This book offers profound, exciting insights into the nature of the universe as we know it, a book with essays covering a broad range of intriguing subjects. The author examines our flawed perceptions, astronomical alignments, the James Webb Telescope, space trash, skeletons, water on discovered moons, and the speeds in our universe. Furthermore, he also provides ample original poems and translations of Dante, Rilke, Kabir, Rumi, Hafiz, Elytis, and others. What is fascinating about this book is that it proposes a new way to see humanity---we are, as Collins reveals, Homo Cosmos.