José Andrés
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And I began circling my head in 360 degrees, and I'm like, oh, my God, what a beautiful planet we live in. Let's not fuck it up.
And I began circling my head in 360 degrees, and I'm like, oh, my God, what a beautiful planet we live in. Let's not fuck it up.
What a beautiful universe. You know, one time when my oldest daughter was very young... We went to Hawaii. We went to the Big Island. And just on a lark, just for fun, we went to the top of the observatory. Is it Mauna Kea? The Keck Observatory, whatever mountain it is. and we were driving up there, and they said, well, if it's a cloudy night, it's terrible.
What a beautiful universe. You know, one time when my oldest daughter was very young... We went to Hawaii. We went to the Big Island. And just on a lark, just for fun, we went to the top of the observatory. Is it Mauna Kea? The Keck Observatory, whatever mountain it is. and we were driving up there, and they said, well, if it's a cloudy night, it's terrible.
What a beautiful universe. You know, one time when my oldest daughter was very young... We went to Hawaii. We went to the Big Island. And just on a lark, just for fun, we went to the top of the observatory. Is it Mauna Kea? The Keck Observatory, whatever mountain it is. and we were driving up there, and they said, well, if it's a cloudy night, it's terrible.
You can't see anything, but maybe you'll get lucky, and there'll be some stars. You'll be able to see the stars. So we're driving, and as we're driving, I was telling my wife, look at all the clouds. This sucks. We're going to get up there, and then we drive even further. It's a long drive. It's like a 90-minute drive through the mountains.
You can't see anything, but maybe you'll get lucky, and there'll be some stars. You'll be able to see the stars. So we're driving, and as we're driving, I was telling my wife, look at all the clouds. This sucks. We're going to get up there, and then we drive even further. It's a long drive. It's like a 90-minute drive through the mountains.
You can't see anything, but maybe you'll get lucky, and there'll be some stars. You'll be able to see the stars. So we're driving, and as we're driving, I was telling my wife, look at all the clouds. This sucks. We're going to get up there, and then we drive even further. It's a long drive. It's like a 90-minute drive through the mountains.
As we got further, we drove through the clouds, and the crowds were below us because it's very high, and the stars were magnificent. It was insane. You saw the whole Milky Way. The entire sky was filled with stars. There's no light pollution because the Big Island has diffused lighting.
As we got further, we drove through the clouds, and the crowds were below us because it's very high, and the stars were magnificent. It was insane. You saw the whole Milky Way. The entire sky was filled with stars. There's no light pollution because the Big Island has diffused lighting.
As we got further, we drove through the clouds, and the crowds were below us because it's very high, and the stars were magnificent. It was insane. You saw the whole Milky Way. The entire sky was filled with stars. There's no light pollution because the Big Island has diffused lighting.
And they have specific lighting just because of the observatory that doesn't give light pollution so you can see all the stars from up there. And I remember that day like it was yesterday. Every day, I think, every time I see the stars, I'm like, we're so fucked by cities because we can't see what this really looks like. That's what it looks like. That's what it looked like at night.
And they have specific lighting just because of the observatory that doesn't give light pollution so you can see all the stars from up there. And I remember that day like it was yesterday. Every day, I think, every time I see the stars, I'm like, we're so fucked by cities because we can't see what this really looks like. That's what it looks like. That's what it looked like at night.
And they have specific lighting just because of the observatory that doesn't give light pollution so you can see all the stars from up there. And I remember that day like it was yesterday. Every day, I think, every time I see the stars, I'm like, we're so fucked by cities because we can't see what this really looks like. That's what it looks like. That's what it looked like at night.
And I remember thinking, why don't we see that every day? Like the universe is so fascinating. Put you in your place. Oh my God, like you are in a convertible spaceship and you're hurling through the galaxy and the only thing that's protecting you from everything else is a layer of gas. A layer of gas that surrounds this beautiful planet. Of course it's life in one of those star systems.
And I remember thinking, why don't we see that every day? Like the universe is so fascinating. Put you in your place. Oh my God, like you are in a convertible spaceship and you're hurling through the galaxy and the only thing that's protecting you from everything else is a layer of gas. A layer of gas that surrounds this beautiful planet. Of course it's life in one of those star systems.
And I remember thinking, why don't we see that every day? Like the universe is so fascinating. Put you in your place. Oh my God, like you are in a convertible spaceship and you're hurling through the galaxy and the only thing that's protecting you from everything else is a layer of gas. A layer of gas that surrounds this beautiful planet. Of course it's life in one of those star systems.