Antarctica and Clues from Space

I think of abundance, when I see these headlines, read these stories.  I hope that these findings will ultimately help the human race.

Huge meteorite found, largest in 25 years in East Antarctica

Salty Antarctic Pond May Hold Clues to Water on Mars.   and speaking of water, did you know about finding water in moon rocks?

 A year ago, I was just back from the South Continents. I retook the journey in my body and soul. A life changing year, so much learning.  This is my 100th post.

Inside a Meteorite

It's easy to spot meteorites in Antarctica.  I recently learned, from CBS Sunday Morning show, about their color inside. 

This is a meteorite picture through a microscope. The actual image is 2mm. 

Our Henry Bergeson Kaleidoscopes remind me of the inside of meteorites. 
What a beautiful and unexpected surprise to find a connection between my Antarctic work and my partner Henry's kaleidoscopes!

Antarctica is Important for Many Things.

On the flight back from Antarctica to Chile, I spoke with a scientist from Spain.  His job is to find rocks from Mars for study. "Why do you look for rocks from other planets here, I asked?"   He replies, "They may fall elsewhere on earth, but It's easier to see them here!"


I found this link -Meteorites found in Antarctica and Australia make scientists believe that the building blocks of DNA exist in space.  My conclusion: Antarctica is important for many things!