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Why Do Flies Bite When It's Going To Rain
Do you ever get that feeling when it's about to rain, and all of the sudden a fly buzzing around your head seems to become ten times more annoying? You're not alone.
By Heather Whitney4 years ago in Earth
Doom, Dust and Ashes
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. I remember so vividly the day the earth was no more. All the stories we wrote, all the history we made, all the families, our homes, our lives, our loves and friendships, all gone in the awfulness of a burning fiery inferno of our own making.
By Novel Allen4 years ago in Earth
From the window
Looking down into the gully, the river caught my eye the river always ran high and fast at this time of year, Spring. My favourite time of the year, the river was filled to the brim from the winter. The warm weather was returning.
By Kim Murray4 years ago in Earth
Moonlight
Many people wonder how the moon casts its shadow on the earth, before answering this question we must know that the moon is a celestial body that is believed to be the result of a collision, and therefore astronomers and scientists called it the giant collision, and this results from The collision of the planet with a giant body as large as Mars, which led to the presence of a dense cloud of vaporized rocks, which consists of a mixture of the giant body and the planet, which revolves around the earth in a fixed orbit and eventually becomes a moon, and the moon consists of 3 layers represented in the iron core and the mantle rocky and his thin crust.
By Eliza Castaneda4 years ago in Earth
Davos delivers on private sector commitment to decarbonize
The November 2021 Climate Summit (COP26) in Glasgow consolidated the momentum toward a transition to green growth and a decarbonized economy. Unsurprisingly, this involved a more robust partnership with the private sector to invest in clean tech and clean energy. One of the key milestones of the COP26, was the United States launch of the First Movers Coalition (FMC). This is a platform for companies and governments to commit to purchase green products and services (such as green hydrogen, green steel, and green cement) and thus jump-start the creation of markets for innovative clean energy technologies that are key for tackling the climate crisis.
By Andrea Zanon4 years ago in Earth
Where Do Crows Sleep?
Crows are known for being intelligent, curious birds. But have you ever wondered where they sleep? Do they sleep in the trees as many people think, or do they have some other place that they prefer? Do they sleep in their nests? Keep reading to find out where crows really sleep!
By Heather Whitney4 years ago in Earth
Racing to fill Space -2050-
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. Would you believe an open world of vacuum space; no human life on earth? No longer traceable? No animal, plant life, mankind or humanity – vanished. Floating wasn't optional or even the once in a lifetime opportunity. A populated creation that hardly existed by the universe. An overwhelming story how reproduction once took place. Yes, the once took place is a bad joke. The demand was so powerful, no human could stop the opportunity for growth. Centuries of man made destruction to evolve fast production for a demanding world. As it was told a wicked scientist stood behind a control panel; operational robotic-zombie creating vacuumed space life.
By Della Lonaker4 years ago in Earth
Terra
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. They are wrong. San Diego, CA Susanne Miller rests on a beach towel, liberally applying sunscreen to her long pale limbs. She reaches it out in offering to her sixteen year old daughter Angel, who looks up from her phone briefly and waves it off in annoyance. Susanne sighs but tosses it in her canvas beach bag.
By Erin Hensley4 years ago in Earth
400 IQ
400 IQ Power of the Mind Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space , or so they say , the sc avius Joshua’s spaceship, rattled as it sped through space and towards the unknown. Joshua clenched his jaw against the clattering sound, unbearably loud to his sensitive ears. The monitor beeped, informing him of SC AVius’ parts that had taken a hit when he’d left Earth’s gravitational pull. SC Avius wasn’t complete when Joshua had taken it into space. It still needed a lot of work before it was safe for travel but Joshua didn’t have the time, not with Earth’s renowned intelligence agencies after him.
By Eric Maxwell4 years ago in Earth
Tribal Seeds
The outside world was unknown to her, but she could see a glimpse of it through the window in his room. “But where can it be coming from?”, Captain Lakshmi asked.
By mokradi_ 4 years ago in Earth
The Taste of Summer
For me, summer tastes like freshly picked berries of all sorts. Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and blackberries. I have been a berry picker since way back. Every time I pick a berry I am immediately brought back to childhood when life was much simpler, when I was young and free, without a care in the world.
By Miranda Ivory Marie4 years ago in Earth
There is a land inhabited by deserts, forests, and humans.
There is a land inhabited by deserts, forests, and humans. Humans are smart, forests are kind, they get along very well, and they live in peace from generation to generation, but deserts are ambitious and always want to dominate the land. Helpless, God can't help him, the forest is too powerful, not to mention that there are humans behind it who make plans for it, so the desert can only linger outside the fortress, but his eyes are always looking inward, always ready to subvert humans and the forest.
By 亚尔林4 years ago in Earth