BACK TO THE EARTH
This journal chapter will be the final one from orbit. For five years, we have been off of the planet, free from the tugging bond of gravity. We have flown like Superman, flipped and twisted like a gymnast, and even whacked our head on a handrail once or twice. None other planet has blue water and white clouds, covering colorful landmasses filled with thriving, beautiful, living things. We observe our planet day by day. Big forest, big ocean, and creature in between. They build, eat, talk and walk. Every phenomenon has its own connection. We really can't take that too lightly.
The universe refers to infinite time and space, and to everything contained. Under this context, we focused on ways to ensure continuity of the Earth from a universal perspective, and of the daily lives for human beings who live on it. It is an exercise of discovering possibilities in a periodic condition of increasing physical, social and environmental limitation.
We are heading back home. When the Shuttle re-enters our beautiful blue blanket of atmosphere, the reality of gravity may jump on our body. We may stagger, we may stumble, we may even fall down. No matter what happens, we will have the biggest smile that we can muster. Now we face our earth, sway in the breeze, listen to the echo back from the valley.
First, last, and many more to come. This is a five-year journal, also our coordinate of the cornerstone, implying each new chapter of us 10.
