In the silent expanse of celestial flux, this Ugeargeek wooden ship glides on a tidal wave of starlight. Precision-cut northern basswood timbers form its biomimetic wings - each wing curve is within 0.1 millimeters of tolerance, and their interlocking joints achieve orbital stability without the need for adhesives.
As the articulated gears mesh, the central hydroacoustic resonator converts cosmic vibrations into harmonic frequencies, and its laser-etched soundboard pattern mimics a galactic spiral arm. The kinetic components become a meditation on deep space navigation: magnetized brass bearings allow the wingtips to adjust pitch like stellar rudders, while strands of fiber optics woven into the double-layered hull emit a nebulous luminescence.
It's poetic Newtonian physics - dovetail joints mimic the collision of asteroids, and each fitted component plots a course according to Kepler's laws. For those who can hear the music of the spheres, here is the tangible score.
