#33 Monday Morning Coffee Post
Hang on to your coffee
there for a second; I think you might need it after I tell you this.
Look around you, can you find anything made of iron? Maybe you’re on the bus, maybe in your office or maybe in your kitchen, at any rate if you see some iron today feel it, let your fingers gently glide across it, sense it's temperature, is it smooth or ruff? Then breathe in and consider this; you are literally touching a dying star. That's right! A star billions of years ago became to heavy for it's own core because of this iron your touching right now, so it ended up exploding and casting all the iron into space, some of which you are touching right now cause it landed here on Earth. We might have recycled it, made stuff out of it, melted it and cooled it, just like it was melted by the star and cooled by our atmosphere here on Earth, but that is it! It is still the same iron from that star, noting much have happened to it since. In other words - you are right now literally touching a star!
Look around you, can you find anything made of iron? Maybe you’re on the bus, maybe in your office or maybe in your kitchen, at any rate if you see some iron today feel it, let your fingers gently glide across it, sense it's temperature, is it smooth or ruff? Then breathe in and consider this; you are literally touching a dying star. That's right! A star billions of years ago became to heavy for it's own core because of this iron your touching right now, so it ended up exploding and casting all the iron into space, some of which you are touching right now cause it landed here on Earth. We might have recycled it, made stuff out of it, melted it and cooled it, just like it was melted by the star and cooled by our atmosphere here on Earth, but that is it! It is still the same iron from that star, noting much have happened to it since. In other words - you are right now literally touching a star!
Happy Monday :)
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