A New Look at Gaia's Relationship with Water

Anthropology of Consciousness 28 (2):143-151 (2017)
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An exploration of the interconnectedness of the geometries of a water molecule, the geologic and geographic regions of our planet, and the universe as a whole. Water is shown as a crucial “bridge” passing from the microscopic to the stellar and interstellar.

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