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No wind but also waves: where does the high tide seawater actually come from? Where does the water go after the tide goes out?
Looking out to sea, the sea level seems to be never-ending, and the ocean is never calm. The ocean brings human feelings that rivers and lakes do not have. For people who have lived by the sea since the beginning, understanding the ocean can certainly help people to live better.
By Husain Hiram4 years ago in Earth
The Earth is now 40 to 50 degrees hot! The sun has "spewed fire" 36 times in 2 weeks, do they have anything to do with each other?
As the natural environment continues to deteriorate, the climate is becoming progressively more chaotic, with heat and severe cold appearing to be anomalous in both winter and summer.
By Richard Shurwood4 years ago in Earth
What are Gemstones? Why are they used?
Gemstones are precious or semiprecious stones that can be used for personal adornment, jewelry, or other decorative purposes. They are often cut and polished to create a dazzling effect. Gemstones are typically categorized by the type of stone, such as diamonds, emeralds, or rubies. Each type of stone has its own unique set of properties, which can be used to create different looks. For example, diamonds are the hardest known material and can be used to create a very sparkly effect, while emeralds are green gemstones that is associated with nature.
By Himalya Quartz4 years ago in Earth
Why is the earth able to spin forever? Where does its energy come from?
Every day, the earth rotates once, and due to the rotation of the earth, we can see the sunrise and sunset every day. Since the birth of the earth 4.6 billion years ago, the earth has never stopped rotating, and the earth will continue to rotate in the future until the day when the earth is destroyed. But why does the earth rotate? Where does the power of the Earth's rotation come from?
By sondra mallen4 years ago in Earth
Environmental Pollution
Human activities have led to immense water pollution and especially in the oceans. When you walk along the beaches, you will see a lot of foreign materials such as plastic bottles, polyethylene bags, pieces of old clothes, and many more washed by the waters to the shores.
By Daniel Syengo4 years ago in Earth
How to Discover the Suitable Price of a Solar Panel?
Solar Panels have brought a new wave in the market industry of Pakistan nowadays. Going solar pops up numerous questions and queries in your mind. The most common question regarding solar systems is regarding the price & authenticity factor. You can cover these two factors in some steps. Both of these factors are interconnected. Cheap solar systems have higher risks of authenticity. However, some authentic companies still have affordable Solar Panel Prices in Pakistan and a warranty. You'll understand the critical factors to finding a suitable price.
By Leo Martin4 years ago in Earth
Did you know that Xiaomi's ancestor was dogtail grass!
. Our goal is to make a scientific, rigorous, vivid and interesting platform for the popularization of earth science. Xiaomi's ancestors are dogtail grass-cutting, who are you kidding? I read a lot, don't lie to me! It's not that we haven't seen dogtail grass before. there are everywhere on the roadside, and this is the only thing that can make the delicious Millet Congee I drink every day.
By Fwuebks Sushma4 years ago in Earth
Zhu Rong discovers that water also exists on Mars recently | Global scientific news
? COVID-19 epidemic? China's cancellation of zero clearance policy may trigger a wave of O'Micron infection. China's dynamic zeroing policy, designed to cut off the chain of transmission and quickly fight the epidemic, has been used to deal with the more contagious mutant novel coronavirus since August 2021. Recently, researchers from Fudan University predicted COVID-19 's disease burden after China abolished the dynamic zero clearance policy. The results show that if the current dynamic zero clearance policy is abolished, it may lead to a large number of O'Micron infection. The study is published in Nature Medicine.
By jsyeem shekels4 years ago in Earth
New O'Micron variants BA.4 and BA.5 are spreading rapidly in South Africa, faster than BA.2. | Global science news
? Novel coronavirus? New O'Micron mutants BA.4 and BA.5 are spreading rapidly in South Africa. New Omicron variants BA.4 and BA.5, first detected by the South African Genome Monitoring Network in mid-December 2021 and January 2022, are spreading rapidly in South Africa, according to Nature's website. According to Science News, from 17 April to 7 May, the number of new cases per day in South Africa increased rapidly from about 1000 to 10,000. At present, these two seed variants have been found in more than a dozen countries (mainly in Europe). BA.4 and BA.5 spread slightly faster than Omicron's BA.2 sublineage, while BA.2 was more contagious than the first Omicron variant BA.1.
By jsyeem shekels4 years ago in Earth







