I Am Amazed At the Universe

The aspect of order and disorder or entropy utterly fascinates me. I think all matter (including humans or even rocks) is defined by it's existence.

The meaning of life...is merely existence. And that anything formed is life and has a life-force. Humans are merely a mix of the sun and the earth, we are just another form of matter.

I know entropy is the basic universal force, however I wonder about the force of non-entropy or order. Why it exists? Where and why did that energy get unleashed? Actually thinking of this - because we are still in the expulsion and release of high energy.

http://gizmodo.com/what-was-our-universe-like-before-the-big-bang-1791889926

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KaTeeEvent · 36-40, F

The image on the cover of Carl Sagan's "Pale Blue Dot" is a shot of the Earth taken from Voyager as it hurtles past Jupiter looking back at us. In the crystal clear clarity of space we are in fact what the title describes and nothing more, a disappearing speck of dust, a grain of sand tinged blue because at least at this juncture of not having fucked things up completely we are awash in oxygen, water and a blue hue.

We are a totally insignificant part of this universe let alone our place in one of the millions of galaxies and that is refreshing to be a particle of eventual space dust considering that tiny bit has been around since the beginning.

okaybut · 56-60, M

@KaTeeEvent I agree. That understanding is my religion - Pantheism.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pantheism
And I goggled it...what an amazing image!

KaTeeEvent · 36-40, F

From the Cassini craft in '13: From the rings of Saturn winks our planet and a nearly imperceptible Moon.

okaybut · 56-60, M

@KaTeeEvent That is so cool!!! :)