Feb 072011
I saw Saturn early this morning. So did a lot of other people, they just didn’t notice. Anyone who glanced at the sky could have seen it. From here on Earth, it looks like a star of average brightness. Until you look through a telescope.
A telescope brings a wonder that is high above into earthly view. It has no light of it’s own, but when properly aligned, a telescope collects and magnifies the light, allowing others to see Heavenly sites. It doesn’t take a big telescope to see amazing things, just one that is pointed in the right direction.
Someday, I want to be a telescope.
3 Responses to “Can You See Saturn When You Look My Way?”
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I saw Saturn, too. I’m glad I have friends like mark who can tell me what I saw. It was more than a mere star; it was a whole planet. Too cool. And thanks. Maybe you already are a telescope my brother.
Yep. You are a telescope. And a paperclip. 😉
You have been a telescope for a long time to a lot of people.