Personally, I agree with Dr. Neil Degrasse Tyson. I believe that the most astounding fact about life is that life does exist. That everything has an start and an end. There is really no way to tell when something is going to start and when it will end, which is part of the mystery of the universe. There are 3 reasons why i agree with Dr. Neil Degrasse Tyson, the first reason is because we don't know how exactly the earth start, the second reason is we have some idea how the earth works but there are still things that puzzle use, and finally the third reason is how we as a planet has lasted so long.
Everyone has a theory of how earth started, and we have technology that can help use figure out how it start but there's just one thing that stands in the way, the size of the universe. No matter how much research and testing we do to try to figure out how earth started, there is no way to go back in time to tell us how the earth really came to be. So we are left with the one question that will never really have a answer, how did our planet come to be earth?
We know a lot about how the earth works, but at the same time there are still so many things that have use asking ourselves, how does the earth work? The earth is one planet with many different creatures and plants. But how did the plants and animals get to where they are now. Why can some animals survive is harsh climates and others can live underwater. We know how we can survive in different climates, but we don't know why we were put where we were put. We know that the earth is a big mass of different habitats that somehow all link together.
Another thing that people always seem to be talking about is the end of the world, the world was "suppose" to end in 2012, but it didn't, so now we all wonder, when will the world end, or is the end even predictable. But I think the real question is how have we survived so long? Is is because we used to live off the land, and we kept things simple. That because of that the earth was able to survive, and continue to grow food for use. Now that we have cars and concrete jungles, are we killing ourselves in order to live a way of life that we think is "easier". What do you think life would be like if we never changed the way we used to live, what if we still lived off the land, would life be easier?
Everyone has a theory of how earth started, and we have technology that can help use figure out how it start but there's just one thing that stands in the way, the size of the universe. No matter how much research and testing we do to try to figure out how earth started, there is no way to go back in time to tell us how the earth really came to be. So we are left with the one question that will never really have a answer, how did our planet come to be earth?
We know a lot about how the earth works, but at the same time there are still so many things that have use asking ourselves, how does the earth work? The earth is one planet with many different creatures and plants. But how did the plants and animals get to where they are now. Why can some animals survive is harsh climates and others can live underwater. We know how we can survive in different climates, but we don't know why we were put where we were put. We know that the earth is a big mass of different habitats that somehow all link together.
Another thing that people always seem to be talking about is the end of the world, the world was "suppose" to end in 2012, but it didn't, so now we all wonder, when will the world end, or is the end even predictable. But I think the real question is how have we survived so long? Is is because we used to live off the land, and we kept things simple. That because of that the earth was able to survive, and continue to grow food for use. Now that we have cars and concrete jungles, are we killing ourselves in order to live a way of life that we think is "easier". What do you think life would be like if we never changed the way we used to live, what if we still lived off the land, would life be easier?
These are just a few of the reasons why I agree with Dr. Neil Degrasse Tyson, that the fact that life ex
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