I love to travel, to see a lot of trees, beautiful rivers and seas. Traveling is reinvigorating!

Our life is quite busy these days. Capitalism / Globalisation / Inflation and so many others economic concepts wants us to work hard and really hard for just to sustain ourselves. As a result, this is how a week is defined for most of us

Monday = Work like an ass
Tuesday = Run like a deer
Wednesday = Stressed like a goat
Thursday = Shout like a dog
Friday = Play like a Monkey (in office)
… As a result …
Saturday = Sleep like a Tortoise
Sunday = Probably the only day we can live human life.

Due to busy schedule as stated above, we rarely get time these days. Hence, we are more focused on job, work, internal pleasures, sleep etc. We rarely think of moving out. We do not consider the fact that by moving out, we are learning new climates and understanding new cultures. We don’t have time for all that.

Yes, we are getting exposed to diseases due to that but our schedule does not approve caring for that. Anyways, a nice post.

Nice post and I hope to read the next episode of this.

Quite a useful information and let us hope that may be one of the planets discovered in another galaxy do support life.

@PEEUSH TRIKHA, Hi? Yes, let us hope that come sooner another planet that supports life, and how nice if the said planet allows humans to migrate hehehe.

it being called a dwarf planet , mkes it till perceived as a planet. They shouldn’t call it as a planet anymore since it doesn’t have the criteria to be called a

. . sorry it got posted even if i wasn’t finished yet with what I still should be saying.

Good thing you posted about this because had I not read about it, i wouldn’t know the criteria of being a planet, or maybe I forgot about it anymore since it has been decades that we studies it.

@Dina, The decision was made in 2006 when group of astronomers had set criteria about the descriptions of planet. They should have known all these before so that Pluto won’t be anymore part of our thinking. This was so long ago confirmation and this was debated by scholars before it was finalized to be disfranchised as the 9th planet in our solar system.