short story

THE BROKEN HEART
In the quaint village of OGERE, nestled between rolling hills and fields of wildflowers, lived a young woman named ADETUTU. She possessed an ethereal beauty that seemed to radiate from within, captivating the hearts of all who met her. ADETUTU had a special gift - an uncanny ability to mend broken things. From shattered heirlooms to fractured friendships, her touch could weave magic and make them whole again. However, there was one thing she couldn't fix: a broken heart.
By Adeshina taofeeq2 years ago in Earth
The emotional impact of living through conflict
In the heart of Ukraine, a tranquil village named Anchovy stood as a testament to the beauty of community and tradition. Nestled amidst rolling hills and lush fields, the villagers lived a peaceful life defined by age-old customs and close-knit bonds. However, the tranquility shattered one fateful day when the distant echoes of conflict reached their doorsteps.
By rey2 years ago in Earth
Echoes of Resilience
In the heart of Nairobi's sprawling slum, where the struggle for survival was a daily reality, lived a woman named Safiatu. A single mother of two young children, James and Zara, Safiatu's life was a testament to the strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity.
By EDITH SOPHIE 2 years ago in Earth
Family and Friends
In the bustling city of Everbrook, where lives intertwined and stories were written in every corner, two souls were about to embark on a journey neither of them could have predicted. Emma, a bookshop owner with a heart full of dreams, and Liam, a musician chasing melodies, were about to experience love at first sight in the most unexpected way.
By John bi2 years ago in Earth
Is The Earth Really Flat Or Spherical? 2
CNN, for instance, covers a flat earth conference, noting that much like other speakers at the event, this individual became convinced of a flat Earth once he realized he couldn't substantiate the Earth's roundness. Let's set aside the technical point that empirical facts can't be strictly proven; we can only establish mathematical identities. So, with more precision, we should discuss the search for evidence that contradicts the flat Earth hypothesis. Abundant evidence exists, ranging from historical records of shifting stellar constellations during travel, altering shadow lengths, Newton's 1/R^2 force law applicable to spheres, not disks, and considerations like Einstein's gravitational redshift and Mercury's perihelion precession. The challenge for flat earthers is their limited ability to make these observations themselves. Hence, if one adopts the notion that only personally gathered evidence is valid, refuting a flat Earth becomes elusive, constraining flat earthers from accepting established scientific facts. Naturally, to sustain their convictions, they might deliberately avoid observations that challenge their stance. In reality, there are accessible ways to confirm Earth's roundness without significant technical complexity, such as using a telescope to understand Jupiter's moon motions.
By Samuel2 years ago in Earth
Is the Earth Really Spherical Or Flat?
Like many individuals engaged in science communication, I hold a strong fascination for flat earthers. Within this group, we observe a curious phenomenon where people steadfastly reject evidence that is readily apparent. In this discussion, I aim to elaborate on why I believe that flat earthers are not necessarily unintelligent or anti-scientific, at least for the majority among them. More significantly, I want to convey why it's perfectly acceptable if you struggle to recall the evidence supporting the Earth's roundness. However, before delving into these points, it's essential to outline the beliefs held by flat earthers and how they arrived at such conclusions.
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From City Life To Off-Grid Homesteading
Hailing from Las Vegas, a place of glitz and glam, I never fathomed that I would become the proprietor of a plot of land and dwell off the grid. Yet, here I sit in my abode in Cambodia, enveloped by the fruitful results of my toil. It has been an arduous voyage to reach this point, replete with ebbs and flows, but every instant has been worth it. Even now, at any given juncture, should I so desire, I can readily board a plane and find myself back in my humble abode in Las Vegas.
By Freddie's Lost Treasures2 years ago in Earth
The Venomous World Down Under
Australia is home to a unique array of deadly creatures that have adapted to thrive in its harsh and unforgiving landscapes. From venomous snakes and spiders to toxic lizards and octopuses, these creatures possess some of the most potent venoms on Earth. In this article, we delve into the world of Australia's deadliest inhabitants, shedding light on their unique adaptations and lethal abilities.
By Daham Navodya2 years ago in Earth
Exploring the Enigmatic World of Earth's Largest Creatures
In the vast realm of our planet's biodiversity, nature showcases its creativity through awe-inspiring giants that traverse the land, sea, and air. From the deep blue oceans to lush rainforests, these colossal creatures have evolved to dominate their respective environments, each bearing unique characteristics and adaptations that have captivated the curiosity of humans for generations.
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Blossoming Bonds: A Garden of Friendship
On the outskirts of a bustling city, nestled between towering skyscrapers and bustling streets, lay a hidden gem that brought together souls yearning for connection. The Eden Community Garden, as it was affectionately known, was more than just a collection of plants; it was a sanctuary of belonging, camaraderie, and heartfelt support.
By Daniel Asena2 years ago in Earth
How Titanic Really Sank: Unraveling the Truth Behind the Tragedy
Introduction The sinking of the Titanic is one of the most infamous maritime disasters in history, captivating the world's attention for over a century. As the majestic vessel met its tragic fate on that fateful night of April 15, 1912, numerous theories and speculations have arisen about the sequence of events that led to its demise. In this article, we delve into the untold story of how the Titanic truly sank, separating fact from fiction.
By Yasir kamran2 years ago in Earth
Echoes of Manila
In the bustling heart of the Philippines, where the past and present collided in a symphony of sights, sounds, and stories, there lay a vibrant city named Manila. Towering skyscrapers kissed the sky, while ancient churches whispered tales of centuries gone by. Manila was a tapestry woven from the threads of history, culture, and the dreams of its people.
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