Star Light, Star Bright

Camp I like something. Since I was a child, I like to be with nature, as if I was born to be their best friend. When I went to elementary school, I joined the Boy Scouts until I reached the age of 15, but when I got used to the new school I lost interest. The famous first-class high school gives me a strange feeling. Conscientiously, I love old public schools, public public schools, and are comfortable. I met some cold friends, ordinary friends, they used the bus to school to walk, ride a bicycle, and learn the innocent goals.

My mother is doing my favorite phrase "I hope it does not do it", but I learned this from my experience of life. When I grew up, I noticed that the desire to make it with the first starlight and starry sky did not actually happen, and as I mature, I hope the desired version, hope I found it. As I wrote before, everyone wants to get something, but just wanting to get things better is not enough. Doing a job with personal responsibility (when the usual reality disappears)

You might want to have a star poetry like a star, a shooting star, and "the first star I saw tonight"; you may sing some songs about the stars that twinkle in you There are stars in your eyes, Thank you for your strange cultural phrases like your Lucky Star or "My Star and Garter". Everyone has their own culture, legends and history, but the only thing in the history history, people can really witness seeing "stars of miracles" and this star is our savior It helps to celebrate the birth of magic

In the 1920 's, Edwin Hubble observed stars with different brightness in the light called Andromeda Nebula. He knows that the brightness of these stars will change with their true brightness. Then he saw how bright they looked to find the distance to Andromeda Nebula. Many astronomers thought that the Andromeda Nebula was a solar system within the boundary of the Milky Way at that time. Mr. Hubble shows that this light is actually an independent galaxy - the Andromeda galaxy we know today - the largest spiral galaxy outside our Milky Way