I have often thought about eternity - probably because I am a minister :-).

However, I have always thought of infinity as expanding, as moving outward through time and space (even though this does conflict at times with my theological beliefs) . But then I got thinking, if something can be eternally large and increasing, then surely it can also be eternally minute and decreasing. As humans, we judge size by our own reality and comparison to it. Typically, we tend to think we are the center of the universe!

Speaking of the universe, Star-Trek has sparked an interest in many grown men, to seek out new life and civilizations. I used to think that the Martian life scientists search for on distant planets were similar to that seen on the Star-Trek movies. What I soon realized was that the real search and interest was for water, because within just one drop of water, a whole eco-system can exist, sometimes multiple systems, hosts dependant upon or within hosts.

Thinking about all of the above, I began a journey to seek out new life and civilizations within my own world, even within my own back-yard. What I found was just as interesting as Martian life - with the most amazing and interesting life forms - from the smallest animal in the world at only 25 microns, to microbes, Protozoans and living algae.

Enjoy my vidz and discoveries.