Climate
Heritage Crop for Future Challenge
Researcher and scientist have relentlessly warn the global society of the coming climate change and its detrimental effect to the society, especially on the food production ecosystem. Predominantly, the effect of global warming, drought and depletion of water source in agriculture and fisheries.
By Rozita Hatta3 years ago in Earth
Climate change effect on global crop production.
Its hard to deny that we’re already feeling the effects of weather change. Extreme heatwave during summer, droughts, intense hurricane and floods is to name a few. As the world temperatures maintain to increase every year, it is not wrong to expect that more challenges will be face by the society, globally.
By Rozita Hatta3 years ago in Earth
what will be the earth appearance after 1billion years?
In the distant future, billions of years from now, one can envision a world teeming with artificial intelligence, interstellar travel, and space colonies. Perhaps, we will witness the eradication of poverty and hunger, creating a society where true equality prevails. These extraordinary possibilities may materialize someday. However, let us momentarily shift our perspective away from the conventional human-centric approach to the future. Instead, let us keep our focus grounded on Earth, or at least somewhat grounded. Let us embark on a journey through time in our hypothetical time machine and explore the various ways in which our planet will evolve over the next billion years. Earth, already 4.2 billion years old, has witnessed an array of significant events throughout its existence. Just a mere 250 million years ago, dinosaurs reigned supreme on this planet. Will they make a grand resurgence in the future? Only time will tell. Even within a span of a century, a mere 100 years, the world will undergo remarkable transformations.
By naol abraham3 years ago in Earth
Red Alert
While the world was in the grasp of the most serious intensity in 2023, presently as per the new Report of World Meteorological Organization, 2024 will be the most blazing year on the planet. Seen in 2023, the outrageous intensity has liquefied numerous ice sheets and opened up new skylines to people on The planet.
By Ahmad Riaz3 years ago in Earth
The Rain, The World
I’ll often stand beneath the rain. It feels like a soothing balm gently calming the torrent that often crashes through my life. I used to think of it as purifying, that it could wash away every harsh memory entrenched in the fibres of my being; but that was impossible.
By Griffen Helm3 years ago in Earth
Why NASA has warned Earth against asteroid 2024 EU4. Content Warning.
NASA closely monitors asteroid 2024 EU4, set to approach Earth on March 23, 2024, at 101,885 km/h. While its size and speed raise concerns, JPL predicts a safe pass by. This event underscores NASA's planetary defense efforts, combining ground and space-based observatories. Public interest in asteroids grows, but NASA's vigilance offers reassurance. As 2024 EU4 nears, it highlights the need for ongoing investment in space science and defense, promising valuable scientific insights.
By Aabusad Pathan3 years ago in Earth






