Measuring emptiness

This pine tree is the measure of human emptiness or vacuum.The barometer (from the Greek βάρος, weight and μέτρον, measure) is the instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure. Used in the field of meteorology to detect useful data for weather forecasts, it is in fact a differential pressure gauge, in which the reference measurement (low pressure side) is absolute vacuum. Vacuum / the void is space without matter. The word comes from the Latin adjective vacuol for vacant or empty.Emptiness is what I feel when wheater disasters come to destroy the environment around, the places I live in.This huge storm  destroyed the most of the forest I knew.