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Sorry And here's your shmoop du jour brought to you

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by your ancestors as if they didn't do enough for

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you already thrown All right you're the following passage how

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humans constellations am Remember night traveling sky farming stories in

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the size blob of love of love a block all

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right the title night traveling suggests that ah what And

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here the potential answers paragraph traveling All right this is

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one of those questions where thinking too hard is only

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going to get us into trouble So let's take off

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our thinking caps and see where it takes us Choi

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see might seem feasible based on the title night traveling

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but it's not yeah nighttime might be generally associated with

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scariness Who But this passage doesn't focus on that Although

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the idea of travelling across the ocean in one of

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those tiny ancient boats is more than a little terrifying

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Just ask a viking But maybe that's just us All

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right we can eliminate answer d by asking one simple

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question If something were a secret from history how would

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we know about it All right enough said Okay look

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we can mix a with a simple question too Here

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goes Is this section titled time traveling now It's called

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night travelling which tells us that it's most likely about

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yeah traveling at night choice b might be captain obvious

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but in this case obvious is a okay The paragraph

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is all about how our ancestors used constellations to navigate

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the seas at night They just wait until gps was

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invented It would have saved him off a lot of 00:01:36.998 --> [endTime] trouble Hello

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