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What are the dangers of volcanic eruptions? And what is the Year Without Summer?
The news of the volcanic eruption in Tonga has been on my radar for the past two days, closely followed. It is, after all, a catastrophe that will affect us for the rest of our lives. Every time a catastrophe of this magnitude happens, I feel deeply the insignificance and arrogance of human beings who think they have conquered nature but are unable to avert it. But often when faced with a catastrophe, we can see the difference between humans and other animals, and that is cooperation. The spirit of support from all sides in times of trouble is one of our very important human qualities.
By Orr Hirshman3 years ago in Earth
Who built the "super astronomical computer" in B.C.?
In 1901, Greek divers recovering the wreckage of an ancient underwater vessel discovered a clock-shaped device more than 2,100 years old. But more than 100 years later, with the help of modern advanced technology, scientists uncovered its amazing mystery - the device, called the Antikythera machine, turned out to be a super astronomical computer!
By Carlo Phil3 years ago in Earth
The world's nine oldest surviving "antique" astronomical observatories
Since the birth of man on earth, man's reverence for the heavens and his search for the mysteries of heaven and earth has rarely ceased. Astronomers and artisans have also built various observatories. Even today, one cannot help but admire the subtlety of the ancients in their grasp of the planets, constellations, and seasons. The significance of astronomical observation at that time has always been a combination of politics, religion, and science, and is far from the scientific significance of today. Let's go back to that distant time and explore nine of the world's oldest astronomical observatory sites.
By Zeev Lo Va3 years ago in Earth
Sensational news for the scientific community! Astronomers: 14 antimatter objects lurking in our galaxy
Some time ago, scientists reportedly discovered a big secret in the Milky Way galaxy by scanning the sky with gamma rays: there are at least 14 antimatter objects that are very close to the galaxy. They are called "anti-stars". So, what are they?
By Deljewitzki3 years ago in Earth
Sichuan is on fire! Ya'an's first national Grade II animal brown-backed field hen found, red iris is extremely special
Two days ago, rare animals and plants were found continuously in Zhejiang and other places, triggering concern and discussion among netizens. Many people are speculating that it is now the season of changing seasons, which is the active period for animals.
By Paul Weiest3 years ago in Earth
Do you really hate sports? These scientific advice can help you get moving.
Early humans didn't like sports. Throughout human history, in most of the time, human food resources are so scarce that they have to search everywhere for food. But once they are full, they will stop to rest and save their strength, because they do not know where the next meal will be. So, you want to sit down and watch Netflix? Instead of going to the gym, this is actually a natural tendency of human beings. This may give you some comfort when you are resting.
By jsyeem shekels3 years ago in Earth











