The answer is Suspension of disbelief
Explanation: Took the test & The term "Willing Suspension of disbelief" was coined by the romantic poet and critic Samuel Taylor Coleridge. It suggests the loss or sacrifice of reason or logic for of pleasure and enjoyment and such imagination would add
thoughts without any concern about reason or logic. In the same way, Calvin keeps the logic and reason on one side and indulges himself in enjoying the science fiction. So that makes the answer Suspension of disbelief
The space, a wonderus journy of intense absolute magnitude, through light-years of beauty though they can never be seen by all but me through the lense of a redshifting universe. What wonders await what riches to be held? May we see the parallax or the apparent magnitude? All of this matter dirifting into a wonderful unfathomable string of nebulae, what next? What conquest awaits?
Sorry if I there's some incorrect grammar here or there, I did my best. I hope this gets you a good grade!
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An allusion is an expression designed to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly; an indirect or passing reference.