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Seawater is retained on Earth by gravity, the Moon and the Sun also have gravity for the earth. In particular, the Moon absorbs a mass of water on the ocean surface.
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Seawater is retained on Earth by gravity, the Moon and the Sun also have gravity for the earth. In particular, the Moon absorbs a mass of water on the ocean surface.
The big light around the Sun is not a circular rainbow. It is merely the result of a common optical phenomenon in nature: light refraction.
The Earth once had no season, the same day of the month, until the Moon appeared.
Sometimes we will find in the sky filled with silver gray clouds, when the sunlight or the moon shines on the clouds, the surroundings will be a faded silver halo. The h…
Many people in Hue are very curious and surprised by the appearance of a strange aura around the Sun.
The fake Sun phenomenon or the Ghost Sun, whose scientific name is parhelion (plural is parhelia). This is an atmospheric phenomenon, which is a bright spot, often found…
The moon rainbow image, the phenomenon occurs when the moonlight refracts from water particles suspended in the air, recorded in the night sky of England.
The Moon may cause massive earthquakes due to the tidal pressure peaking for geological faults on the Earth's surface.
Surely many people will be surprised to know that every year the earth suffers from about half a million earthquakes from mild earthquakes people do not feel the strong…
Snow thunder, dew frost, hard frost ... are unexpected natural phenomena.
Besides the familiar energy sources from wind, sun, biology, tide ... scientists are revealing new sources of energy to replace such as: energy from waste, hot stone, wa…
On the night of February 2 (British time), there are many people in England who witness a strange aura of light surrounding the moon.
The above battery belt will transmit the collected solar energy to the receiving stations on the ground in the form of lasers or microwaves.