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West Indian revolving island: will rotate on its own, every regular 24 hours to rotate a week
In the West Indies, there is an uninhabited island, this island and the surface of other islands looks no different. But the strange thing is that this uninhabited island will rotate by itself, rotating one week every 24 hours regularly. Why does the island rotate on its own? There is no reasonable explanation for the mystery of the rotating island, and the mystery of the rotating island will probably become a mystery forever.
By Bar wall3 years ago in Earth
My Last Day on Earth
Sitting on this desolate beach looking down at my dirty suit, I yearn for home again. Home for me is not a place, but a time. 2022. I laugh to myself as I long for my washing machine! Missing my nanny, Miss. Madison, my lizard, Lizzy, my parents, and most of all, my horse, Maybell. There are no horses here, no people, and no fish.
By Amy Hall3 years ago in Earth
First human planetary defense experiment successful.
At 7:14 a.m. Beijing time this morning, humans took the initiative to change the orbit of an asteroid satellite with a flying vehicle.
By Christiane Augsburger3 years ago in Earth
Environmentally Friendly Technology
In order to address the climate emergency we are facing, several new green technologies are expected to make waves in 2022. These technologies are designed to help us replace some of the harmful activities that are currently harmful to the environment.
By Karlo Tanjuakio3 years ago in Earth
What Is Cultural Responsibility?
The pillars of your brand are fundamental, but they are also complex. Culture is one of the most critical factors you should consider when building a successful brand. A well-defined culture is one of the most vital factors businesses can consider when staying sustainable.
By John Jezzini3 years ago in Earth
Only 100 or so in the world, the wild "Malaysian tiger" rare appearances, experts: destined to meet the end
The other day, the Malaysian World Nature Genetics Association, published a very precious photo, this photo shooting location, is in the Malaysian state of Merak, in the dense jungle, there are 5 wild "Malay tigers", is walking leisurely towards the depths of the jungle.
By Baudamolova3 years ago in Earth
What does the disappearance of the Yangtze River beluga sturgeon tell us about mankind?
On July 21, 2022, the INDUCT updated the list of globally endangered species once again, in which the Yangtze River white sturgeon, a species endemic to the Yangtze River in China, has been declared extinct, not only making people feel sorry for it.
By Deljewitzki3 years ago in Earth
A restaurant in Sichuan found dinosaur footprints, attracting countless people to hit the card, is it hype?
Dinosaurs, which first appeared more than 200 million years ago, suddenly became extinct on a large scale during the Cretaceous period tens of millions of years ago, and the cause of extinction is still debated in the scientific community. in mid-July, a diner discovered 100-million-year-old dinosaur footprints in a restaurant in Lesbian, Sichuan, and spread the photos on the Internet, triggering a flurry of searches among citizens. So, how was the ancient dinosaur footprint discovered? What kind of dinosaur footprint does it belong to?
By Fei Fei3 years ago in Earth
400 million years ago, the Oriental fish, against the odds, lived an extra 2,000 years.
Recently, the Institute of Vertebrate Zoology and Paleo anthropology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences published a new research result in the academic weekly Journal of Vertebrate Zoology. A major discovery was made in pale ontological archaeology led by a related scientific team, which found a multi-filled fish fossil, Oriental fish, in the Middle Devonian of northeastern Chugging Prefecture.
By Apostolakis3 years ago in Earth
A fitness instructor was attacked by a kangaroo and pretended to be dead to escape the catastrophe. Is it really useful to play dead when encountering a kangaroo?
In 2017, around 6am on a Saturday morning, Debbie, a female fitness trainer in Australia, was jogging in the park as usual.
By sondra mallen3 years ago in Earth
What is the magic of an island? Surviving on the island in just 5,000 years, the mammoth lost weight from 6 tons to 2 tons
Before humans made their fortunes, mammoths, the behemoths covered in hair, were probably the most widely distributed mammals on the planet. They shuttled between the Eurasian continent and North America, which can be said to be the most important, Most Influential Mammal.
By sondra mallen3 years ago in Earth
What happens to whales that die of natural aging, do they really drown? It's actually more frustrating than drowning
As we all know, mammals are a group of organisms that evolved on land, but in this group, there are some branches that do not satisfy land, that is, marine mammals, they choose to return to the ocean.
By sondra mallen3 years ago in Earth