THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE! Jilted stargazer seeks answers in Celestial Realm

THE JAMES WEBB space telescope successfully launched last year by NASA is already looking further than ever into the hidden corners of the cosmos. The data relayed back to earth by the high-tech billion dollar instrument will give scientists fresh information about the origins of the universe. But one amateur astronomer from West Yorkshire hopes that the space boffins in America will allow HIM to have a shot on the orbiting observatory’s controls to save his marriage.

Guttering salesman Frank Wetherby, 49, has always been interested in what lies beyond our readily visible environment. Despite living in the centre of Huddersfield, an area not famed for astronomical research due to light pollution, Frank spends many hours each night scanning the skies on the lookout for comets, planets and meteors through his binoculars. all-sorts “You can see all-sorts if you know where to look,” he told his local paper the Huddersfield Taint and Freckle. “You can often see Mars, Pluto or the Milky Way just next to the upstairs windows of the flats by the pound shop, especially the third floor where that young couple has just moved in.” But a recent fall from a ladder followed by a night in a police cell has threatened to bring…

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Viz (Digital) - 1 Issue, May 2022

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