Turn and shoot the
Question: "What about the sun?". "He went to sleep," his
mother answered thinking an explanation that satisfies the curiosity of his
three years. "He night," says halfway between the statement and the
question and question again looking at the sky: "What about the moon? In
these sentences, little seems to sum up, with its childlike simplicity-the
concerns, from primitive man to the present day, led mankind to observe the sky
for answers to many questions.
