blog number five reflection on partners reading content

               I begin to read and realize how important science is to the world. It is life. I read that the Earth is made up of seventy percent ocean water. It makes me picture the Earth as just a little island covered by water. I see the pictures of the volcanoes and the water vapor being released from it and realize how beautiful the Earth is. My mind drifts off and I imagine being in Hawaii staring at the beautiful masterpieces this world has to offer.


I start to read about the tides of the ocean and think about the last time I was on a cruise. I can picture the boat just swallowed up by the ocean. The boat all by itself in the middle of God`s vast playground. I see a picture of the Moon and realize how amazing it is that space has an effect on the oceans of Earth. It is such a simple notion, but when you think more deeply into it, it's amazing how the Solar System works.

I start to read about deep waters in Antarctica. The first thing that comes to my mind is a giant iceberg. Even though I know the Titanic did not go anywhere near there, it still comes into my mind. They talk about the dense water forms around Norway. I recall being told many times by people what a beautiful country Norway is. It occurs to me how deep the ocean`s waters really are and how many mysteries must they have the answers to.

Then comes the Sun. The most powerful tool in the tool box. I think for a second, is the summer really gone. Then I begin to think about all the things the Sun does.The farmers of the world growing crops appears in a vision to me. It keeps us alive. I read about the impact the Sun has on our planet, and it's unreal how well organized this universe is. I am not a science person, but reading this makes me wish I have read more about it in my life. I guess it is never too late to start. Many people have many different beliefs about how all this started, but one thing for sure,  that it was a job well done.