We’ve gone on a journey to start the new year – a journey has included the sky, an amazing flight, human ingenuity through art and physics, music, plus today and tomorrow. I hope each of you enjoyed these, so please invite some friends to visit.
As I have stated many times, the universe is one heck of a creation. From the size to the dependencies, interrelations, and continual creation, the narrow, the wonders of this universe are awesome. Those that best know these pages realize know that no journey would be complete without a trip into the universe – especially a journey from subatomic particles to deep space – and to the music of Vangelis.
A Frank Angle 
And yet, even at that size and distance, everything affects everything else.
Science and philosophy are very closely related…
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Guapo,
Ah ha … the tie between science and philosophy is a deep subject to ponder. Thanks for bringing it up and for visiting.
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An amazing universe.
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Kibs,
Yes it is … and even more than I think. Thanks for visiting.
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Hi,
A fantastic video, I enjoyed every minute of that. It makes you see just how small we are in the big scheme of things, and the perfect quote at the end.
One thing I have learnt in a long life is:
All our science against reality is primitive and childlike.
A. Einstein.
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Mags,
Thanks for sharing the great Einstein quote … and he has so many! Thanks for visiting.
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This trip around the universe is amazing.. and I couldn’t imagine a better blog to go on this journey with 🙂
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Kay,
Agree … and thanks commenting and the nice words.
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What a trip!
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Hansi,
Thanks … I still think my favorite part is part with leaving Venice. Thanks for commenting.
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Beautiful – not an escape – as much as a coming home. A nice way to find my center in the scope of the big sky.
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Beagz,
Simply well said and I can’t add to that. Thanks for visiting.
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enjoy the journey, looks like it was be amazing
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3rd Stone,
So much to see, and see little time. Then again, it’s up to each of us to look beyond the obvious. Ok .. I’m getting deep … Thanks for stopping by.
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So, so far beyond human comprehension. I loved the quote from Einstein. Scientists love to quote him and claim to be “of him”. But he seemed to blow of most of these claims, never taking himself too seriously.
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Dink,
Einstein was way ahead of his time … and so many of his words are classic. Thanks for commenting.
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I just watched a piece about the universe. It was from 1960. Such a short time ago and we believed we were seeing vegetation on Mars!
One of my grandfathers lived to be 99 and died in 1976. It was amazing the changes he saw in his lifetime, from covered wagons to the moon landing. Think of the new information my own grandkids will have.
Kuh-razy…huh?
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Sekan,
Changes seen over 70-100 years is mind boggling. Thanks for sharing your story and for visiting.
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Frank, what a wonderful video! It reminds me of The Power of Ten http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fKBhvDjuy0&feature=youtube_gdata_player
This is so beautifully done, it is all a matter of perspective, yes? And our place in the universe 🙂
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Lynn,
Ah yes … this Powers of Ten video is a classic, thus a great addition here. Thanks for visiting and sharing.
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Lovely piece – check out Prof Brian Cox explaining the universe’s origins and everything else – truly humbling and connecting.
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Ginger,
I will look into your suggestion, so many thanks and thanks for commenting.
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