<strong>"Movie... great plan."</strong>Sana half addressed it. She was getting excited to witness the new 3D exhibit. She would definitely take in a horror movie with, Mayson. The way the pretty lithe blond pretended to get scared and cling to her made even the worst film a good one. She also liked the evening that usually followed it as well, when Mayson would ask her to spend the night because she didn't want to be alone. That thought made her grin.<strong>"Did you have one in mind,"</strong>Sana asked.<br/><br/>A moment later there was a loud explosion and the projection screen lit up in a dizzying array of lights and color. The Big Bang... The show was beginning.<br/><br/>The universe from creation to string theory explained in short form with brilliantly dazzling displays to reinforce them. The show was for families so it wasn't nearly as technical as it could have been, it was still an awe inspiring event. Sana made a point of filling in some of the details.<br/><br/>As the show ended, Sana couldn't stop whispering to Mayson. Physics and Astronomy got her all worked up every time.<strong>"Did you catch the part about solar flares disrupting the Earth's magnetic fields? Did you know that in the fall for the last few years everyone gets pixelated pictures on their satellite TV because of those things? It all starts with enormous ejections of plasma off the surface of the sun. Like whips of radiant energy splashing out over the galaxy and ripping apart the Earth's protective magnetic fields. The movie 2012 was based on that theory. A pretty wild variation of it but a little of it was accurate. I mean that would never happen but still, stuff happens."</strong>She looked up at the now black projections surface and sighed,<strong>"It would be so amazing to see an Aurora over the skies of San Francisco."</strong>