Zoom in to the smallest living thing you can think of. Now zoom into its body, how does it function? How does it move? What is needed for it to be alive? Got it? Now you might have possibly thought of 3 key elements: air, water and the Sun. This is where biology begins. Life itself began to form from these elements (in addition to many others) but for now lets stick to these 3. Air (oxygen), water (oxygen and hydrogen) and the Sun (hydrogen, helium, oxygen, carbon, neon, nitrogen, magnesium, iron and silicon).

If your living thing consists of lungs, air is necessary to breathe and live longer than a few minutes. If your living thing doesn’t need to breathe, possibly its a simple bacteria that thrives in water. Now, if your living thing had no water, it would have never existed. Now, lets look at our Sun, long before your living thing, and our planet existed. We had space, filled with gas and dust, possibly from a nearby supernova explosion (death of a star). These dust particles and gas began to accumulate, gravity began to rotate these particles. Over time, these spinning materials began to form a flattened disk, where in the center a newborn star began to form. And once again, over time this star began to expand, gaining its own gravity, nearby dust and materials began to orbit the star, materials accumulating, colliding and forming rocky planets.

This is fascinating to me. This is why I began my studies and research. I want to get this information out to everyone. People who hear about science and are used to getting confused the second scientific vocabulary is used usually discard it. But there are amazing wonders when it comes to physics and astronomy, and I just simply want to share its knowledge with whoever will listen. Because after all, everything that we are today is worth trying to understand for the sake of tomorrow. We are the basis for our future, and the future for our species.