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Why was the big rainstorm in Guangzhou absent? Guangzhou weather: Guangzhou is covered by a "knot"
This week, the whole of Guangdong has been covered by heavy rainfall. As early as last week, the government started issuing rainstorm warnings to the community and began sending out reminders to people, warning them to take rain gear outside and to pay special attention to heavy rainfall. Many cities in Guangdong sent out SMS warnings of heavy rain to their citizens, such as Guangzhou and Shenzhen, to the extent that people were scared of the storm. After all, come early and leave early. However, people in Guangzhou waited for a long day and there was never a rainstorm. Did the rainstorm forget about Guangzhou?
By Stajila3 years ago in Earth
2 days after the sky turned red in Fuzhou, a sudden earthquake struck Xinjiang, what should we do in the face of earthquakes?
The sky turns red in Fuzhou. The sky in Zhoushan has turned red twice since the night of May 7 and since May 11, and the sky in Fuzhou, Fujian has also turned red. Red is a symbol of "bad luck" in people's eyes. When the sky turned red, people began to search for the cause. Some people thought it was a precursor to an earthquake. Shortly after the sky turned red in Zhoushan, a 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck Taiwan Province. Is there a connection between the two?
By Sukkning3 years ago in Earth
Is the birth of a litter of Grade II protected animals in a hood with a harsh cry a sign of great misfortune?
On May 13, the Sanmen County Fire and Rescue Brigade received a call from the police. After understanding the situation, we learned that a nest of horned owls, a Grade 2 protected national animal, had been born in the range hood pipe of a home on Hai You Street. The rescue team rushed to the scene to protect the horned owls and sent them to the relevant forestry department for better protection.
By Derwall Don3 years ago in Earth
Physicists spend 3 months simulating the birth of a star
Astrophysicists have developed the first high-resolution 3D model of a gas cloud agglomerating to form a star, and it's amazing. It could take up to three months to simulate on the world's fastest supercomputer.
By Baudamolova3 years ago in Earth
The most popular of Saturn's moons is not very large, but it's famous!
In 1788, William Herschel, a famous British astronomer, and scientist discovered one of Saturn's most famous moons, Titan, and named it Titan.
By Deljewitzki3 years ago in Earth
How many of the top ten peaks in the solar system have you heard of?
When it comes to the world's highest peak, I believe we can all say it off the top of our heads. After all, the range is familiar to us as the Earth. That's what we usually call the world, but where does Mount Everest fit into the solar system? What are the top ten mountains in the solar system? This article lists the top ten mountains in the solar system, including Mount Leia Sylvia, Mount Olympus, Titan's Equatorial Ridge, Esk's Rhes, Mount Hibiscus, Mount Parmoniz, Mount Eversham, Mount Maxwell, and many more. How many have you heard of?
By Fei Fei3 years ago in Earth
A 'door' found on Mars, a portal to Martian civilisation? Here's the scientific explanation
For decades, people have been exploring Mars. In the process, they have discovered many valuable clues to some of Mars' origins, geological structures, and features. But the exploration of Mars is still limited. The Mars rovers Ely and Zhu Rong are currently still working on Mars, hoping to bring back more useful information. Recently, the Curiosity rover took a controversial photo on Mars.
By Lu Da3 years ago in Earth
Top 10 storms: Saturn's Great Black Spot Jupiter's Great Red Spot on the list
The most common storms on Earth are typhoons and hurricanes. If you look at the entire solar system, what is the energy of the strongest storm in the solar system? What are the similarities and differences between storms on Earth? This article lists the top ten storms in the solar system. Let's take a look.
By Apostolakis3 years ago in Earth
Is it a coincidence? Why did the satellite pick up the signal again after years of being "lost"?
Previously launched a satellite, was launched more than forty years ago, to now also lost for more than forty years, just two years ago, suddenly transmitted a data signal biologists received this should be very incredible let people happy, according to the biologist's research found, but not happy at all can not afford.
By Roseto3 years ago in Earth
Where does Earth's water come from? Scientists find liquid water in meteorites, water prevalent in solar system
We all know that the Earth has an abundance of liquid water, which is one of the key factors that allows the Earth to nurture life. So, is the water on Earth, is it there itself, or from space?
By Aliser3 years ago in Earth
Why do organisms generally become larger in oxygen-rich environments?
The day before yesterday Hays Wolf Mountain (Wolf Mountain, Hun) had mentioned that the current atmospheric oxygen content of the Earth is only 21%, but this is not the era of the highest atmospheric oxygen content in the geological history of the Earth. The era with the highest oxygen content in the Earth's geological history is thought to have occupied 27% to 28% of the atmospheric content of oxygen, which is more than 30% of the oxygen content above today's sea level. There are thought to have been two possible peaks of this oxygen enrichment. One occurred in the Carboniferous period between 360 million and 300 million years ago. Plants at this time grew particularly large because of the oxygen enrichment. Ferns were often tens to hundreds of meters tall. The death of these giant plants produced a huge accumulation, which is the largest source of today's coal strata, hence the name of this era, the Carboniferous. Another peak of oxygen enrichment may have occurred 200 to 140 million years ago in the Jurassic period, when the world was covered with giant reptiles, becoming the most prosperous era of dinosaurs. Therefore, once the Earth was enriched with oxygen, both plants and animals would increase in size massively in parallel. This has been the basic consensus. But the problem is that
By Carlo Phil3 years ago in Earth
Science: Curse Or Blessing?
The conceptual satisfaction of a person is achieved through religion, philosophy and finer literature. However the practical satisfaction of human needs is fulfilled through technology, basic and advanced. Science is the knowledge that bridges the gap between conceptual and practical fulfillment of diverse human needs. In addition, science gives authenticity to religious, philosophical, literary and technological works. It rectifies the deficiencies of all. Science may prove a good and faithful servant if we use it wisely and carefully.
By k eleanor3 years ago in Earth