I'm Jasmin and I believe everyone serves simply as part of the universes cycle. We live, we produce ideas, we create, we die and our atoms break down and become something new. We serve as building blocks to the universe. The oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, calcium, and phosphorus that make up 99% of our mass become something new. It could be as simple as a flower, or as complex as a newborn star. This blog simply serves as a tribute to science. It may include anything from astronomy/astrophysics to geology to neuroscience to engineering and everything in between. This blog may also include the occasional personal post and rant on capitalism. (and Carl Sagan, can't forget Carl Sagan)
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My location makes it perfect to do both.
For astronomy: Mauna Kea has several observatories, as it in the ideal location for observing space. The middle of the ocean, barely any light around, one of the highest mountains in the world.
For geology: Kilauea is one of the world’s most active volcanoes. It would be lovely if I could do some sort of field work at the national park or with geologists.
I have to figure this out. There is an engineering internship in Oahu I am considering, so we’ll have to see if that’ll work :D
19th February 2012
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tonybalogna reblogged this from sincerelyscience and added:
Do both! I regret I did neither when I was there. Camping out on Mauna Kea and SCUBA to see Kilauea lava flow my...
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tonybalogna said:
Do both!
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shychemist said:
Those are interesting options for sure. Very cool. Hope you figure it out. :)
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