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This Sea Is So Strange That Nobody Understands It
The Mediterranean Sea, segmented from the Atlantic Ocean by the Strait of Gibraltar, boasts all the attributes one might expect from a sea - namely, a grand, snaking coastline spanning over 28,000 miles. Indeed, whether it's the Red Sea, the Black Sea, or the Yellow Sea, all seas traditionally feature a tangible rocky border that one can see, feel, and walk upon. However, there exists an anomaly amidst the vastness of Earth's oceans - the enigmatic Sargasso Sea. Unlike every other sea on our planet, the Sargasso Sea has no coastline to speak of.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Chapters
Nobody Should Of Survived This, But This Man Did
It was a serene morning on the picturesque Ebon Atoll, where husband and wife Russel and Emi were engrossed in the laborious task of processing the coconuts they had meticulously dried for their livelihood. Their tranquil routine was abruptly interrupted by frantic shouts echoing along the shoreline. Rushing to investigate, they encountered a startling sight: a disheveled man with a thick beard and weather-beaten appearance, dragging himself through the foamy surf. The discovery was nothing short of astonishing against the backdrop of the remote Ebon Atoll, nestled within the Marshall Islands—a name not unfamiliar to those who follow historical accounts, particularly in relation to Amelia Earhart's disappearance, which intersected with this archipelago. The Marshalls, with their tumultuous history including being a site for numerous post-World War II nuclear tests, are among the most secluded places on Earth. Consequently, unexpected visitors are a rarity in such isolated realms.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Chapters
Exploring the Tensions: Albert Einstein's Concerns with J. Robert Oppenheimer's Approach"
The article digs into the strong connection between Albert Einstein and J. Robert Oppenheimer, investigating why Einstein held onto qualms about Oppenheimer's way to deal with science and legislative issues. It examines Einstein's interests about Oppenheimer's contribution in the improvement of the nuclear bomb during The Second Great War and his resulting job in upholding for atomic weapons as an impediment against additional contention. The article likewise analyzes Einstein's more extensive philosophical contrasts with Oppenheimer in regards to the obligations of researchers in the public eye and the moral ramifications of their examination. It features Einstein's conservative convictions and his confidence in involving logical information to improve mankind as opposed to for military purposes. Also, the article addresses Einstein's mistake with Oppenheimer's political affiliations and his impression of Oppenheimer as being excessively firmly lined up with government interests. By and large, the article gives knowledge into the nuanced viewpoints of two unmistakable figures in twentieth century science and their disparate perspectives on the moral and moral elements of logical revelation
By Vikash pal2 years ago in Chapters
Celestial Serenade: Love Beyond Realms
Chapter 5: The Dark Moment Amidst the cloud of darkness appeared Thorne, the malicious sorcerer, spreading a shadow so terrible over Eldoria that it alerted its people of approaching disaster. His magical power was a twisted force, manipulating destiny itself, entangling Aric inside the complex web of terrible magic. Once a beacon of hope, Aric now finds himself trapped in Thorne's diabolical plans, his own soul imprisoned by the sorcerer's evil grasp, suffocated under the weight of shadows dancing at Thorne's command.
By Purab Biswas✨ 2 years ago in Chapters
A Heavenly Serenade: Love That Crosses Dimensions
Chapter 4 : A Heavenly Serenade At the edge of an extraterrestrial adventure that boldly challenged the limitations of ordinary humans, Seraphina and Aric sat under the strange light of Eldoria's starry night. This cosmic voyage, a search for joy promised by the stars, unfolded throughout the broad night sky with heavenly company.
By Purab Biswas✨ 2 years ago in Chapters
Unbreakable love bond
Once upon a time in a small town, there lived two individuals named Alex and Emily. They were madly in love with each other, but due to circumstances beyond their control, they found themselves in a long-distance relationship.
By Renuka R2 years ago in Chapters
"The Grading Gauntlet: Navigating Academic Peaks and Valleys". Content Warning.
Student grades at Evergreen University were more than just an indicator of academic ability; they were a symbol of accomplishment and a gauge of one's value within the esteemed halls of higher learning. The expansive campus, covered in ivy, murmured secrets of scholarly pursuits.
By Hajra2 years ago in Chapters
The rise of infamy:Unmasking Kenya's Dark Reality
Demonstrators in Nairobi Late last month, Kenya witnessed a surge in femicides, igniting a nationwide outcry for justice and accountability. Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets, demanding an end to violence against women. But what lies beneath this alarming trend? How does murder intertwine with fame, and what does it reveal about our society?
By Ngeny.A2 years ago in Chapters
Prologue
Running, Running with no end in sight. The hallway is dark, the ground hard and rough. Pain shooting up my legs radiating through my joints with every step. My lungs are growing weaker and weaker. Every breath more laborious than the last. It's like I'm suffocating, but I can't stop. If I stop, for even a second. It's going to catch me. I don't know what it is, but I know what it smells like.
By Acacia Zahira2 years ago in Chapters
The Skylands
I’ve heard stories about The Surface. Fantasies really, land as far as you can see, no edge in sight. My boots clanked loudly against the metal floor. The wind was strong today, I buckled my cap and slid my goggles over my eyes. I walked out of the passageway and was greeted by the railing that lined the outside of the city. I leaned over the railing and looked out at the endless expanse of clouds and sky. A flock of Morlos flew not far from me, the four-winged beasts were impressive. They were as big as a military crawler. You could probably fit a dozen men on its back and still have plenty of room to spare. Its long neck and wide mouth along with its half-dozen eyes made it an excellent hunter. How the people of the southern islands tamed those beasts is still something no one else has been able to figure out. Many consider them the rulers of the skies, even by themselves they are quite dangerous but their flocks usually number in the thirties or forties.
By Andy ortega2 years ago in Chapters
Love Means Letting Go
Years ago, I fell in love with a woman in Scotland on a pub crawl on my birthday. Back then I had no idea what love was nor do I now. It is complex, intricate and at times difficult to understand. However, I did know one thing for sure and that was my heart skipped a beat for the first time. I saw her from across the bar as she entered, and my heart recognized her immediately. She felt like a past love lost long ago, but I never forgot her. I gravitated towards her, and she felt larger than life, almost impossible to approach without butterflies in my stomach.
By Matthew Mccahey2 years ago in Chapters
Echoes of the Forgotten Realm
The sun hung low in the sky, casting long shadows that stretched across the sleepy town of Oakridge. Maya Monroe, with her fiery red hair ablaze in the golden afternoon light, led her group of friends down the winding streets toward an abandoned building on the outskirts of town. The building stood like a forgotten sentinel, its weathered facade bearing the scars of time and neglect.
By EUNOIA2 years ago in Chapters