“Jupiter And Family”
This composite image features Jupiter and its four large “Galilean” moons. (Jupiter has about twelve more smaller moons; the actual number is not yet certain.) From the top, the moons are Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto. The smallest, Europa, is about the size of Earth’s Moon, while Ganymede is the largest moon in the Solar System. In fact, Ganymede is larger than the planets Mercury and Pluto.
The swirling “Great Red Spot” over Jupiter’s surface is a hurricane-like storm system that has persisted for over 300 years; two to three Earths could fit inside of it. Callisto’s image was recorded during the 1979 flyby of Voyager. The other portraits were taken by the Galileo spacecraft, which began exploring the Jovian system in 1995.
Learning Center
Listed below are 50 subjects with respect to “learning.” The Wacky Adventures of Sir Wantsalittle Morefromlife, combines a heart-warming story of personal hope together with 50 self-improvement, learning topics.
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If you don’t want to take four or five hours to read the entire e-book, you may select any one or more of the learning topics, according to your personal interests. Each topic is linked to an episode (chapter) in the book. Each episode averages about four pages in length (FUN READING).
A brief synopsis of The Wacky Adventures of Sir Wantsalittle Morefromlife:
(Learning topics follow the synopsis)
Story line: A comical but troubled young knight from Camelot journeys into the future; his quest is to feel and act like a king.
Synopsis: Sir Wantsalittle, the story’s protagonist, stumbles upon a time-travel-remote device as he is walking in the countryside, just outside of Camelot. The time-travel-remote unit has a label that reads “If found, please return to: Willie C. Light; 50 Showmeaway—2; Feelgreat, California.”
Willie C. Light, a Hollywood stunt-double and a novelist and a time-machine inventor, gives Wantsalittle a crash course in World History, before the 24-year-old knight embarks on a quest to become more virtuous—to feel and act like a king. After a week in Hollywood in the year 2007, Wantsalittle borrows Willie’s larger time machine (a 2007 Corvette) and begins his wacky but enlightening journey into time. God, who appears as a clone of Jessica Simpson, provides Wantsalittle with guidance (food-for-thought messages) along the way. In addition, Wantsalittle falls in love with Willie’s daughter, Marilotta Light.
Learning Topics
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