Science
A "potentially hazardous" asteroid bigger than a skyscraper reaches Earth next week
In brief: An asteroid the size of the Empire State Building that has been classified as potentially hazardous is blasting toward Earth and will arrive next week. But we don't have to worry, apparently, as the object will pass us, though it will be comparatively close to our planet.
By Prem Azarutheen3 years ago in Earth
Rooted in Hope
The old fishing village of East Haven had weathered many storms over the years. Its resilient residents, generations of families tied to the sea, had always found a way to adapt and thrive. But now, the changing climate brought a challenge unlike any they had faced before.
By WASSAN DAMANYI3 years ago in Earth
The Global Climate Crisis: A Call to Action for a Sustainable Future
The world is facing an unprecedented crisis - climate change. This multifaceted issue poses a significant threat to the health of our planet and the well-being of its inhabitants. In this article, we delve into the realities of climate change, examining its far-reaching impact, identifying the root causes behind its acceleration, and exploring potential solutions to mitigate and adapt to this pressing global challenge.
By Md Jahidul Islam3 years ago in Earth
The Dark Twin of the Sun That Ruins Our Life
Let's face it, compared to other stars, our sun is actually pretty mundane; there are millions of other yellow dwarfs like it in the universe. Nevertheless, we love it because it is the only star we have and provides us with life. However, things weren't always this way; once upon a time, the sun had a twin, who may have been an evil one. What happened? Now let's investigate this large molecular cloud, commonly known as a black nebula. There are also numerous interstellar clumps, which are collections of stars and gas with no discernible borders.
By Johnica Lopina3 years ago in Earth
From Ashes to Blooms
Once upon a time, nestled deep in the heart of a lush forest, there thrived a vibrant ecosystem filled with diverse flora and fauna. Towering trees reached for the sky, their leafy canopies creating a majestic green cathedral. The forest teemed with life, and it seemed as if nothing could disturb its harmony.
By Michael Chykes3 years ago in Earth
Our Planet at a Crossroads: Understanding the Urgency of Climate Change
The Earth is facing an unprecedented crisis – climate change. This multifaceted issue is not just an environmental concern but a global challenge that affects every aspect of our lives. In this article, we delve into the realities of climate change, examining its impact on our planet, identifying the root causes, and exploring potential solutions to mitigate and adapt to this pressing issue.
By Md Jahidul Islam3 years ago in Earth
Cultivating Connection
In a bustling city neighborhood, where concrete dominated the landscape, there existed a small, neglected patch of land. The space had long been forgotten, overtaken by weeds and litter. But within the hearts of a few passionate individuals, a spark of inspiration ignited, and a community garden began to take root.
By Michael Chykes3 years ago in Earth
How To Recover From Recession . Content Warning.
Recessions, or periods of significant economic decline, have been a recurring feature of human history. They are often characterized by a contraction in economic activity, rising unemployment, declining consumer spending, and financial instability.
By Emmanuel Oghorada 3 years ago in Earth
Pollinator-Friendly Gardens
Pollinator-friendly gardens are designed to attract and support pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and birds. These creatures play a crucial role in pollination, which is the process of transferring pollen from the male parts of flowers to the female parts, enabling plants to reproduce and produce fruits, seeds, and new plants.
By Amarachi iniobong3 years ago in Earth
Renewable Energy Transition: Harnessing the Power of Sustainability
Introduction: The global transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources has emerged as a critical response to combat climate change and ensure a sustainable future. Renewable energy technologies, including solar, wind, hydropower, geothermal, and bioenergy, hold immense promise in providing clean, abundant, and affordable energy. This article explores the ongoing shift towards renewable energy, highlighting the benefits it brings and the challenges it faces.
By Emmanuel Francis3 years ago in Earth
