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Mechanical advances in archiving tremors
Structural plates are enormous pieces of rock. They make up the Earth's covering or hard external layer. They additionally make up the highest mantle. This is the layer directly beneath the covering. Structural plates move gradually after some time.
By Mashud M Alfoyez 4 years ago in Earth
Climate Adaptation And Sustainability
Despite efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions over a long period of time, uncontrolled climate change and future climate change are likely to outpace the evolution of natural and man-made systems.
By Bikram Gaihre4 years ago in Earth
Parasitoid Wasp
The team of researchers, consisting of Dr. Dirk Sanders and Dr. Frank van Veen of the Center for Ecology and Conservation at the University of Exeter Penryn, used lice from a variety of parasitoid wasps to feed aphids and other wasps and measured body mass transfer from species to species. Evidence from active insect fossils is rare, so researchers welcomed the opportunity to study the history of insect wasps and how similar species are viewed today. The team also looked at the wasps from the flying eggs, as well as the Xenomorphoses that incubate throughout the night until they hatch.
By Madhav Khadka4 years ago in Earth
What Happens To Solar Panels During A Power Outage?
Most of the residential and commercial buildings in the US, especially Texas are going solar. When it comes to going Solar, there are so many things to think about. Do you want batteries for extra backup? Do you want to go completely Solar or still rely on the power grid? Among such other things, the question of whether Solar Panels work when there is no electricity emerges. What do you think happens to Solar Panels during a power outage?
By Hemal Doshi4 years ago in Earth
Garden
The word for ‘paradise’ comes from the Persian word for a garden and has always meant the same thing in every culture. It is representative of ‘paradise on earth’ and is our opportunity to own a little bit of heaven – here and now. It has a restorative significance as a healer when we understand that gardens provide us with a place of sanctuary and well-being.
By optimuSPrime4 years ago in Earth
What are the Problems and Issues related to Climate Change in Nepal?
Nepal has already started experiencing impact of the climate change and threats arises from geography, demography, socio economic and other factors. The rising temperature, melting glaciers, no rainfalls in monsoon, forests fire, decreasing water level shows that people have started facing the issues. Through the help of 100 questionnaire, this research tries to dig the ongoing issues and problems related to climate change in Nepal. The study is able to identify huge number of problems and issues that needs to be immediately addressed by understanding the need of massive restoration of ecosystem to save the Earth.
By Jyoti Koirala4 years ago in Earth
5 Tips to Make Your Home More Eco-Friendly
Amid the current climate crisis, you can provide a solution by trying as much as possible to be eco-friendly in different areas of your life. If you want to be more eco-friendly, you have to embrace environmentally friendly practices. What better place to practice eco-friendly measures than your home where you spend a lot of time? So, how can you make your home more eco-friendly?
By McKenzie Jones4 years ago in Earth
Soft
Look at me and what do you see. People say I have outside that nothing gets to me. It’s like when they look at me all they want, is for me to give them a leafy green to hold onto; However I’m holding you up so you can get to the top. So I say here on the leaf, get on I have what you need.
By William Lavergne 4 years ago in Earth
Do you love rain?
If you like rain, you have probably heard the word Pluviophile. People who find happiness and peace of mind on a rainy day love rain and are called Pluviophile. Rain Pluviophiles are low, friendly people with quiet personalities.
By Akshata Kharel4 years ago in Earth
For the ultimate pursuit of science fiction
It's the ice and snow festival that brings the cryogenic artists. Absurd as the idea was, it was what Yan Dong had been thinking ever since the sea dried up, and the memories of that time were still vivid, no matter how many years had passed.
By Bacheler Kathryn4 years ago in Earth
My First Winter
A Winter Wonderland is something that for me was real only in pictures, I had never seen snow before, I read about it in Snow White, and from my aunt who lived in the states, but I had never seen and hoped that one day I would see it.
By Claudia Rodriguez4 years ago in Earth
The Rise of Global Warming
Unseen trends in future climate research will play a major role in the next climate change assessment of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) which is expected to be published next year. There is a great deal of scientific consensus that global warming has increased over the past decade and that this increase is due to the production of man-made gas (90-100% depending on the specific question, time, and method of making published examples all astronomers agree). Despite political controversies over climate change, the IPCC concluded with an important report dated 27 September 2013 that scientists are convinced of the link between human activity and global warming.
By Bikram Gaihre4 years ago in Earth