Space, is the final frontier for us humans. We have explored the vast oceans, searched through the deepest crevices, and have gone to just about every part of our earth. There is little we don’t know about Earth but there is so much we don’t know about the stars. We send our rovers and satellites and astronauts into space learning new things every single day, yet we have barely scratched the surface of the mysteries that elude us.
At night I enjoy looking up into the stars and questioning what we really know. There could be other beings and life forms on planets complexly different than ours. They might look just like us or they might look completely different. “They” might not even be there for all we know. I stare into the stars and it amazes me to know that humans will probably never even make it that far.
In the sixth grade, our school went to a place called Astro Camp located in Idyllwild, California. The scientists there taught us all about the stars and planets. I learned so much from the great out doors there. It was amazing to look at the stars because there was no light pollution. Planets and stars are, in my opinion, the greatest part of nature.
http://www.ibtimes.com/hubble-space-telescope-captures-violent-interstellar-drama-witnesses-spiral-galaxy-getting-torn
https://www.spacetelescope.org/science/formation_of_stars/