10 God called the dry land Earth,and the waters that were gathered together he called Seas.And God saw that it was good.
11 And God said,"Let the earth sprout vegetation,plants yielding seed,and fruit trees bearing fruit in which is their seed,each according to its kind,on the earth."And it was so. https://t.cn/8FXGY38

I love my new cooker. Not common in western style cooking, we have different slow cookers, but this works well. I'm still experimenting, but this is one of the healthiest meals I cooked in a long time... what a nice way to cook dinner. Put it on the stove before class and come eat it after class

#Bubos# #布波族之旅# natgeoPhoto by @FransLanting If we ever discover life elsewhere in our solar system could it look like this? A colorful assemblage of ancient bacteria finds conditions just right to thrive on the flanks of a geyser spewing hot water into the air. On planet Earth we can find primitive life around geothermal areas like Yellowstone, but on one of Saturn’s moons, Enceladus, geysers have also been spotted thanks to the remarkable Cassini spacecraft mission, which is now entering its final phase. In September Cassini will be directed to crash into Saturn to avoid that it might inadvertently connect with any of its moons and contaminate them with traces of life from Earth.