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THE EARTH'S CORE: A WINDOW INTO THE PAST AND FUTURE OF OUR PLANET
The Earth's core is a critical component of our planet, playing a crucial role in the generation of the Earth's magnetic field, the behavior of plate tectonics, and the evolution of the planet as a whole. The core is comprised of two parts: the solid inner core and the liquid outer core, with the two parts separated by the Bullen discontinuity. The inner core is estimated to be about 1,500 kilometers in diameter, while the outer core is approximately 2,200 kilometers thick, making up approximately 30% of the planet's total radius.
By krish3 years ago in Earth
"Mind-Bending Ghostly Visitations"
Introduction It all started on a warm summer evening in a small village. People were going about their daily lives, children were playing in the streets, and the smell of barbecues filled the air. Suddenly, strange things started to happen. People claimed to have seen ghostly apparitions, and eerie noises echoed through the night. The villagers were frightened and didn't know what to do. But one person was brave enough to investigate the strange events and uncover the truth behind the mind-bending ghostly visitations.
By Leasa3 years ago in Earth
Solar Radiation's Dangers
Solar Radiation's Dangers Solar radiation, often known as sun exposure, is an everyday occurrence. The sun gives us sunlight, heat, and energy to live on Earth. However, excessive sun exposure may be hazardous, causing skin damage and other health issues. This post will go over the hazards of solar radiation and how to protect oneself from its adverse effects.
By Nedelcu Alina3 years ago in Earth
eFarming Challenge
The eFarming Challenge is an agricultural competition that aims to promote the use of technology and innovation in the agriculture sector. The competition invites farmers, students, startups, and anyone with an interest in agriculture to submit their ideas for projects that can help improve the efficiency and sustainability of agriculture.
By yaswanth sr3 years ago in Earth
The Full Snow Moon: February’s Full Moon in Leo
The Full Snow Moon: February’s Full Moon in Leo February is a month of winter and cold, but it also brings with it a beautiful sight in the sky, the Full Snow Moon. This year, the Full Snow Moon will be in Leo, making it a unique and powerful lunar event. In this blog, we will explore what the Full Snow Moon is, its significance, and how it will impact our lives in Leo.
By sanjay3 years ago in Earth
Quranic teachings on Ethics and Morality
1.Understanding the Core Values of Islamic Ethics Islamic ethics are rooted in the teachings of the Quran, the holy book of Islam, which provides guidance on how to live a virtuous and fulfilling life in accordance with the will of Allah. At the core of Islamic ethics are several key values and principles, including justice, compassion, respect, honesty,Charity and kindness, and Responsibility
By Islamic Insight 3 years ago in Earth
Cosmic Energy
Cosmic energy is an elusive and mysterious force that pervades the universe, yet it is one of the least understood concepts in science. This form of energy is thought to be responsible for the formation of galaxies, stars, and planets, and it may play a key role in determining the fate of the universe itself. In this blog, we will explore what we know about cosmic energy and its impact on the cosmos.
By Rahul Raj3 years ago in Earth
A Thriving Industry
Tourism Is a Growing Industry Tourism is one of the world's fastest-expanding businesses. According to the World Tourism Organization, worldwide visitor arrivals hit 1.4 billion in 2018, with the industry accounting for 10% of the global GDP. Tourism has become a significant source of revenue for many governments and has produced millions of employees worldwide. The tourist business has something for everyone, from beach holidays to cultural and historical trips. As the tourist sector expands, governments and industry stakeholders must collaborate to maintain its long-term viability. This may be accomplished by enacting laws and practices that encourage responsible tourism, protect the environment, and assist local communities.
By Nedelcu Alina3 years ago in Earth
North Sentinel Island: A Mysterious and Isolated Tribe
North Sentinel Island is a small island located in the Bay of Bengal and is part of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, an Indian Union Territory. The island is notable for being home to the indigenous Sentinelese tribe, one of the last remaining tribes in the world that has had limited contact with the outside world. The tribe is known for their hostility towards outsiders and their way of life, which has remained unchanged for thousands of years.
By Uğur Sütlü3 years ago in Earth
How to succeed in your life and become an entrepreneur ؟
Becoming an entrepreneur requires a great deal of self-confidence and determination. Not everyone has what it takes to be an entrepreneur, but those that do learn a valuable lesson in determination and perseverance. Entrepreneurship is a way for people to make money and provide for their families without having to work for a large company. The skills needed to be an entrepreneur are independent thinking, excellent time management and communication skills, and the willingness to work hard. Entrepreneurs are successful because they study their fields and learn how to become masters of their fields.
By Kamal Abd el-mabood3 years ago in Earth
Biophilic Design
Light: Allows orientation of time of day and season, and is attributed to wayfinding and comfort; light can also cause natural patterns and form, movements, and shadows.
By Prakash G S M3 years ago in Earth
The Ultimate Guide to a Thriving Backyard Pharmacy: A Medicinal Garden Kit
If you're someone who's looking for a natural way to take control of your health, the Medicinal Garden Kit is a must-have. This kit is the brainchild of a mother, herbalist, survival skills instructor, and biologist who found a cure for her incurable autoimmune condition, Multiple Sclerosis, through the power of herbal remedies.
By Tasha Drew3 years ago in Earth