The sky is untouchable

Satan is the prince of the air, he cannot exist without the sky. That was just for being funny.

The sky is untouchable. Its an impressive heaven that simply doesn't fit the palm of a hand and sometimes looks like a sign of a threatening danger on a cloudy evening.

It's impressive, amazing and can strike a mans heart with awe and it's a beautiful thing none the less.

It's a sky full of signs, a mirror to see in for the future and sometimes just a place to observe.

It's a mighty thing, the sky,..

for a man.

The sky sounds better than "the void".
I wonder if it was named the void, more people would have agoraphobia

Dude oh, that's the most beautiful thing I've ever read let me get over it I'll say more

a reply to: Out6of9Balance

Well, this island Earth is getting smaller as the days pass.

At some point, we really are going to have to try and fly a bit higher.

a reply to: andy06shake

You are welcome to join the exodus to the stars; I am a grounder. I enjoy real earth beneath my feet. I like the sunset at the beach and the flow of wind around me. I will surrender my fate to this planet and share its future no matter what it may be. Supernova, asteroids, tectonic apocalypse no matter. Someone always survives. It may not be me or anyone I know but those who do inherit the earth and are granted the privilege to begin anew.

a reply to: worldstarcountry

We are not really built for space travel or anywhere else but planet Earth if we are honest.

If we are going to go to the stars, we are going to have to build the bodies and machines that can exist on other worlds nevermind get them there.

As to surviving, well there are not too many dinosaurs still roaming around to ask.

They went to the "birds" so to speak.

If humanity ever manages to lose its technological base, and the infrastructure we have in place across the globe, in any kind of significant manner, we may not get it back for the next 100-10,000 years, possibly not at all, depending on what we do....or don't do.

a reply to: Out6of9Balance

We are able to fly in the sky but not the third heaven.

a reply to: PhilbertDezineck

Voyager 1 and 2 have traveled quite the distance.

Both probes heading out of our solar system, into the space between the stars.

Dont know about them reaching "third heaven" all the same.

Is that not considered the abode of God?

a reply to: Out6of9Balance

I've got pictures.

Wind devil plays practical joke


Sky peaceful


Stormy getting scary


Wait...you didn't see that.