Talk:Kick/@comment-5463410-20130616042511

Tonight, I was stargazing with my Dad, two sisters and two dogs and I saw-

1. The Big Dipper (Big Bear)

2. The Little Dipper (Little Bear)

3. 4 Shooting Stars

4. The Star "Beetlejuice."

5. THE GOOGLE EARTH SATELITTE!!! WHA WHAAAA!!! It was really cool. At first it was going in and out of the atmosphere, so one second it was there and the next it wasn't. Also, when it was just touching the tippity top of the atmosphere, a large burst of light would appear from the heat created by the friction of the satelitte to the atmosphere. At first we thought it was the International Space Station, then the Sputnik satellite, or a very crazy shooting star. When we first saw it, it was when the heat made the burst of light appear and disappeared all together, so we thought it was a shooting star. But then we saw it again about two seconds later, not as bright as the first time, We saw it orbit around our house, but then we couldn't find it anymore. Then as we were talking about the Big Dipper, it was back. This time at a different angle. My Dad told us that it was the Google Earth Satelitte because that's the only one that orbits and area every single 5 to 10 minutes. It was pretty cool, seeing it flash the light down from the heat, and when we would all follow it around the house and never lose track of it. It was an amazing and rare family experience.

Before stargazing, however, my Dad, two sisters and I played volleyball, badminton, and frisbee for about...8 hours, and we wore those glow necklaces and bracelets so we could play in the pitch-black darkness.

Today was an awesome day, plus I found out that I have a 192 out of 200 on my Science final!!! Yay!!! Basically, there are three parts- five performance quizzes (20 points each), 5 extended response questions (also 20 points each) and 100 multiple choice (1 point each). The quizzes are Part 1, the responses Part 2, and the multiple choice Part 3. I got a 96/100 for Pt. 1 and another 96/100 for Pt.2, so that equals 192/200 if added together. If you divide you get, won't you look at that, 96% as the almost final grade. The number 96 is haunting me!!!!!

May the odds be ever in YOUR favour and gooodbye!!!!!!