So he went to earth and saw how much plants and people were dying. So he got his bow and his arrow and shot 9 right out of the sky. He was about to shoot the 10th one, but just then, his wife, Chang E appeared out of nowhere and told im to spare the last sun. Humans need the light and energy of the sun, and if the archer shot all of it, then, the humans won’t be able to live either. So from then on, only one sun watched over the earth.

Once there was a rat. He was very skinny, because he had been wandering for quite some days now, with an empty stomach. One day, as he was walking in the woods, he saw aAustin Peay State University and the College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics recently celebrated women in STEM by launching a high-altitude balloon carrying two dolls adorned in American Girl NASA space suits.

The dolls reached 93,914 feet at 11:13 a.m. on Jan. 24.

One of the American Girl NASA space dolls seen from the Austin Peay State University high-altitude balloon launched as part of a Women in STEM program on Jan. 24, 2019.(Photo11: Contributed, APSU)

Balloon project team members hoped the launch helped raise awareness about the challenges of women rising in their fields of study.

“While growing up, I never really thought of myself as being good at mathematics or physics, the really difficult STEM fields, but being able to do this and having a successful launch, being the lead