It's a big ol' universe out there and getting bigger every day.
Did you know that the ancient Greeks named the Milky Way for spillage from the lactating breasts of the Great Mother Goddess? Yes, we live in the midst of a powerful symbol of Her bounty and generosity.
Getting closer now! Third rock from the sun.
Home sweet home at last! Happy Earth Day, everyone!
[I don't know who produced these fabulous posters but I first saw them awhile ago over at Calvin's Canadian Cave of Cool]
calvin's canadian cave of cool.....how cool!
ReplyDeleteIt's surprising to see how tiny the earth is in the scheme of things in the universe. But it's the only planet I want to call home.
ReplyDeleteHappy Earth Day! I'll be celebrating in the garden. ; }
ReplyDeleteThe sun is out, maybe it will get over 10c... I will pick up garbage in the alley... And drink tea on the deck!
ReplyDeleteAnd today I can celebrate by getting this year's fruits and veggies ready to be sewn into the garden.
ReplyDeleteHappy Earth day to you Debs and HRH!
ReplyDeleteGreat posters! Happy Earth Day!
ReplyDeleteHappy Earth Day, Debra!
ReplyDeleteAmazing images. Happy Earth day!
ReplyDeleteIt can make one feel insignificant when thinking about the vast expanse out there. But as they say "there's no place like home"
ReplyDeleteAnd to you too Debra!!
ReplyDeleteI love this stuff and knowing we are just a tiny particle in the whole schematic picture!!
Happy Earth Day! Those are really neat posters. Sure makes a person realize how small they are. I love that.
ReplyDeletemakes you wonder what's all out there
ReplyDeleteHappy Earth Day Sweet Spirit!~
ReplyDeleteHappy Earth Day!
ReplyDeleteHappy Earth Day!!!
ReplyDeleteway cool, lol!!
ReplyDeleteHow do they know where we are in the Milky Way Galaxy? Do they use GPS? Or better yet, did they send out a team of surveyors to make sure we are in that exact spot.
ReplyDeleteAnywho, Happy Earth Day.
Happy Earth Day! It's amazing how huge the universe is, and how teeny tiny we are!
ReplyDeleteHi Debra! Thanks for your Earth Day post! For the first time in ages, I am not participating in Earth Day activities in school and reading my kiddos "The Lorax." I enjoyed your images of the univers and solar system very much ~ also your bee with the little witch's hat! Have a good one!
ReplyDeleteMake me feel small. But is a very good way.
ReplyDeleteHappy Earth Day, Debra.
ReplyDeleteMother Earth is small by comparison to other planets.
But She's all we have and we have to take care of her because she takes care of us.
Great post.
Happy Earth Day!
ReplyDeleteHappy Earth Day to you as well!!! I just hate when there is a leaky tity!!!!
ReplyDeletehappy Earth Day and no I didn't know that about the Milky Way!
ReplyDeleteHappy Earth Day ;o) Great post ;o)
ReplyDeleteI did not know that about the Milky Way. How did that get buried in history? Like James Brown said, it's a man's, man's, man's world.
ReplyDeleteHappy Earth Day!
ReplyDeleteWe shall celebrate Earth not only on Earth day... unfortunately we don't.
ReplyDeletethose pictures are fabulous - how small we are!
i'm thinkin: if'n that thar sun decides to belch and/or fart, we're all done for :(
ReplyDeletethese kind of photo's give me vertigo..
ReplyDeleteYay...I loved this post..super cool..you are brilliant as always Debra!!
ReplyDeletehugs ...happiest E-day!
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