short story

"Shores of Yesterday"
The air was thick with the scent of salt and memories as the relentless waves kissed the remnants of the coastal village. "Shores of Yesterday" used to be a haven, a sanctuary where families laughed, fishermen cast their nets, and children chased the tide. Now, it stood as a haunting echo of what once was.
By Apostolos2 years ago in Earth
The Story of Earth
The Earth is a planet with a long and complex history. It is estimated to be around 4.5 billion years old, and it has undergone many changes during that time.
By TEK TRIK2 years ago in Earth
several ways to care for plants
Plant maintenance involves more than just giving them the odd drink of water. It entails being aware of their unique requirements and creating an atmosphere that will enable them to flourish. These seven important strategies can help you take good care of your green pals, whether you're an experienced gardener or just getting started with a few houseplants.
By Wurr2 years ago in Earth
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU DIE
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU DIE We've all given it some thought. When our heart stops beating, our soul leaves our now-dead body, and we take our final breath, what happens? Even if we do not dread death, the majority of us do fear dying. Dying is frequently an agonizing battle. Dying is typically an unpleasant procedure that takes place in a clinical, antiseptic setting. Even if we are apprehensive about dying, Christians do not need to fear death because they have faith in the promise that death signifies entry into eternal life in the presence of the Lord and in Christ's ability to revive the dead.
By Zamukulungisa Njani2 years ago in Earth
Navigating the Global Warming Challenge
Global warming Global warming refers to the ongoing increase in the average temperature of the Earth's atmosphere and oceans. It is primarily caused by the release of greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide and methane, into the atmosphere through human activities. These gases trap heat from the sun, preventing it from escaping back into space and leading to a gradual rise in temperatures.
By Patrick Etyang2 years ago in Earth
An Elder’s Wisdom
In the heart of the Amazon rainforest, where emerald leaves dance in the gentle breeze and the symphony of wildlife orchestrates nature's grandeur, lies a village steeped in tradition and ancient wisdom. Amidst towering trees and flowing rivers, the indigenous people of the Kuvado tribe have thrived for generations, their lives intertwined with the rhythms of the land.
By Anyanwu C. Esther2 years ago in Earth
Why we die
WHY WE MUST DIE? In a realm not unlike our own, humans coexisted with a diverse array of creatures, each contributing to the intricate tapestry of life. Despite the harmony, a deep and abiding question resonated within the hearts of humans: "Why must we die?"
By Ejike Okorie2 years ago in Earth
Close call: US spacecraft and Russian satellite avoid major collision
A close call unfolded in low-Earth orbit early Wednesday (Feb 28) as a US NASA spacecraft and a Russian satellite approached dangerously close to each other, narrowly averting a potential collision, NASA said.
By Aabusad Pathan2 years ago in Earth
Peacock Prowess: Top 10 Reasons Peacocks Will Gracefully Take Over Earth
The majestic peacock is a gorgeous and surprising challenger that could become a worldwide dominator in the rich fabric of Earth's ecosystems. Peacocks, who are frequently appreciated for their brilliant feathers and elegant behavior, are quietly arranging an invasion that goes beyond their elaborate displays. As we reveal the top 10 reasons peacocks are establishing themselves as the regal overlords of our world, get ready to be amazed.
By Richard Weber2 years ago in Earth
If only the sounds weren 't in tune
Chapter 4: Struggles Against Family Opposition As Alice and John's love deepened, they found themselves facing a formidable obstacle: their differing family backgrounds.
By rain 2 years ago in Earth
Giant Squid
Giant Squid Is Bigger and More Powerful Than We Thought . . . . . In the shadowy depths of the ocean, where light scarcely touches, life moves at a slower pace. It's a quiet world, occasionally stirred by the cautious swim of small fish, darting through the darkness, ever vigilant of lurking predators. Among these cautious swimmers, a larger creature meanders, sifting for plankton, its presence a rare but noteworthy event. Then, without warning, the tranquil scene is shattered by the emergence of a colossal predator. Initially a mere speck in the gloom, it soon becomes clear—a great white shark, its imposing figure unmistakable with its slate-gray back, pale underbelly, and distinctive, slanted head.
By fyz.sul2 years ago in Earth
National Park in California. Content Warning.
California hosts nine national parks, the most of any state in the U.S. Yosemite National Park is arguably the most famous among them. California's national parks are a testament to natural diversity and wonder.
By AKM Didarujjaman2 years ago in Earth