AUDIO:
Man has been fascinated by the sun since the beginning. In ancient Britain the
Druids built a mysterious monument to it. In Egypt, the sun was worshiped as a
diety and its passage from day to night was sanctified. The Mayans offered
sacrifices to the sun. For the Aztecs, it measured time. Some artists
reproduced it in colorful stones and gold. Others captured its mysterious
quality on canvas. Children see it as a smiling face. It is the source of
bounty. And, as in parts of Africa, an element of devestation. Early man
brought the sun down from the sky to within his reach. Modern man journeys
upward to understand it. Still, it remains a mystery.

VIDEO DESCRIPTION:
Video of sun setting, solar flares, stonehenge, Egyptian, Mayan, Aztec, and
Native American art depicting the sun. Paintings done by artists and children
of the sun. Columbine harvesting wheat and images of drought in Africa. Ancient
bronze sculpture showing the sun on a chariot behind a horse ("brought the sun 
down from the sky to within his reach"). Photo of sunset ("modern man journeys
upward... remains a mystery").