The history of computing has led to our current graph world, with Warren Weaver's essay in 1948 describing three epochs: simplicity, disorganized complexity, and organized complexity. The latter is characterized by understanding both elements and their interactions within a system. Graphs, which represent attributes and relationships, are a perfect representation of this concept. The text showcases various graphs, including network analysis visualizations, to demonstrate the power of graphing passions. It also explores how graphs can be used in space travel, with calculations showing that traveling 12 light years is necessary for our stellar neighborhood to open up. The navigational pathways of stellar travel are then discussed, with a 3D visualization created using NAViGaTOR tool, allowing for the shortest path to be determined using Dijkstra's algorithm.