“Today our planet is at perihelion, that point in Earth’s orbit at which it is closest to the sun. It’s not an event you’re likely to notice, but it’s one of the subtle geometries that enfold us every day and make life possible on earth.
When you look up at the stars tonight, think about what their orbits might mean for you. Take note of their patterns and symmetry. Appreciate the beauty and complexity of the universe.”
Brian Nelson
Chorlton Unitarians 