coooooool

sooooo cool

#soooocute

Normally from above, it looks like a blob of black or dark grey, but when you see it up close, once it cools of course it looks like a rock which it is.

I saw a video about how fast it flooded. Very scary😨🙏

This information about prehistoric life could possibly help us in the future. Animals used to be GIANT because there were no buildings or anything like that. Since humans have made communities and such, there are many animals at risk because of the pollution from factories and cars. Hopefully technology can help us in a way that doesn't hurt the ecosystem, and also without isolation of humans either. It is up to us to create the future, remember that.

Usually where I live when it's September, it's usually cold right now, but it still feels like summer.

I feel that that the generations before us had some of the fault, but not entirely. The whole point is that it happened and we need to fix it to help recover our Earth. I know this message that I am posting might not convince or change lives, and everybody has been saying that we need to take actions, especially for the Polar Bears. So forget about this message, but think about what our future generations might suffer. Sunburns are pretty bad already, but just imagine it being 10x worse for the next new generations to come because of the pollutants breaking up the ozone. Think about how smelly the air is in cities, and what would happen if there were no space for everyone to live? Even though in 2025 there will be people going to mars to see about possible life, it isn't enough time for everybody right now. Just think about it.

Just imagine that they tried putting 62.8 of the pi on here....😅 Just a thought...

My dad went to Afghanistan to fight when I was 8 years old. I didn't see him for a while until he came back after a year. I am praying to all of those who lost someone because of this war. I am a military kid, and live in a military base. Both of my parents worked in the army when they were 18. Honor all of those who fought, and #NeverForget