College Admissions Essay: The Planet Venus

Ever since I was a child I always wondered about the little twinkles that winked back at me at night, and the sun which always seemed to always blind me. I vividly remembered almost every morning during elementary school looking up at the morning moon pointing out the lonesome “star” in the sky. It only caught my attention during Middle School, where I was advised that that single “star” was no other than the planet Venus. Diving into the empty deep web I learned that Venus was also a sister planet to Earth seeing how it resembles it in size and mass. Intriguing I thought, and the further I dove, the more I picked up. Venus may be an Earth look alike, but not visually. It is also the hottest planet in the solar system due to having an atmosphere …show more content…
Lowell’s Center for Space Science and Technology took on a giant task, one which could if dont correctly advance the world's current knowledge and capabilities on Space research and science. Researching the space science personally brought forth a realization and new found curiosity concerning space. The center had a sense of passion as I walked through, they wished to enlighten their cummunity, students and people of all ages who may hold an interest on anything relating to space. And they’re open to everyone, believing that everyone can be a great aspect to their team no matter what their concentration may be in college. Like Laycock, a Physics teacher who as a kid wuldnt have imagined he was exploring the very limits of space and the void mysteries amongst stars and nebulas. This reserech experience showed me that life is always full of questions and knowledge that is left unachievable and unanswered unless there’s people like you and I who are willing to put in the time and effort into reaching that end goal. Its the ones that crave knowlegde and progression, those are the ones who place that stepping stone that seemed to always be there. We call those people