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What is the Cancer horoscope for August 2005?
What does your Cancer horoscope for August 2005 tell you? If you are a Cancer, your horoscope for August 2005 predicts that this will be a month of new beginnings and exciting changes. You may find yourself starting a new job or embarking on a new adventure. Whatever it is, make sure you are prepared to take advantage of opportunities that come your way. The cancer horoscope for august also advises you to keep your head up and stay positive, as there may be some challenges along the way. However, with perseverance and determination, you will overcome anything that comes your way. So trust your instincts and go after what you want - it's time to make things happen!
By zain amjad3 years ago in Earth
The outrageous plan to haul icebergs to Africa
If towing icebergs to hot, water-stressed regions sounds totally crazy to you, then consider this: the volume of water that breaks off Antarctica as icebergs each year is greater than the total global consumption of freshwater. And that stat doesn’t even include Arctic ice. This is pure freshwater, effectively wasted as it melts into the sea and contributes to rising sea levels. Does it sound less crazy now?
By Fortis Rakow3 years ago in Earth
Eco-products Online Store
"Nowadays, many are going eco-friendly as they are concerned about the environment as well as their health. Now, it’s high time to save our environment as we have done a lot of harmful activities that are harmful to the environment.
By ecoworkx india3 years ago in Earth
Facing an observable universe of 93 billion light years in diameter
Have you ever pondered over such a difficult question? The universe is so vast, what is the meaning of human existence? Is it to feel the earthly cycle of life and death, or is it to enjoy the bitterness of the hurried tens of years?
By Bar wall3 years ago in Earth
All marine animals are its food
The killer whale, this guy can use superb skills to kill the great white shark without any trouble, open the belly and suck its liver, but also can chase the gray whale for two hours to exhausted half dead, and then knock it out to eat its tongue, what beach hunting, creating tsunamis, this is the routine operation.
By Sukkning3 years ago in Earth
Mercury ice and fire, on Mars may explode and die
What does it feel like for humans to stand on the surface of the eight planets? Mercury ice and fire, Mars may explode on the body and die
By Stajila3 years ago in Earth
Close up images of the Sun's surface taken by the probe
This image is a close-up image of the Sun's surface taken by the probe. This image was taken by the Solar Orbiter on May 30, 2020, when it was only 77 million kilometers away from the Sun. The wavelength used is in the extreme ultraviolet band, so it shows a picture of the coronal region, a feature of the Sun that we cannot see with the naked eye.
By Lu Da3 years ago in Earth
NASA's successful moon landing 50 years ago
This is the real image taken by the last manned mission to the moon by NASA in 1972, Apollo XVII landed on the surface of the moon in the Taurus Littrow Canyon, where the two astronauts carried out three missions to the surface of the moon for a total of twenty-two hours and collected one hundred and ten kilograms of metessfully completing our last human mission to the moon in the 20th century, since then, we Since then, mankind has never landed on this planet, which is 380,000 kilometers away from us, and the Moon, again, has become the existence that we humans look up to.
By Bar wall3 years ago in Earth
The probe first reached the planet with temperatures as low as -179°C.
This is a real picture from 1.5 billion kilometers away, and a real image taken by a human probe. The scene you see in front of you is not the Earth, but a most realistic extraterrestrial body, in the picture we can see a more blurred world, if not the probe through the thick atmosphere of this planet, perhaps we can never see the scenery here.
By Bar wall3 years ago in Earth
Two billion year old nuclear reactor
French physicist Francis Perrin sat in front of his desk, staring wide-eyed at a black piece of ore on his desk, and his mouth just repeated the words over and over again.
By Stajila3 years ago in Earth
A volcano more violent than Tonga's eruption
A submarine crater around the Pacific island kingdom of Tonga suddenly erupted, and its tremendous roar was felt throughout the Pacific. Gases, dust, and debris from the volcano's eruption rushed 20 kilometers into the air.
By Sukkning3 years ago in Earth
After humans change the ecological environment
If you were lucky enough to visit the American Museum of Natural History, you would see a passage in the Species Diversity exhibit that says we are now in the midst of the sixth great biological extinction, caused entirely by human alteration of the ecology. what?
By Lu Da3 years ago in Earth