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There once was a dinosaur named Timmy. 

Timmy’s life-long goal was to defy gravity 

and travel through the solar system. He 

always knew this would be a hard goal to 

accomplish because the oxygen levels would 

be reduced and resources would be quite 

limited.

He went to college and learned all about 

astronomy, the atmosphere, and atmospheric 

pressure. He learned all about black holes, 

asteroids, blue stars, and the planets. He 

learned about everything within our galaxy, 

including gravitational field, meteorology, and 

the ozone layer. He worked and studied really 

hard so he could graduate and become an 

astronaut.

On his first day of work they sent 

him into space on a spaceship to 

investigate the varying amounts of heat 

energy in our hemisphere, something 

called global warming. His first 

course of action was to take the 

temperature and check the hydrogen 

and hydrocarbon levels in the air.

The temperature was approximately 300 

degrees Fahrenheit! (That’s 148.8 degrees 

Celsius and 422 degrees Kelvin!) Timmy knew 

these kinds of temperatures would expand the 

ozone hole and eventually cause extinction to 

all life on Earth!

The first thing he decided to do was 

coast to Jupiter to sleep in a crater 

for the night, so he could think of a 

plan. As he was lying in bed thinking 

of a plan, he witnessed a magnificent 

lunar eclipse and watched the planets 

orbit the sun. He was temporarily at 

a loss of thought, he could not come up 

with a theory on how to save the 

galaxy.

It had been a typical night in space, and Jupiter 

had finally orbited into a place where the 

ultraviolet rays of the sun were visible. While 

staring out into the stratosphere, Timmy finally 

came up with a solution, it hit him so fast it was 

like the speed of light!

He waited until his 

planet rotated a little 

more, so he wouldn’t get 

biological defects from 

the sun’s harmful rays, 

and then he set off into 

the asthenosphere! 

When he stepped foot on the Earth’s surface, 

he could not wait to explain his undefined 

thoughts on how to save the planet with his 

boss. He explained that in order to stop the 

ozone hole from expanding, we must use 

alternative energy sources that do not put 

harmful waste into the sky.

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