nature: outer space

I believed that my family and I lived on Earth, and the rest of the people lived in other planets, like Pluto and Mars and Saturn.

when i was younger and had those little bubbles that you blow i always believed that they were trying to go to outer space and that when they popped that is where they automatically appeared

When I was a kid, I thought the stars made the chirping noise the crickets make at night, The twinkling seemed to blend with the chirping, so I naturally thougth the stars made the noise.

Until I was about 5 or 6 I used to believe that the area of the moon that you can't see when it's not full just wasn't there. I learned it from Bugs Bunny cartoons.

i used to think the sun followed me every where

I specifically remember looking out at the sky on our porch one night...it was cloudy, but the clouds blended in with the sky, and so I figured it was just a starless sky.

So I turn to my grandmother, and tell her "The stars ran out of batteries!"

Later on I found out that stars did not run on batteries at all, but it was fun to think while it lasted.

One day a friend and I were playing in my backyard when we found a tomato worm. For those of you that have never seen one of these it looks like a large, green and thorny caterpiller. But We thought it was a baby alien and squished it with a stick before it could take over our brains

I used to beleive that the moon was made of cheese. Wallace and Gromit had a big influence on me. (:

I used to beleive that the moon was made of cheese and I wanted to become an astronaut so I could eeat it. YAY!

When I was 7 years old, I used to believe that the moon was a ball of snow.

When i was 7 years old, I used to believe that there was a rabbit in the middle of the moon.

I used to believe that the sun and the moon were one. During the day the moon became the sun. And during the night the sun became the moon.

I used to believe that the sun and the moon were the same thing...just different colors

When I was little i used to believe that shooting stars, could just come down to Earth and kill you, that's why i always refused to watch shooting stars when my family went up to the mountains.

My dad used to believe that God put a blanket over the world at night. The stars are holes in the blanket. I love this image!

When I was about 5, I convinced myself that when I looked up at the sky, I could see the world turning. I think my mother burst my bubble by telling me that what I was seeing was the clouds moving across the sky.