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Celeste Wolver finds herself clutching a yellowed volume titled The Dance of the Planets, its pages whispering of a forgotten theory that planets and moons periodically swap places. When the tiny moons of Mars—Phobos and Deimos—vanish without a trace, the quiet confidence of modern astronomy trembles, and the old prophecy of Dr. Kometevsky suddenly feels unnervingly relevant.

Joined by her outspoken friend Madge Carnap and her pragmatic husband Theodor, Celeste becomes part of a quirky congressional sub‑committee tasked with uncovering any link between the missing moons and a deeper cosmic shuffle. Their discussions blend folklore, fringe hypotheses, and hard‑headed science, all while navigating a world that insists nothing extraordinary can truly happen.

Listeners are invited into a witty, slightly surreal investigation that raises questions about how we cling to certainty when the very heavens seem to rewrite their rules. The story balances playful speculation with a sincere curiosity about humanity’s place in an ever‑shifting universe.

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