Sunshine Supermen
By Joseph Peters
Started in 2010 ended in 2019

Contents
- Prologue
- Megaliths & Mounds
- Mesopotamia
- Egyptians
- Chinese
- India
- Greeks
- Maya
- Inca
- Aztec
- Nicolaus Copernicus
- Johnnes Kepler
- Galileo Galilei
- Isaac Newton
- Albert Einstein
- Astrology
- Modern Astronomy
- Spacemen
- Sun / Summary
Chapter I – Prologue
Today, astronomy is known as the study of objects and matter outside the Earth’s atmosphere and of their physical and chemical properties. It is one of the oldest sciences, if not the first. From the beginning of time, all living things have been affected by what goes on in the sky, and since humans have been on the planet, the sky, especially the night sky, has been the most awesome and most mysterious aspect of our lives, as well as the most overwhelming. The earliest human, would perhaps stand up on a rock, in the quiet of a clear night and stare up at the panorama of the sky and probably feel so very small, swimming amongst the stars. Dwarfed by the seemingly, endless and uncountable twinkles of light, whilst standing agape with eyes open wide and bottom lip hanging open, drooling upon oneself. Or we’d sit around our campfire and tell stories about the night skies and attempt to decipher them. Shooting stars would be talked about for days, while we may have danced with the Aureole-Aurora Borealis.
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