Science
Science "FACTS" that are Widely Believed...but WRONG!
There are many so-called science facts we take for granted, but I can think of at least five widely believed facts that aren't true. These misconceptions are so ingrained in our psyche that you might not believe what I'm saying. You’ll probably want to Google them to double-check, and I encourage you to do so. Here are the facts I'm going to refute:
By Pauline Steven8 days ago in Earth
Hidden Depths, Hidden Potential: Unveiling the Power of Aquatic Foods in a Changing World. AI-Generated.
Hidden Depths, Hidden Potential: Unveiling the Power of Aquatic Foods in a Changing World Imagine a future where glistening kelp forests sway beneath the surface, teeming with life. Picture vibrant coral reefs teeming with fish, not just a captivating spectacle, but a vital source of nutritious food for a growing global population. This isn't just a utopian dream; it's a very real possibility thanks to the often-overlooked potential of aquatic foods.
By suren arju9 days ago in Earth
Did the future already happen-The paradox of time?
Did the Future Already Happen? The Paradox of Time Do your past, present, and future all exist simultaneously? Is it possible that you are watching this video, being born, and lying on your deathbed all at the same time? Surprisingly, the answer could be yes. But how can that be? What does that even mean? How does time work?
By Pauline Steven9 days ago in Earth
OPINION | Little big polluters
In the Pacific Ocean, plastic wastes converge in patches over a large area encompassing the majority of the ocean’s area. Known as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch (GPGP), this area covers roughly 1.6 million square kilometers and is estimated to contain around 1.8 trillion pieces of plastic. With the Philippines being a top contributor in the plastic pollution worldwide, this is one area in the global efforts against the climate emergency the country can make an actual, felt change happen.
By CJ Argallon9 days ago in Earth
Space Exploration: Should We Focus on Mars or Fix Earth?
In the realm of space exploration, a fundamental question persists: should humanity prioritize efforts to colonize Mars, or should we concentrate on addressing the challenges facing our own planet, Earth? This debate is not merely about scientific curiosity versus practical concerns; it encapsulates broader ethical, environmental, and resource allocation dilemmas. As we venture into the cosmos, it becomes imperative to weigh the benefits and consequences of each path—focusing on Mars colonization or fixing Earth's pressing issues.
By Pavitradevi 9 days ago in Earth