Nature

The sea is saltier than I thought
When I swim in the sea, I always think that the sea is saltier than I thought. Since becoming a member of society, I have rarely been swimming in the sea, even though I live on an island. While thinking that I want to swim in the sea, the summer ends without making such a plan. Jellyfish are said to appear after Obon, so I feel that the period during which you can swim in the sea is surprisingly short. If you're thinking about inviting someone to make a plan, the time will be over in no time.
By rohail khan4 years ago in Earth
What impact will Tonga's volcanic eruption have on the global climate and economy?
An island submarine volcano in the South Pacific island kingdom of Tonga began to erupt violently, creating a large amount of ash and triggering a tsunami. Satellite observations show that volcanic ash mixed with gas rises over the Pacific Ocean, forming a mushroom cloud with a diameter of 400 to 500 kilometers, and the volcanic ash reaches a height of about 28 kilometers above the ground. The USGS believes it triggered an earthquake equivalent to a magnitude 5.8.
By Norma Noldo4 years ago in Earth
Protecting Nature
If there is no clear, flowing stream, the mountains will be less heavenly music; if there is no verdant and strong grass, the earth will be less bright colors; if there is no sky and dense trees, the birds will be less home.
By RuthValencia4 years ago in Earth
Autumn Breeze
It is another year of autumn wind, another year of autumn rain, another year of the autumn moon. The night is bleak, and the unseeable four places seem to have an indescribable desolation. Autumn wind from the south
By Charles W Wheaton4 years ago in Earth
Listen to the lingering spring rain
This early spring rain is so lingering, when spring is still hazy and shy, the spring rain will The spring rain fills the space of spring boldly and without consultation, and the coldness of spring, the spring
By Charles W Wheaton4 years ago in Earth
Early spring, old thoughts
Early spring, the cold and clear gradually go, sitting in a cup of tea, reflecting on the past years, there are some The lingering winding, faintly, gently, lingering, the aftertaste went, but the strong meaning
By Charles W Wheaton4 years ago in Earth
All about of South America
South America is a continent entirely in the Western Hemisphere[note 6] and mostly in the Southern Hemisphere, with a relatively small portion in the Northern Hemisphere. It can also be described as the southern subregion of a single continent called America.
By Stefan Rares Baluta4 years ago in Earth
Take a handful of autumn's splendor
Spring, summer, autumn, and winter, seasons alternate. Each season exists with its unique interpretation of its flavor. Spring is graceful and gorgeous, showing the vitality of new life; summer is colorful and gorgeous.
By Charles W Wheaton4 years ago in Earth
Enter the Fall Season!!
I love all the seasons that come and go. The spring is rainy and wet, the summer time is hot and sweaty, and the winter time is bitter and cold.
By David Thomas4 years ago in Earth
It's Our Fault
No, the birds won’t eat it! No, it will NOT grow into a fruit tree. And NO, it won’t biodegrade in a few weeks and add nutrients to the soil.
By Margaret Brennan4 years ago in Earth
A freak lightning strike
1. The away team was killed by lightning during the match In the Democratic Republic of Congo, during a football match between Bena Tshadi and Basanga, 11 away footballers were killed by lightning. In addition, 30 others suffered burns during the match. The two teams drew 1-1 when lightning struck the visitors, leaving the home players unscathed.
By Na Dunshie4 years ago in Earth
Riding the Long Haul on a Runaway Train
Some time ago, I went to sleep and relaxed into a peaceful, restful slumber. I was not alone in my much needed repose, for much of the world's population were sleeping and unaware of the dangers that awaited us when we finally awakened. We deserved our rest, we surmised, because we had worked so hard to take care of our physical, emotional, and intellectual needs against overwhelming odds.
By Linda Rivenbark4 years ago in Earth