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Carbon Dioxide: How Human Emissions Influence Its Atmospheric Concentration
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Carbon Dioxide: How Human Emissions Influence Its Atmospheric Concentration

Carbon dioxide (CO₂) is a naturally occurring greenhouse gas in Earth’s atmosphere. It plays a crucial role in regulating global temperature by trapping heat from the Sun. In balanced amounts,…
Posted by DeKa September 20, 2025
What Would Happen During the Preparation of a Siberian Traps Eruption
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What Would Happen During the Preparation of a Siberian Traps Eruption

The Siberian Traps are one of the largest large igneous provinces on Earth, located in present-day Siberia, Russia. They were formed about 252 million years ago during massive volcanic eruptions…
Posted by DeKa September 18, 2025
What Are Deep-Focus Earthquakes and How Do They Differ from Shallow Ones?
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What Are Deep-Focus Earthquakes and How Do They Differ from Shallow Ones?

Earthquakes are sudden releases of energy in the Earth’s crust or mantle, producing seismic waves. Most earthquakes occur at relatively shallow depths, but some originate much deeper within the Earth.…
Posted by DeKa September 18, 2025
Why Are Earthquakes So Frequent and Destructive in Afghanistan?
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Why Are Earthquakes So Frequent and Destructive in Afghanistan?

Afghanistan is one of the most seismically active regions in Asia, and devastating earthquakes have been part of its history for centuries. To understand why these disasters are both frequent…
Posted by DeKa September 18, 2025
What Is the Northern Lights and Why Are They Becoming More Frequent?
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What Is the Northern Lights and Why Are They Becoming More Frequent?

The Northern Lights, also called the Aurora Borealis, are one of the most stunning natural light shows on Earth. These glowing waves of green, purple, red, and sometimes blue light…
Posted by DeKa September 15, 2025
What Happens at the Boundaries of Lithospheric Plates?
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What Happens at the Boundaries of Lithospheric Plates?

The lithosphere is Earth’s rigid outer shell, consisting of the crust and the upper part of the mantle. It is broken into large pieces called tectonic plates, which constantly move…
Posted by DeKa September 12, 2025
What Will Happen If All Glaciers Melt?
Posted inClimate Ecology Environmental Hazards

What Will Happen If All Glaciers Melt?

Glaciers and polar ice caps store about 70% of the world’s freshwater, covering vast areas of Greenland, Antarctica, and mountain ranges. They act not only as water reservoirs but also…
Posted by DeKa September 12, 2025
What Would Happen If the Siberian Traps Erupted Again?
Posted inClimate Crisis Environmental Hazards

What Would Happen If the Siberian Traps Erupted Again?

The Siberian Traps are one of the largest volcanic provinces on Earth, located in Siberia, Russia. Around 252 million years ago, their massive eruptions lasted for nearly a million years,…
Posted by DeKa September 12, 2025
Clear-Air Turbulence: Invisible Skies, Sudden Shakes
Posted inClimate Environmental Hazards Stay Safe

Clear-Air Turbulence: Invisible Skies, Sudden Shakes

Clear-air turbulence (CAT) is a type of turbulence that occurs in cloudless skies, often at high altitudes, without visible signs like storms or clouds. It is one of the most…
Posted by DeKa September 10, 2025
What Is Turbulence and What Causes It?
Posted inClimate Environmental Hazards Our Planet

What Is Turbulence and What Causes It?

Turbulence is a chaotic and irregular motion of air (or any fluid), where currents move unpredictably instead of flowing smoothly. Most people encounter it on airplanes when the aircraft suddenly…
Posted by DeKa September 10, 2025

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