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Researchers caution against shutting out the sun
Researchers caution against shutting out the sun. Hindering the sun's beams to address the environment is too unsafe, said a gathering of around 60 researchers and specialists in an open letter In January 2022.
By Jim DeLillo4 years ago in Earth
mountain climbing
I woke up early in the morning and was freezing cold, so I shivered and covered the blanket tightly, then looked out the window. The autumn rain is still falling, hitting the security net on the clattering, and do not care to sleep, dressed, pulling up the sleeping mother, they drove to the foot of a mountain. As for what this mountain is called, I am not quite sure, I only know that my grandmother lives in this mountain.
By Deer Gaviria4 years ago in Earth
Listen to the tide
I think I must like this land and water. Backed by heavy mountains and facing the sea, it has nourished generations of fearless warriors.
By Donmore Muma4 years ago in Earth
Lost
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. I could feel everything closing in around me as I struggled to breathe.
By Kristina Eileen4 years ago in Earth
High Technology left Behind by Prehistoric Man
2012 was the year the Mayan civilization had its highest presence, as everyone waited for their predicted catastrophe. From the stroke of midnight on December 21 to 23:59, humanity passed through the Mayan doomsday without much happening. The failure of the prophecy did not bring the Mayan civilization down from its pedestal, and people continued to yearn for it.
By Zhiwei Lu4 years ago in Earth
How did our universe come into being?
According to the existing observational data and theories, the observable universe appeared about 13.8 billion years ago, with an error margin of ±20 million years. There is no solution to the discussion of "whole universe" or "multiverse". The size and existence of the unobservable part of the universe cannot be determined, and it may not have originated through a similar process as the observable universe.
By Zhiwei Lu4 years ago in Earth
Nuclear Alarms in the Ukraine
As the war on the front lines of Ukraine continues, a new version of events creates worldly concern of a second Chernobyl. Families separated amongst the rumors of attacks, and staffing restrictions among war-time shelling fuel fear of a second Ukrainian catastrophe. The question remains, how can our world leader’s prevent an incident without becoming involved in Russia’s campaign for regional expansion?
By Jeremy Gant4 years ago in Earth
The ultimate fate of the Sun
The sun means everything to human beings and the earth. Almost all the energy on Earth comes from the sun, the most obvious is solar energy, but in fact, wind, water, coal, oil and natural gas and other chemical energy are solar energy in nature.
By Zhiwei Lu4 years ago in Earth
The universe is 93 billion light years across
For a century now, astronomers have been exploring more and more of the universe. Less than a hundred years ago, the Milky Way was thought to be our entire universe, but today we know that the universe contains hundreds of billion galaxies like it.
By Zhiwei Lu4 years ago in Earth
Do you know how big the universe really is?
The Earth, is all human beings, at least at present and in the foreseeable future human beings can not leave the earth to settle on other planets. So, for human beings, the Earth is our whole world, and human exploration of outer space has only begun in the last few hundred years, especially in the last few decades.
By Zhiwei Lu4 years ago in Earth
How big is the universe?
How big is the universe? The James Webb Space Telescope, 1.5 million kilometers from Earth, tells you the answer. Following the Hubble Space Telescope, the James Webb Space Telescope was launched and successfully reached the sun's orbit around the sun-Earth L2 Lagrange point, about 1.5 million kilometers from Earth.
By Zhiwei Lu4 years ago in Earth
Environmentally Friendly Technologies | Brook Lang Seattle
With our goal of meeting net zero carbon emissions in 2030, we need to change how we go about our daily lives to be successful. Thankfully, with the advances in green technology, we can make a change for the better and save money simultaneously! In this article, we are going to be talking about some of the best environmentally friendly technologies that you can use today.
By Brook Lang Seattle4 years ago in Earth