[Ezekiel]

“These are very weird stars,” Hermes says. Stars like LP 40–365 are not only some of the fastest stars known to astronomers, but also the most metal-rich stars ever detected. Stars like our sun are composed of helium and hydrogen, but a star that has survived a supernova is primarily composed of metal material, because “what we’re seeing are the by-products of violent nuclear reactions that happen when a star blows itself up,”

Excellent, as long as it doesn't forget about its history report.

[frank ballenger]

Excellent, as long as it doesn't forget about its history report.

But what if a dog ate the report?