In life, experiences are the fundamental factors of survival during our migration to maturity. Experiences also mean challenges and changes that might last forever. Possibly most of our experiences were relatively good during our childhood or during our juvenescence. Most of the important experiences in my life betided in my childhood. In my sixth year of life, a lightning accident transformed my way of thinking about how nature works and absorbed me into the interesting world of science. At the same time, my worst experience occurred: my parents divorced, which divide my life between hating or loving. Seven years later, when I was 13, an enormous change occurred; I came to this new country to live with my father; which was for me very challenging in many manners. These were the most notable experiences in my life.
             A natural disaster can annihilate lives, but in my case, lighting framed part of my future. It was about six o'clock, a lightning storm was coming to the city. I was inquisitive about the storm since such beauteous phenomenon fascinates me. I was sitting outside the door when all of a sudden lightning struck the ground from six to ten meters away from me. I gave out a shriek because my eyes were highly hurt. I felt terrorized and began crying to my mother because I could not open my eyes. As a consequence, my interest in science augmented; I wanted to explicate what had happened; I wanted to explain all mysterious secrets of the Universe in which we exist. Since then, up to this point of my life, I have been searching, studying, and reading books about science. As a matter of fact, last year a read a fantastic and inspiring book entitled The Elegant Universe written by Brian Greene. This book emphasizes themes about The Superstring theory, hidden dimensions, and the quest for a new theory, which will unite all four forces in the universe in only one. This book influenced me somewhat on my decision
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