Inherent in this [Gaia theory] is the idea that biosphere, the atmosphere, the lithosphere and the hydrosphere are in some kind of balance—that they maintain a homeostatic condition. This homeostasis is much like the internal maintenance of our own bodies; processes within our body insure a constant temperature, blood pH, electrochemical balance, etc. The inner workings of Gaia, therefore, can be viewed as a study of the physiology of the Earth, where the oceans and rivers are the Earth’s blood, the atmosphere is the Earth’s lungs, the land is the Earth’s bones, and the living organisms are the Earth’s senses. —Dr. Sean Chamberlain, Fullerton College
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Minh Nguyen, D.D.S.
