Massive Libido Detected Near Alpha-Omega

(Gunnison) Researchers here have discovered what they believe to be a giant libido floating merrily along in confined space reserved for other previously unknown, non-luminous bodies. The celestial patterns, of exotic non-baryonic form (stars and hot gas), not only dominate the charts but are growing each day at a rate beyond human comprehension.

At present the libido, unlike rogue meteors, ozone debris and haughty elliptical solar systems, poses no threat to the earth. Some conspiracy theorists insist the meteor is hovering nearby until it can determine the status of Covid-19 on earth.

The mass, within the optical radius of known galaxies, yields a non-dynamical estimate for density and powerful gravitational force. Measurements of disc rotation curves out to this optical radius, taken from earth, show a completely different universe with clusters of libido matter. It is not clear whether these clusters have had sufficient time to properly digest the virulence common to their internal motion.

“In layman’s terms this means we have been invaded by a potent dose of energy from what we like to call the pleasure zone,” said Alfalfa Romeo, senior analyst at Western State Colorado University. “We have been watching the libido form for three years but until now we did not know what to make of it. Photos sent back to our laboratory indicate the colonization of other star patterns by the encroaching libido which translates as a love/hate, hostile takeover.”

Romeo would not say what this presence might do to the billions of libidos now operating on the earth or how earthly preachers might rationalize the presence of other-worldly reality within the parameters of their own tired religious philosophies.

“Whether the mass will serve as an energizer port for human instinctual and biological drive is not known but I’m sure as hell going out on Friday. Most of us here feel that the manifestation of sexual drive will be most apparent at street level,” he explained. “Not much has changed yet. People still seem friskier on Saturday night than Monday morning.”

Intense gravitational attraction coupled with animal instinct could translate into less inhibited social encounters all over the planet. Behavioral standards might be lowered as population increases and pressure gradients explode. People will still flirt despite health concerns and social distancing.

“We know that when a large star has burnt all its fuel it explodes into a supernova. What is left collapses down to a dense object known as a neutron star,” continued Romeo. “We have seen these objects with the telescope and observe linkage reaction on earth and in Grand Junction.”

Scientists have longed believed that the effects of heavenly bodies can be observed immediately within a control group. The moon has a strong influence on the sea while the sun dictates temperature and light patterns. This latter theory, called the Halter-Top Postulate, helps explain increased animal attraction in the spring and why people are in such a rush to get married in June.

“That’s one reason that the level of most libidos rises after dark,” smiled Romeo, a former Uruguayan race car driver with a reputation as a bit of a rascal. “If libidos are pulled by the remarkable gravitational force it may reduce the need for small talk, you know, when boy meets girl.”

Reluctant to share data with government over fears that puritans may attempt to have the libido shot down, researchers remain at odds with military intelligence teams from Malta to Manchuria.

Scientists at Chile’s Observatorio Cerro Paranal near Antofagasta, which boasts the most powerful optical array on the planet, say they have been tracking the libido since 2018 but thought it was only the camanchaca (ocean fog along the desert coastline) playing tricks with our eyes. The barrels of pisco (potent brandy made from distilled grapes) weren’t helping with intricate calculations either, according to a one scientist.

“We already have giant libidos here in South America and didn’t realize that the gringos would be making such a big deal out of what is normal. We just continued to watch the formation of the libido, minus the cosmic strings. We can’t understand what our neighbors to the north are getting all worked up about. The libido is up there and we’re down here. We’re not going to worry about why. It’s a Latino thing.” 

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