it, measured it, and occasionally hit it with rockets. But deep down, space remains the same thing it's always been - a shimmering, endless playground for curiosity, ego, and cosmic mischief. This book isn't about equations or telescopes - though they do cameo frequently. It's about the messy, hilarious human saga of reaching upward. It's about how the same species that invented toast decided it could colonize the stars. It's a chronicle of rockets and rivalries, astronauts and algorithms, galaxies and good intentions gone sideways.

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