History
Prof. Anton Gofonopolis summoned many astrophysics luminaries to the Mount Olympus Observatory to announce a discovery he had observed. Once the luminaries had gathered at the observatory, the Professor said that in the past few days he had observed how a celestial body was devouring other smaller celestial bodies, such as asteroids or meteors, and becoming larger and larger as it devoured them with the fear that once it had become of an adequate size it would begin to devour the planets and after making this statement he invited the scientists to observe with the telescope to see if what he had said was true. Everyone observed and remained astonished, except Prof. Ernest Lee of the Mount Whitmore Observatory who had understood that what they were observing was not a celestial body that was devouring other celestial bodies, but rather some small animal, in this case a spider, which when placed on the lens of the telescope had given the impression of an aggressive celestial body while in fact it was the spider that was devouring other insects. In fact, by washing the lens, the phenomenon disappeared, leaving all the bystanders to enjoy a peaceful vacation at Mount Olympus.[1]