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The Last Man on Earth
In the year 2065, a deadly virus swept across the world, killing billions of people. It was like nothing the world had ever seen before. Governments collapsed, hospitals overflowed, and chaos reigned. In just a few short weeks, humanity was on the brink of extinction.
By Muhammad Zain Ul Abidin3 years ago in Earth
The Science Behind the Earth's Roundness and Shape.
The shape of the Earth has been a subject of scientific investigation for centuries. Ancient Greek philosophers such as Pythagoras and Aristotle were among the first to propose that the Earth was round, based on observations of lunar eclipses and the circular shape of the Earth's shadow on the Moon. In modern times, the evidence supporting the roundness of the Earth has been overwhelming, and we now know that the Earth is not a perfect sphere, but rather an oblate spheroid, which means it is slightly flattened at the poles and bulging at the equator.
By wispo uganja3 years ago in Earth
"Lion's Lethargy: Exploring the Life of a Lazy King of the Jungle"
Lions are known for their majestic presence in the animal kingdom, as they are the kings of the jungle. These carnivorous beasts are apex predators that have earned their title by being fierce hunters and protectors of their pride. However, like any other animal, there are lazy lions that exist.
By aravindh virat3 years ago in Earth
HISTORY OF ASTRONOMY
We have our information about the earliest Greek astronomy from Herodotus (born 480 B.C.). He put the traditions into writing. Thales (639-546 B.C.) is said to have predicted an eclipse, which caused much alarm, and ended the battle between the Medes and Lydians. Airy fixed the date May 28th, 585 B.C. But other modern astronomers give different dates. Thales went to Egypt to study science, and learnt from its priests the length of the year (which was kept a profound secret!), and the signs of the zodiac, and the positions of the solstices. He held that the sun, moon, and stars are not mere spots on the heavenly vault, but solids; that the moon derives her light from the sun, and that this fact explains her phases; that an eclipse of the moon happens when the earth cuts off the sun’s light from her. He supposed the earth to be flat, and to float upon water. He determined the ratio of the sun’s diameter to its orbit, and apparently made out the diameter correctly as half a degree. He left nothing in writing.
By Hajib3 years ago in Earth
Sky is the limit
Make a list of potential business initiatives that match your skills, interests, and market needs before deciding on a viable business proposal. Research the market to determine whether your business idea is viable.
By MUTHAMIL SELVI3 years ago in Earth
How to Travel on Budget
Everyone wants to travel and explore the world but when it comes to planning a trip, we hold ourselves back due to the over-priced tickets and accommodations. But do you know you can make an abroad tour possible without making a dent in your wallet? Here is how it's done:
By Atika Tahir 3 years ago in Earth
Midnight thoughts
Midnight Thoughts: An Exploration of the Human Mind As the world falls into slumber, the human mind awakens. Thoughts that were pushed to the back of the mind during the day seem to come alive in the dead of night. These nocturnal musings, commonly known as “midnight thoughts” can be a source of creative inspiration, problem-solving, or a distressing reminder of one’s fears and anxieties.
By abhishek singh3 years ago in Earth
Kailash: The Home of Lord Shiva
Kailash, also known as Mount Kailash, is a majestic mountain located in the western part of the Tibetan Plateau. It is considered to be one of the most beautiful mountains in the world and is also considered to be one of the holiest mountains in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. Kailash has been a place of pilgrimage for centuries and continues to be a popular destination for travelers and spiritual seekers alike.
By RK Bhanu3 years ago in Earth
The Plight of Endangered Animals: A Call to Action for Conservation
As humans, we share the planet with millions of other species, many of which are under threat from human activities. The world is currently facing an unprecedented rate of species extinction, with thousands of animal species facing the risk of disappearing forever. The extinction of any species is a tragedy, as each one plays a vital role in the ecosystem and contributes to the biodiversity that makes our planet so unique.
By Muhammad Hamza3 years ago in Earth
The Importance of Sustainability: Creating a More Resilient Future
In recent years, sustainability has become an increasingly important topic as people and organizations around the world recognize the need to create a more resilient future. Sustainability refers to meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. This involves balancing environmental, social, and economic factors to create a more equitable and sustainable world.
By Muhammad Hamza3 years ago in Earth
The Climate Crisis: Understanding the Impact and Taking Action
The world is currently facing an urgent crisis that affects everyone: climate change. The impact of this crisis can be felt around the globe, with extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and other consequences affecting both humans and the natural world. Despite these challenges, there is hope. By understanding the science behind climate change and taking action to reduce our impact on the environment, we can help to create a better future for ourselves and generations to come.
By Muhammad Hamza3 years ago in Earth
Protect rare animals and maintain our common life circle
After millions of years of human evolution and reproduction, every step of human growth and development is inseparable from the use of wild animals. Driven by the needs of production activities and economic interests, some people tend to hunt animals blindly, and some production and living behaviors indirectly destroy the living environment of animals. Over hundreds of years, this aggressive hunting has driven some animals to extinction. According to the research of relevant scientists, since the 16th century, more than 250 kinds of animals have become extinct in the world, and the extinction rate of those endangered animals is also accelerating.
By KATRINA DONELSON3 years ago in Earth