About a year ago, I was invited to attend a “space camp” at NASA. It was extremely interesting, despite being very secure. Before we could even enter the space agency, we had to give proper identification, like our fingerprints, and sign six different consent forms, one more official than the other. After all that preparation, we were finally allowed to enter. There, I met astronauts, astrophysicists, and a bunch of other genius scientists. They described how it felt to travel in space and live in space, and I even got to see a prototype of the Mars rover. However, the attraction that caught my eye the most was a live feed that came from a camera situated on the International Space Station. I watched that feed for hours and managed to see every single country in the world, with every city, every street, every house, heck, even every single human being who walks on the surface of the planet Earth, and even with this jaw-dropping, awe-inspiring, mesmerizing view of the entire world, I still couldn’t find who asked, bitch.