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The universe's way of insisting that nothing alive stays perfectly still.

means A rhythmic expansion and contraction, or a regular throb of movement, sound, or energy.

from From Latin pulsare, to beat or strike, the same root that drives your pulse and propels a propellerall things that push.

Star scienceCepheid stars pulsate, measuring cosmic distances.
Body clockYour arteries pulsate roughly 100,000 times daily.
Physics termPulsation describes oscillation without net travel.
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