Palomar 8 drifts through the edges of our galaxy—faint, forgotten, barely holding together. It's one of the dimmest globular clusters ever found, a cosmic ghost made of the universe’s elder stars.
You won’t find it in glossy posters or school textbooks. But it’s real. And still orbiting.
Hang this if you’ve ever felt too quiet, too slow, too late. Because survival—quiet, flickering, and uncelebrated—is still sacred.
