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I had lived on earth long enough to know what the sky looks like.
The unseen traveler forever passing, carrying life, moving, awning of earth felt and heard, strong and stirring, blowing.
Rhythmic flow, fluid and graceful, waves of serenity, smooth strings of purity, rains replenishing rapidly, rivers of dreams, raging springs covering earth in abundance, universal solvent dissolving, drink, liquid, life and power: water.
Launched from Cape Canaveral three days before, this is the first time that humans have ever traveled beyond low Earth orbit.
So just as the astronauts of Apollo 8 watched the Earth rising above the lunar landscape for the first time, there is no way that you could have imagined what the places I just showed you look like from outer space.
And, you know, walking through TED in these days and hearing the other speakers and feeling the energy of the crowd, I was remembering this quote of the Canadian author, Marshall McLuhan, who once famously said, "On spacecraft earth, there are no passengers.
So at em speeds, physical travel feels really painfully slow, so most em cities are self-sufficient, most war is cyber war, and most of the rest of the earth away from the em cities is left to the humans, because the ems really aren't that interested in it.
He wanted our names to be the last words he spoke on earth if he died.
Because ibn Rushd said that something true in religion may conflict with something that your reason finds to be true on earth, but the latter is still true.
This is my favorite place on earth, Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia.
To fly using the winds, the heat of the sun and the radiant energy of the earth is complex and beautiful.
We think we should also celebrate Air Day: it's a pact that we make with the earth, an ethical commitment to the atmosphere.
Could we one day live in a garden the size of the earth?
As a result of this explosion, a cloud of radioactive particles disseminated all over the earth, marking the beginning of the Anthropocene era.
We felt as if gravity had been inverted; it wasn't pulling us toward the center of the earth, but toward the universe.
It can't be the end of the story, because life hasn't died off the face of the earth.
So I was curious: if such wear and tear is inevitable, how on earth does Mother Nature make sure we can keep our chromosomes intact?
They were right under my feet: mud, earth, dirt, clay, however you call it ... and bamboo that was growing all around.
Load-bearing earth walls that really ground the school, and large bamboo structures that bring the lightness in.
Yeah, and the great thing is, if an earth wall is not needed anymore, it can go back to the ground it came from, turn into a garden, or get fully recycled without any loss of quality.
It seems totally out of our focus, but approximately three billion people all around the planet are living in earth houses, and it is a traditional building material in Europe just as much as in Africa.
And he has created technologies for rammed earth elements, for prefabrication of rammed earth elements that include insulation, wall heatings and coolings and all sorts of electrical fittings that can be layered to multistoried buildings, and this is important in order to scale up and in order to [speed] up the processes, like in the Ricola Herb Center in Switzerland.
The outside shape is woven bamboo, and the inside core is stones and rammed earth.
Even large parts of the Great Wall of China have been built with rammed earth, but it's getting replaced by concrete.
And we have alternatives, such as mud, stones, timber, bamboo, earth, that are totally effective options for all sorts of purposes.
The earth walls keep the highly sophisticated tools in the building safe by naturally regulating moisture.
Dancers who were both men and women were offered to temples where they served as living bridges between heaven and earth.
So to invoke the serpent in your dancing body then was to conjure the image of rivers cutting across the earth: inspire the flow of life-giving waters.
This ain't no time to come flirt with me; pipelines and drills are destroying the earth, you see.
This gin, this salty earth."
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