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Where do these "ice, ice", "circles" and "rocks" that grow on the ground come from?
Permafrost is a special soil that freezes below zero degrees Celsius and is found in high latitude and high altitude areas around the world, such as the Daxingan Mountains and the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in China.
By Roseto3 years ago in Earth
60 million people's bomb! Betel nut is called "soft drugs", some people argue, some do not believe
One strange phenomenon in Canada is that while marijuana is legal, betel nut is not. In our country, the opposite is true, and because of this, many people are lax in gauging betel nut and consider it the same commodity as cigarettes.
By Aliser3 years ago in Earth
The only fish isolated from the world for 50,000 years, there are only 38 left, and was almost eaten by a drunk with a pot
As humans exploit nature, news of endangered species is frequently seen in the news media, causing great rethinking. In the last century, the United States found fish in Death Valley that had been isolated from the world for 50,000 years into the 21st century. At one point there were only 38 fish left, and the alcoholics had almost eaten them all.
By Aliser3 years ago in Earth
"Insight sensitively detects shock waves from meteorite impacts on Mars
An instrument used to detect seismic activity on Mars has reportedly shown a startling new capability. It can detect faint vibrations from meteorite impacts on Mars...
By Carlo Phil3 years ago in Earth
The world's deepest and most abundant freshwater lake, Lake Baikal, once belonged to China
The deepest lake in the world is called Lake Baikal. The largest freshwater lake in the world is also Baikal. Baikal, from the Mongolian language, means "fertile lake". It is famous for its abundance of aquatic products. The lake is known as the "blue eye" of Siberia because of its long and narrow waters, which are curved like a crescent moon.
By Lane3 years ago in Earth
Seven Bizarre Weather Phenomenon
Our world is vast and has breathtaking places and weather. From the coldest to the hottest from the wettest to the dryest. Exploring some of the weird yet fascinating weather may cause feelings of beauty and ah.
By Haylee Marick3 years ago in Earth
Solar energy transmits heat to Earth, but why is space between the sun and Earth cold?
Heat and temperature The universe is full of stars, each of which is like a giant heat emitter, transferring its heat outward.
By Butler I3 years ago in Earth
Freeze the Earth's oceans? A piece of "No. 7 ice" is enough. What exactly is "No. 7 ice"?
The ice cubes or ice crystals we commonly see are a structure of positive hexagonal arrangement, where the oxygen atoms' are recombined and the ice expands.
By Turnell Feliu3 years ago in Earth
Noacha Damas predicts the end of the world in 2021, one of which is the zombie virus? Hell on Earth
The prophecy master I want to talk to you about today is the most famous in the Western world, the French prophet Nostradamus, whose most famous prophecy book "The centuries" has a profound impact on Western history.
By Zeev Lo Va3 years ago in Earth
Handprints were found 220,000 years ago on the Tibetan plateau, clearly visible on the hard stone slabs, who is the owner of the handprints?
Scientists have become interested in the Tibetan plateau after learning about handprints on stone slabs. To the general public, a slab with a handprint may seem like an ordinary historical relic, but to scientists, it can reveal the living conditions and spirituality of people at that time.
By Wimble Huhman3 years ago in Earth
Circumference is accurate to 30 trillion digits, so why is it still counted? See how much good it does
The circumference is accurate to 30 trillion digits, so why is it still counted? See how much good it can do Pi is an extremely well-known number, which has attracted the interest of laymen and scholars throughout the ages. As an important constant, it was originally proposed to solve calculations about circles with an urgent need for the application. It is also true that it has been one of the goals of mathematicians for thousands of years, and generations of mathematicians have dedicated their wisdom and labor to it.
By Paul Weiest3 years ago in Earth
A hammer 140 million years ago? A new evidence that there was a developed civilization before human civilization
It has been proven that many excavated artifacts and fossils show that there was no population of intelligent creatures more advanced and developed than humans before human civilization. However, we have found many incredible objects in the archaeological process, which often give us the illusion that an advanced and developed civilization existed before human civilization.
By Derwall Don3 years ago in Earth