#228: selenology

1/23/2016

selenology
is more fun while you also
learn oenology

... and if you find a new crater you are already ahead in your celebration!

A hats off to scientists in general who can focus for aeons on one thing. Not me.

My favorite "scientific" area of interest is biomimicry, or the study of how Nature designs things. Look up Janine Benyus, one of the visionary leaders in the study and application of biomimicry. A great TED Talk here.

DEFINITION of this 5-syllable noun:

the branch of astronomy that deals with the nature and origin of the physical features of the moon.

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