Time is a concept that is manmade. In natures true form there is no such thing as time. Existence is a constant. We created time based on the repetition of things happening (Earth’s rotation around the sun) but that does not mean it truly exists. Therefore time travel is impossible since there is no past, no future and no present, just the concept of it.

The most obvious effect the moon has on us is our oceans (high tide and low tide). but when we have high tide where is the water coming from? Does it come from down below at the bottom of the ocean or does it bow out leaving the middle of the ocean lower than the outer sections? It could also be a matter of density. Making the ocean less dense. All these theory’s possibly answered by someone. But imagine.

If the ocean is raised strictly by gravity pulling it up, there is a vast unknown that we have about our planet still. What if there was a whole separate way of life down there and the gravitational pull creates dry bubbles at the bottom of the ocean. It could be a part of the natural order of things down there, like we have day and night they have dry and wet. A reverse tide for a different civilization to emerge out of underground caves.

Is your body really you? I would say not. You are something made up of many. Your body is more of a container for others, others that probably have no idea they are a part of a body.

With this in mind are we ourselves a part of something bigger? Is Space actually a part of another organism, and Earth just a small microscopic part of a large living breathing creature? Its possible that people might be a virus that has infected a part inside the body of this creature, as we know it Earth.

Life of a human and many other animals is shorter than it should be. Why is it that Land Tortoises can live close to 200 years and we can only make it to half that if we’re lucky? We have the similar vital body parts don’t we? How come theirs lasts so much longer? Or better yet… tree’s like the Sequoia, Giant can live up to 2,000 – 3,000 years old, now of course they are no where close to us but why not study it? If other plants and animals have access to such long life spans, there must be a way we can somehow learn from them and extend ours.

Space exploration. Someday it will be possible. When this happens and we start going off to other planets or living in space ships… What does that mean for our planet earth? Our bodies are made up of 70% water, and I would have to say a significant part of this planets ecosystem.

So if we start leaving and taking the water we retain and other food, supplies, plants etc. what would happen to Earth? Would nothing change, or would the balance of nature be thrown off?

Why is it so many people have such a strong attachment to those that make them unhappy? Is it possible human nature is defaulted on hate and anguish? Do we really thrive off these feelings, or is this all some sick experiment by an unknown? And when you cut this out of your life after being around it for so long hoping for something better, it’s like a piece of you is missing. Is this piece missing the feeling of something exciting that we want to keep, even if its not what you want? Or is it love, something in which no one can truly define.