^{Jenna Clarke at LPA conference}

Universe AA1W42: ASTRAL BAY, Sep 5, 2023 — History was made today as the world of reporting took an unimaginable leap into the unknown. The Luminary Press Association (LPA) proudly introduced the concept of Interdimensional Journalism, a venture that promises to source news from myriad alternate realities.

Masterminded by the enigmatic inventor, Veron Gray, and renowned reporter, Jenna Clarke, this innovative approach to news utilizes the "Dimensional Echo Chamber." The device captures vibrations and resonances from various dimensions, translating them into news articles for our world's consumption.

"At times, our own world can feel so small, so limited," Jenna Clarke remarked. "Now, imagine being privy to the events of a universe where dinosaurs co-exist with humans, or where Atlantis never sank. It's not just news—it's a grand tapestry of 'what ifs' come to life."

The Echo Chamber, a sleek, orb-like apparatus, glows in varying intensities as it detects significant events from alternate realms. The brighter the glow, the more monumental the news.

However, every coin has two sides. Critics question the moral implications of such journalism. "Isn't there a responsibility we bear towards not meddling or even peering into other dimensions?" questioned philosopher Dr. Leon Krent.

LPA assures that the device is purely observational and non-intrusive. "We're not here to interfere, only to witness and share," Veron Gray stated.

Educational institutions are already proposing modules on Interdimensional Journalism Ethics. Meanwhile, the public awaits the first edition of the Cross-Verse Chronicles, expected to hit stands next week.

In a world where the horizons of news reporting seemed to have been charted, we find ourselves at the beginning of an entirely new odyssey.