Extensive Reading Outline

                      Out line: 

    - During his junior high and high school years:

• 1. At age fifteen, the youngest in the class by at least fifteen years.    page:28
• 2. Earned a Hayden Planetarium issued certificate.    page: 28
• 3. Of all planets, his favourite is Saturn.   page: 30
• 4. Created a lamp and got A+.   page: 30-31
• 5. Received a scholarship from a club to take a trip.   page: 31

    - Two thousand scientists, engineers and eclipse enthusiasts onboard the Canberra.   page: 32

    - Easter day can never have a solar eclipse.   page: 33

    - Saturn average density less than that of water.   page: 34

     - In the night which he spent in Mojave Desert, saw bezillions.   page: 35

What surprised you most about your reading today?

The author joined college when he was fifteen years old.He even joined classes in which the difference between him and the youngest person there is fifteen years.The other surprising thing is that Easter is the day of the year which can never have a total solar eclipse.

Tyson, Neil D. The sky is not the limit. N.p.: Prometheus Books, 2004. 1-203. Print.