šæ(under)water
How inappropriate to call this planet Earth when it is quite clearly ocean.
ā Arthur C. Clarke
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šæ(under)water
We came from the ocean, and we only survive by carrying salt water with us all our livesāin our blood, in our cells. The sea is our true home. This is why we find the shore so calming: we stand where the waves break, like exiles returning home. āDr. Ha Nguyen, How Oceans Think
Ray Nayler ā¢ The Mountain in the Sea: A Novel
cosmic tide ā the idea that the whole life of the universeāfrom the big bang to the collapsing of the universeāis just one wave in an āoceanā thatās beyond space time. What if the comedy and tragedy and all possible beautiful and all potential forms of life within our plenum is just the crashing of a single wave? It is a loop, a wave, a heartbeat,
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The Raw Shark Texts (Canons)
āSound is the vocabulary of natureā_ Pierre Schaeffer
While other vertebrates, such as the rougheye rockfish and the bowhead whale, can reach an impressive age of around 200 years, the Greenland shark is by far the longest-lived vertebrate with some estimates as high as 512 years.
Amie Pearce ā¢ The longevity of the Greenland shark
