Science

Honoring the Planet We Call Home. AI-Generated.
Discover sustainable living tips and climate change insights to honor and protect our planet with actionable steps for a greener, healthier world.
By Smyrna7 months ago in Earth
Earth Spinning Faster.The Shortest Day Recorded on 10 July.
How Fast Does the Earth Spin? Normally, the Earth takes 24 hours to complete one full rotation on its axis. This is what gives us day and night. In reality, the Earth takes slightly more than 86,400 seconds (the exact number of seconds in 24 hours) to rotate once. Scientists have been measuring the length of the day very precisely for decades using atomic clocks, which are incredibly accurate.
By USA daily update 7 months ago in Earth
7 Quick Gardening Tips That Actually Work.
🌱1.Choose the Right Location Speedy growth starts with sunlight. Most vegetables and flowers need at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily. Make sure your garden is:
By Emma7 months ago in Earth
Plastics in Electronics
Plastics are everywhere in electronics, from smartphone casings to circuit board insulation. But choosing the right polymer is about much more than just convenience. It requires a careful balance between performance, safety, cost, and environmental responsibility. The Enviropass article, “Plastics in Electronics: A Guide for Engineers,” explores how different plastics shape the design and sustainability of electronic products.
By Mahgol Nikpayam7 months ago in Earth
"When Memories Leak"
When Memories Leak In the year 2084, memories were the new currency. Forget buying art or stocks—people traded experiences, emotions, and moments. Thanks to NeuroSync technology, memories could be recorded, downloaded, and even sold. The market thrived on nostalgia and sensation: a day at the beach from a stranger’s childhood, the thrill of a first kiss, or the pain of loss so vivid it left the consumer breathless.
By SHAYAN7 months ago in Earth
The Bird That Can Sleep With Half Its Brain – Awake and Asleep at Once . AI-Generated.
When we think about sleep, we usually imagine total rest — eyes closed, body still, and mind drifting into dreamland. But for some animals, especially certain birds, sleep isn’t so simple.
By Secret7 months ago in Earth
The Voice That Spoke for the Earth
The Journey of Atom Bam: A Voice for the World In a quiet village nestled between emerald hills and silver rivers, there lived a curious boy named Atom Bam. His name was unusual, but it suited him perfectly—because just like the tiniest particle in the universe, Atom had a spark inside him that made him different from everyone else. While other children played games or chased fireflies, Atom would sit by the old oak tree and listen—to the wind, to the birds, to the whispers of the earth itself.
By Wings of Time 7 months ago in Earth
The Animal That Glows Red Under UV Light – Secret Colors of the Wild . AI-Generated.
To the human eye, the world seems full of colors — from the deep blue of the ocean to the vibrant green of rainforests. But we’re actually missing out on a whole spectrum of light we can’t see.
By Secret7 months ago in Earth
The Tree That Grows Inside Another Tree – Nature’s Hostile Takeover . AI-Generated.
In the lush jungles of the tropics, nature hides secrets that are as beautiful as they are brutal. One of the most fascinating — and slightly chilling — examples is the strangler fig, a tree that grows not from the ground up, but from the canopy down.
By Secret7 months ago in Earth
The Fish That Communicates with Electricity – Nature’s Underwater Morse Code . AI-Generated.
In the dark and murky waters of rivers and swamps, sight and sound don’t work very well. So how do some fish manage to find food, avoid predators, and even flirt with potential mates in total darkness?
By Secret7 months ago in Earth
Smart Watering for Dry Seasons: How to Keep Your Garden Thriving in the Heat
As summer temperatures climb and rain becomes scarce, gardeners face one of the biggest challenges of the season: keeping their plants hydrated and healthy. Watering during dry periods isn’t just about pouring water over soil — it’s a delicate balance of timing, technique, and plant-specific care. If done right, you can not only save your garden but help it thrive through even the hottest months. Let’s dive into the science and art of smart watering during drought.
By Helga Che7 months ago in Earth
European Heatwave Caused 2,300 Deaths, Scientists Estimate
Preface Europe has been passing decreasingly hotter summers in recent times, and the impact is getting more dangerous. According to scientists, a recent heatwave in Europe caused around 2,300 deaths. These deaths were linked directly to the extreme heat that swept across the mainland. Heatwaves are n't just about feeling uncomfortable — they can be deadly, especially for vulnerable people. In this composition, we explain what caused this deadly heatwave, who was most affected, and how climate change is making these events more common and severe.
By mini Khan7 months ago in Earth