Astronomy with Marshall C.

T minus one hour-14 minutes and 7 seconds until liftoff. The Starship Prometheus resides in the gantry, ready to unleash hundreds of thousands of pounds of unbridled thrust. Liftoff has been achieved. At 18,500 MPH. the ship overcomes the earth's atmospheric pull of gravity and enters space and weightlessness. At this time, I would like to take the opportunity to introduce myself formally. My name is Marshall C. I attained my bachelor of science with a major in biology. Pre-med seemed like a long haul in time, so I became a court stenographer, only to have a rewarding and illustrious career for close to five decades. My understanding of the study of the universe has been culled down to the13 billion plus light years years that our universe has been in existence. It would be very easy to read a nicely-written and illustrated hardcover book, but there is so much more that the heavens offer us... if we know where to look. I can take you there, and turn complex theories into understandable puzzle pieces.To everyone onboard, fasten your anchor points.... space awaits!