Knowing trees, I understand the meaning of patience. Knowing grass, I can appreciate persistence.
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Here are the things I learned:
Cosmos tells us about "Ghost Stars" and similarly, we can meet ghost humans, pretenders who don't deserve our attention.
Earth, Sun, Solar System, Milky Way and the Observable Universe is in a constant state of motion, we are not fixed in position as much we are in relative position.
We should not get stuck!!
We are so, so, so small in this enormous universe & sometimes carry such big ego's. It's time we shed our ego's aside
Issac Newton, not exactly a "Man of Words" but his 3 laws changed the scope of science and Human Life. We should learn that some folks are better doers than speakers and that matters.
William Herschel taught his son, John the simplicity of things around us. John named seven moons of Saturn and four moons of Uranus. He made many contributions to the science of photography, and investigated colour blindness and the chemical power of ultraviolet rays and made important contributions to the photographic process. Phew!!
Neil deGrasse Tyson repeatedly reminds us that Aliens might consider Earth a planet of Tardigrades and not Humans. An important lesson why we should protect Life on Earth.
We happened due to 1000 of years of an evolutionary process that involved survival instincts, diet, Earth's physics, geology, biology and so many factors!! Even now we are changing and the Future holds a place for those who will change..ahem start being a Feminist
Microscopic, subatomic and underground, life is in different shapes, sizes and colours. Monotony is against Natural Law and Diversity always wins!!
Carl Sagan, a pure soul did not allow social customs and traditions from recognizing talent and gave a young kid a book. That Young kid is none other than Neil deGrasse Tyson. Maybe the elders of India need to look at this point.
Earth is a Living Planet, the air, the water, the land is full of life!! Let's protect It!!!
Here are the things I learned:
Cosmos tells us about "Ghost Stars" and similarly, we can meet ghost humans, pretenders who don't deserve our attention.
Earth, Sun, Solar System, Milky Way and the Observable Universe is in a constant state of motion, we are not fixed in position as much we are in relative position.
We should not get stuck!!
We are so, so, so small in this enormous universe & sometimes carry such big ego's. It's time we shed our ego's aside
Issac Newton, not exactly a "Man of Words" but his 3 laws changed the scope of science and Human Life. We should learn that some folks are better doers than speakers and that matters.
William Herschel taught his son, John the simplicity of things around us. John named seven moons of Saturn and four moons of Uranus. He made many contributions to the science of photography, and investigated colour blindness and the chemical power of ultraviolet rays and made important contributions to the photographic process. Phew!!
Neil deGrasse Tyson repeatedly reminds us that Aliens might consider Earth a planet of Tardigrades and not Humans. An important lesson why we should protect Life on Earth.
We happened due to 1000 of years of an evolutionary process that involved survival instincts, diet, Earth's physics, geology, biology and so many factors!! Even now we are changing and the Future holds a place for those who will change..ahem start being a Feminist
Microscopic, subatomic and underground, life is in different shapes, sizes and colours. Monotony is against Natural Law and Diversity always wins!!
Carl Sagan, a pure soul did not allow social customs and traditions from recognizing talent and gave a young kid a book. That Young kid is none other than Neil deGrasse Tyson. Maybe the elders of India need to look at this point.
Earth is a Living Planet, the air, the water, the land is full of life!! Let's protect It!!!
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