Fascinating Facts.
Putting it broadly into a term of expression, types of creation in everyday life can differ. Geographically, there is the continuous continental drift of forming new land masses. Biologically and historically even human beings have changed in anatomy via dimensions, proportions and capabilities.
Every single day, it is estimated that throughout the entire visible universe there are four hundred million stars born? You might like to know that is equal to four thousand eight hundred stars per second. Not only that, but there are a slightly less number of stars that have reached the end of their life, and some of those dead stars explode releasing material that is the basis for new stars, planets and life. Life and death are of course all part of creation.
As a little boy, the idea of life beginning had fascinated me and I had deliberately created a home for daphnia. Unbeknown to me, what I had achieved occurs naturally everywhere in the countryside, in springs and ponds. At that time I had not known that fascinating fact and I thought the discovery of such a process was immense. I was an absolute scientific genius because I knew how to fuel the power of creation. A short while after my somewhat short brush with brilliance, it was with disappointment that I realised what was happening. I was simply creating a suitable environment for the fleas to squat in and they must already have begun life somewhere else in the surrounding area.
The thing about fascination is that it does not have to end and subsequently more thoughts and finds came to me. Why should Earth have life? Is it because there is a suitable amount of environment for it to flourish? The next thought I had was associated with if there is life on other planets? Obviously life needs a viable environment to begin and continue it. However on Earth life is fragile and over a long time fascinating facts about it have included information on it having suffered drastic reduction and change of form and direction.
So as a child I had not discovered the secret of creating new life but had glimpsed the ability to comprehend fascinating facts. A brief introduction that included a fascination for multiple varieties of natural life and thoughts on the astounding revelations about its many forms.
Fascinating facts can capture the mind and become the starting point for intrigue, learning and even some unexpected answers. I think that it can be an awesome way to blend science, history and geography or to even open up new thinking and debates on potential possibilities for the future.
Every single day, it is estimated that throughout the entire visible universe there are four hundred million stars born? You might like to know that is equal to four thousand eight hundred stars per second. Not only that, but there are a slightly less number of stars that have reached the end of their life, and some of those dead stars explode releasing material that is the basis for new stars, planets and life. Life and death are of course all part of creation.
As a little boy, the idea of life beginning had fascinated me and I had deliberately created a home for daphnia. Unbeknown to me, what I had achieved occurs naturally everywhere in the countryside, in springs and ponds. At that time I had not known that fascinating fact and I thought the discovery of such a process was immense. I was an absolute scientific genius because I knew how to fuel the power of creation. A short while after my somewhat short brush with brilliance, it was with disappointment that I realised what was happening. I was simply creating a suitable environment for the fleas to squat in and they must already have begun life somewhere else in the surrounding area.
The thing about fascination is that it does not have to end and subsequently more thoughts and finds came to me. Why should Earth have life? Is it because there is a suitable amount of environment for it to flourish? The next thought I had was associated with if there is life on other planets? Obviously life needs a viable environment to begin and continue it. However on Earth life is fragile and over a long time fascinating facts about it have included information on it having suffered drastic reduction and change of form and direction.
So as a child I had not discovered the secret of creating new life but had glimpsed the ability to comprehend fascinating facts. A brief introduction that included a fascination for multiple varieties of natural life and thoughts on the astounding revelations about its many forms.
Fascinating facts can capture the mind and become the starting point for intrigue, learning and even some unexpected answers. I think that it can be an awesome way to blend science, history and geography or to even open up new thinking and debates on potential possibilities for the future.
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