Space (Paul's Perspective)
What does space look like in the mind of a curious five-year-old boy?
Written by Paul Wilson
August 8, 2025
The following article is excerpted from the May 2025 edition of the SamU Monthly Magazine. If you would like to learn more or receive this magazine, please contact Samuel Wilson at [email protected]. As Paul doesn’t know how to write yet, he dictated his article to Samuel. Enjoy Paul’s perspective on the exciting topic of space!
Space
Space is really fun, but one thing you have to be careful around a black hole. A black hole is very fun, just kidding it’s not, uh, and a black hole, you should be careful about a black hole because it’s black and a black hole shouldn’t be, well, right now I’m talking about space. Well, actually, something is wrong, now one thing, I think I just see some of a comic up there (Page 5). Well, the other one is why is there a comic up there. Now let’s move on back to space. Now I am one of the persons who is talking about magazines about that picture up there. I’m talking about space magazines. Well, uh, well there’s a big star next to a black hole and there’s a bunch of stars far away and I guess there’s a star behind that black hole. Well I guess that’s the end, yeah, I’m done. I’m going to watch a movie named Winnie the Pooh.
Paul Wilson
Paul Wilson is an inquisitive five-year-old who is intrigued by the world around him. He loves asking questions and learning more about how the world works. Paul enjoys riding his bike, drawing pictures, and doing calisthenics with his older siblings.
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