Gazing At Spaceship Earth
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Paul graduated from Evergreen State College. He lived and worked in Portland, Oregon for a bit, but now resides ... Space is awe-inspiring. There is infinity beyond us, just the boundlessness of the universe and we don’t even know what is out there. Is there any other idea in the world more enchanting than this? That the universe is so huge and there is so much of it we’ve never seen? Watch this short film made by the Planetary Collective on space exploration and the psychological effect seeing “Spaceship Earth” from space has on astronauts. What a beautiful miracle. 
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http://www.itmakesmestronger.com/2012/12/gazing-at-spaceship-earth/ Only L<3Ve @ ItMakesMeStronger.com
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http://apanache.wordpress.com/2012/11/27/amazing-videos-ovnimoon-then-from-earth-to-infinity-at-the-end-of-the-post/ Amazing video’s ~ Ovnimoon, then From Earth to Infinity ~ at the end of the post « apanache
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