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I  that mu worst problem is  actually 

living in the  moment and understanding every that going 

on l feel like I'm  in my own bubble .

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forgiveness is my 

function as the light 

of the world 

I would fulfill my function 

that i may be happy  

cracking up

edgar  mueller, s  painting are often  the size  of whole  street. The artist creates illusions of depth and movement so convincing That viewers feel if they really  could fall into the gent ice crevasse created at east pier in Dun Longhaire  Irelands  in 2009. The  artist worked with assistants from sunset to sunrise  for five days to 2690 sq ft (250 sq m) or about the same size as a tennis court . lnsect lilusion edger mueller and manfred stader created this vision of a giant  butterfly rising out of a crack in the earth at an arts festival in Saskatchewans Canada from a different angle you can dearly see how the lilsion  is created from painting that is is flat and stretched.This the of art is known as anamrophsis. The image works only when seen from a particular  angle. if you viewed mueller's work from and other direction it would just look like paint on a pavement  the image would  appear distorted and flat. The illusion  of depth requires great precision  and  after using  a digital camera  to carefully  plan the correct  angles  Edgar draws chalk lines on the ground before adding layers of acrylic paint to complete the there dimensional image. from called book Ripley believe it or not 

them of geography

using the five 

themes of geography

students are asked to 

research their own community. 

A great way to improve local 

awareness and 

reinforce geography 

themes. 

from pinterest  

mappings the world

some bee are called cuckoo  bees. like cuckoo birds they lay their eggs in other bee nests so  they don't   have  have to do all the work of building a nest and feeding their young.  There are almost 450 species of cuckoo.bee in North  America.  When bee go out searching  for food they have to remember how to get back their nest  as  many as several kilometers away. Bees have small brain for example a Honey bees brain is about  the size of a sesame seed and  contains about  on million neurons compared to  the 100 billion  neurons in a human brain. But  they sure are smart. All bee  have to have the nest and point to find flowers that will provide  them with nectar  and pollen. some bees  only travel a several kilometers (or miles) So  how do they find their way back. first bees memorize important  landmarks (a particular plant or twig) near  the nest. The  bee  dose this by flying in a figure eight pattern in front of the nest entrance. Gradually  the bee flies  in a bigger  pattern  going farther from the nest and  higher memorizing landmarks .  every  afternoon in spring and  summer you  can  see honey bees  doing this in front of  every healthy hive  here. Beekeepers call it the orientation  flight  Next  the bee  uses the portion  of the sun in relation to the nest entrance. Even when  the sun is hidden by clouds and its position  changes in the sky over the courser of the day and the season bees are able to use it as a compass. Don't  you wish you could to that. If a bumble bee  doesn't eat  pollen or nectar for more than 40 minuter she will run out of energy to fly. from called book what's  the buss keeping bees in flight. 
https://www.fablevisionlearning.com/mappingtheworldbyheart 

earth explorers meet enric Sala

This national  geographic explorer  in residence is fighting to save  the world' s  oceans one fish at a time. Picture  this you'er diving  off  the coast of costa Rica when you look up to see 200 hammerhead  sharks swimming above you  later you slowly cruise through  a school of  some 100 Whitetip reef  sharks before setting your gaze on a pod  of giant whale  sharks all in the same pocket of the pacific ocean. This  is what Enric Sala  a national geographic explorer in residenced on  a recent  dive trip of cocos Island a national park about 330 miles (530 km) from costa rica's mainland. As  a marine  ecologist enric  travels the world studying the  wold's oceans and working to save marine life. As  amazing  as some of those trips are enric has seen thingns that  turned his career into his passion. He has seen sharks pierced with rusty steel hooks whales washed  up  on shores with their billies full of plastic  and coral reefs dying off  at alarming rate. Humans are destroying oncen life  because of too much fishing pollution  and climate  change says enric but if we protect  the ocean  marine life can come back. Through his pristine seas  project  enric  is hoping to save the oceans. He and his team  are setting up marine protected Areas (Mpas) throughout the  world. Lake national parks on land these  are safe  Square in the ocean where human activities  like fishing are strictly regulated. So  far the pristine seas project has helped to  establish 19 marine reserves  across the globe is spots like  Russia and Chile still less then 5 percent of  the the world's oceans are officially protected. but enric  is hopeful the number will continue  to increase as people become more  and more aware of the desperate  need to save the oceans and everything it them. The ocean is vital to our survival as it give us food  more than half of the oxygen we breathe and many more wonderful things says enric. About  70 percent  of  earth  surface  is covered with water. In  only there  years we can see  already  more fish  than before in ten year the abundance of fish inside a protected area is on average six  time greater than outside everything  comes back. call to action go in the ocean swim and snorkel. Or just go to any place where  you can enjoy  the natural world says enric. Take  a walk through a forest  explore  a marsh or run through a praise spend time in nature and you 'll fall with it.  The Mariana trench the deepest part of the ocean is deeper than mount  Everest is tall. from called book national  geographic kids almanac.

30 cool things about planets

1. late this summer NASA will send perseverance a rover that's  like  a science lab on wheels to mars.an artist  Illustration  shows what the rover  will look like on mars.

2. A plant is large body of rock gas and other material  that travels around a star (like our  sun).

3.  Europa one of Jupiter's79 moons has a salty ice covered ocean that's  almost 10 times deeper than Earth's ocean europa.

4. Earth  is the only planet in  our solar system not named for a Greek or Roman god or goddess the roman god Jupiter.

5.  Neptune might have oceans of liquid diamond..

6.  Jupiter is our solar system's biggest planet all 7 the other  planets could fit inside it.

7. Uranus has  only 2 seasons summer  and winter each lasts 42 earth year.

8.  The  cloud on venues rain sulfuric acid.

9.  Saturn has a  a solid core about the size of  earth  

10.  the earth moves around  the sun  at 67,000 miles an hour that  more than 100 times the speed of the  fastest jet. 

11.   because  it's closest to the sun  mercury  has the shortest year of our solar system's planets about 88 earth day.

12.Th great red spot  a hurricane like  storm  wider than  3 earth has been blowing  on jupiter for centuries the great red spot. 

13. The  mars rove perseverance will help  determine if life ever existed on mars and help to prepare the  planet for human exploration. 

14. our solar system has 8 rocky planets mercury Venus earth and  mars plus gas giants Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune.

15.  Astronomers believe  that a collision  with  another planet size object caused  the extreme tilt of Uranus's axis.

16.  Titan one of Saturns  moons is larger than the  plant  mercury. 

17.   A  billon earths could fit inside one of Saturn's thousands of rings.

18.  Pluto used  to  be our solar System's ninth planet. But  in 2006 scientists reclassified it as a dwarf planet  it's too small to be a regular planet but too big to be just a rock. 

19.  Saturn is the lightest planet in our solar  it world float if dropped in water. 

20.  Neptune  travels around the sun in about 165  years. 

21.  The surface temperature on Venus is hot enough to melt lead.

22. mercury is only  a little bigger than earth moon. 

23.  the word planet  comes form the Greek word Planete meaning wanderer

24.  Uranus is so far form the sun that it receives only 0.3 percent of the sunlights 

that  earth gets. 

25. earth's name come from the middle english word ertha  meaning ground.

26. Olympus mons the highest peak on mars is 3 time  the size of mount Everest.

27.   pieces of mars have been  found on earth a volcano erupts in Ecuador a  country in south America. 

28. earth was create 4.5 billon year ago from a mass of dust and rock. 

29.   A crater on the surface of  mercury  is wide enough to fit the  state of taxes. 

30. The surface of Venus has more than 1,600 volcanoes.

form called bonational geographic kids

school

I learned with friends on zoom about the panama  canal up the boats go up and down 85 time from the west coast to the  east coast and look to sail to world .  

poem

The president coming 

The news networks  are humming 

Traffic delays are numbing 

The president is coming 

each step the  news is summing 

all traffic is succumbing 

The  president is coming 

The networks are humming.

from the computer    

mystery bone

The scientist Daniel dick cool job paleontologist  the Colombia a country is south  America  paleontologist Daniel dick left and  Erin maxwell look  for Ichhosaur   in  Colombia.   we were examining  eight foot long  skeleton of and ichthyosaur  a huge extinct marine reptile  that lived during  the  time of dinosaurs  It was my first day in the field so this big  chance to impress the other scientists As I knelt to examine the  skull I spotted an unusual  bone that everyone  else had missed excited to  show my skills. I pulled out a hand held magnifying  glass  and began to describe it  the bone might be proof that this animal is entirely new species.  I  felt my teacher tap me on the shoulder that mud she said .  I was so ember rassed but  science is about learning  and now I'm really good at sporting  the difference between mud and bone . from called book national geographic kids 

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earth day 

haiku what earth day

means to me 

by miranda towel  

nature meaning 

it make happiness  

the rushing waving rivers 

the earth nab my life from Pinterest