I look at the big dipper on night rides and try to equate the angle of the dip to my back garden. I
look at the rotational angle of the constellation in respect to the month I am in. Sometimes I hold
my hand up to the sky and hide the constellations imagining what could be on the worlds I block out,
then wonder where I am as I have not been taking notice and then wonder if someone/thing does the
same to our constellation and could they have seen my headlight. Then I wonder if we are just some
tiny bits on some tiny particle in for instance a fingernail molecule on some gigantic giant being -
maybe god and if he/she picks his/her nose would we be wiped out.. Then I get a grip and realise we
are not much compared to what may be out there. Ouch Kent "Mr. E. Mann" <
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> > these seem to me to be twins of a smiliar obsession. i love to ride dirt and as a manifestation
> > of dirt and star stuff, i love to look into deep space.
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> I try not to do both at the same time.
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> > how many astronomy weenies are also here/ jc