The Greatest Discoveries All Start With The

Most Of The Time You Are Growing Up, People Tell You What's Wrong With You. Your Coach Tells You, Your Parents Tell You, The Teachers Tell You When They Grade You. I Think That's Very Good In The Early Stages, Because It Helps You Then Develop Skills. But At Some Point In Your Career, Generally I Think When You Are In Your Teens, You Look In A Mirror And You Have To Say, Despite All The Bumps And Warts, "i Like That Person I'm Looking At, And Let's Just Do Our Best."

The Fact That This Chain Of Life Existed [at Volcanic Vents On The Seafloor] In The Black Cold Of The Deep Sea And Was Utterly Independent Of Sunlight - Previously Thought To Be The Font Of All Earth's Life - Has Startling Ramifications. If Life Could Flourish There, Nurtured By A Complex Chemical Process Based On Geothermal Heat, Then Life Could Exist Under Similar Conditions On Planets Far Removed From The Nurturing Light Of Our Parent Star, The Sun.

I Would Have To Say My Favorite Place On Earth Is Bora Bora.

There Are More Active Volcanoes Beneath The Sea Than On Land By Two Orders Of Magnitude.

You Can Only Inspire When You Give People A New Way Of Looking At The World In Which They Live.