7 facts about the Earth that many of us have not yet updated
Over thousands of years, we still cannot understand all about the Green planet. The simple reason is because over time, everything changes.
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Over thousands of years, we still cannot understand all about the Green planet. The simple reason is because over time, everything changes.
About 3.9 billion years ago - right after the Earth was attacked by Theia and while it still faced a series of meteors - the ancestors of all living creatures were born.
The earth has no life if we don't have one
Compared to before the human appearance, the amount of wild mammals on the mainland is only 1/7, the sea is only 1/5.
Earthquakes are one of the most terrible disasters for human beings, when the losses brought about to humanity are okay.
According to the Daily Mail, the current leading hypothesis is the ability to shoot sulphate particles sprayed into the atmosphere to block the sun, reducing the Earth's…
If detonating the strongest atomic bomb in history in the Mariana Trench, the water pressure at a depth of 11 km will cause the fire bridge to quickly disappear.
Red alarm, speed
If the Earth is completely empty, life will not exist because there is no atmosphere and humans will fly into space because of gravity.
The iPhone is made up of various metals including titanium, iron, gold and a large amount of aluminum used to make the case.
They seem to be inferior, but it turns out they are also living witnesses, examples of modern society, how to protect the forest and harmony with nature.
These diamonds are located in an inaccessible depth, from 145 to 240 km, at the base of the craton, located at the bottom of the tectonic plate and hardly moving since a…
Our planet's lifespan is certainly several billion years away, but its existence is also fragile.
A group of Australian scientists accidentally discovered pink pigments on analytical samples that were found by an oil company in the Taoudeni basin, West Africa.
According to research by scientists, until the time of 5,000 years ago, the number of men on Earth began to recover.