Knowing Our Planet's Worth

"When the well is dry, we know the value of the water." These are ominous words in the struggle to improve the water pollution of Benjamin Franklin in 1746. Benjamin Franklin has paved the way for many pollution regulations of today, including the water purification law amended in 1987. He warned that if we do not pay attention to our degeneration, ignorance and terrible rude, we will succumb to a complicated, pathological and desolate environment.

Let's look at the two versions of 'you'. Everyone on the planet will come in the same way. We have talent, features, and intentions. We also know our value. When you see if a newborn knows how valuable they are, you will feel instantly as a child wants the world to meet all of his needs - now! This is your pure version. This is breaking things in your life It seems that you are clear, relaxed, energetic and everything is possible. For some people, those moments are completely new, but in no matter how short it is, we all have them. There are ways to learn to use them more frequently, and if you practice regularly, meditation is most effective.

Most of the problems worth the solution on our planet is not the question we already know the answer. For example, in collaboration with industrial solutions, investigating approaches from provocation may create new problems, and clever solutions never have problems. At school there is still a top priority idea that children need to learn before doing similar research. incorrect. Engineers and children can learn to ask questions and answer questions. What they need is a good question important to them.

This is the earth when we talked about our hometown, the earth, its understanding in the context of our planet, and our planetary exploration about how to give and stimulate information for us to explore ! (Look at the first part - Episode 031 - About the planet: Why explore and why we know) This week we will enter space, but we will not deviate so much. Our quest starts with the definition of our planet's house - solar system. What is it, where it came from, and how far is it actually? From there we sneak into the center and talk about the sun, the mother of all the planets. As we enter the inner solar system (ie rocky planets, Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars) our adventure keeps moving outward. We will talk about the exploration we have done so far, what we know, and why it is very exciting. We stopped even on the moon on the earth.