The journey "ad astra" continues, driven by curiosity, ambition, and the enduring human spirit of exploration.

Ad Astra comes from the Latin phrase of “ad astra per aspera” meaning “to the stars through hardships”. This space, this place, was born from that phrase and my ... May 27, 2019 ... I'll make a more detailed post where I compare the EG-1 with my previous Baratza Forté, but in the mean time I'd like to talk about burr ... Means "To the stars and the abyss" In Latin, but it's slightly more complex than that. While it was probably preferred to "et" just to give the sentence a ... Derived from the Latin phrase meaning “To the Stars,” the Ad Astra Society recognizes the Fraternity's top student leaders for their achievement and impact ... Sep 27, 2019 ... The Latin title of James Gray's new film, Ad Astra, means “To the stars.” It's fitting for any sci-fi, space-exploration story, but it feels ... Oftentimes also written as per aspera ad astra, it's most frequently translated as “through hardship, to the stars.” Because we can see it the phrase written in ... Ad Astra. Hutchinson, Kansas 2002. Assisted by Camille Bachand, Charlie ... I mean, couldn't we just as well make up our own?,” I asked. It took a ... Literally, “to [the] stars”, as a metaphor for immortality and eternal glory. Pronunciation. edit. (Classical Latin) IPA: /aˈdas.tra/, [äˈd̪äs̠t̪rä] ... Jun 8, 2022 ... But what does it mean to be a college student? My dad summed it up pretty well when he said to me, “Syd, you're always lost and always ... Adastra tells the story of a human who has been kidnapped from Earth by a well-meaning but impulsive alien wolf named Amicus. The wolf is royalty in his home ...