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Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Monday, September 1, 2014
APOD 1.1
What an amazing world we live in, there are so many different people and things that one can discover. Our curiosity is not only limited to just our world though, people have always had the desire to look up and reach places that were previously stated to be unreachable. Nature is beautiful, and our life spans are only long enough to catch a glimpse of it. Today we are looking at a small time lapse of the night sky at Victoria Lake. The streaks of the stars across the sky show the time slipping away and how incredibly fast these stars are moving. It amazes me every time to just imagine how immense these little points in the sky are. It is very hard to truly comprehend how truly small we really are.
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