Cosmo

Cosmo grew up on the Catalonian coast in Barcelona making his own telescopes out of cardboard tubes, tape, broken pieces of glass, and sheer ingenuity.

He joined the StarPals as the navigator - the thread that stitches distant places together and keeps the crew from drifting apart.

Where others see dots of light, Cosmo sees patterns. Where others see distance, he sees possibility. He keeps the group from drifting apart by helping them work together like important parts of a larger machine.

If you have diabetes, connecting the dots in your own data - seeing the patterns in your numbers, understanding how different things affect each other - is genuinely useful. Cosmo reminds you that noticing those patterns isn't overwhelming if you take it one connection at a time. The universe is full of information. So is your body. And it's all trying to tell you something.

The stars move when you do.