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The Saltiest Sea in the World
The Dead Sea, located between Israel, Jordan, and Palestine, holds the title of the saltiest large sea on Earth. Its salinity is around 30–35%, which is nearly 10 times saltier…
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Why Hydrogen Sulfide Exists at the Bottom of the Black Sea
The Black Sea is unique among the world’s seas because the deeper layers of its water contain high concentrations of hydrogen sulfide (H₂S), a toxic and foul-smelling gas. This unusual…
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What Can I Do Today to Help the Planet’s Ecology?
The global environmental crisis often feels overwhelming, but real change begins with individual actions. Every person can contribute to protecting the planet by making thoughtful daily choices. Even small steps,…
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What to Do About the Plastic Continent in the Ocean and the Threat It Poses to the Planet
In the world’s oceans, enormous patches of floating plastic debris have formed, often referred to as the “plastic continent” or “Great Pacific Garbage Patch”. These areas are not solid islands…
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How to Solve the Problem of Waste on Our Planet
The problem of waste accumulation has become one of the most urgent environmental challenges of the 21st century. Every year humanity produces over 2 billion tons of municipal solid waste,…
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What Would Happen If Earth’s Core Stopped?
Earth’s core is crucial for maintaining the planet’s magnetic field, geological activity, and overall stability. It is divided into a solid inner core made of iron and nickel, and a…
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Stalactites and Stalagmites
Inside caves, nature slowly creates stunning formations called stalactites and stalagmites. These mineral structures grow over thousands of years through the steady dripping of mineral-rich water. Their beauty makes caves…
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Could Humanity Survive a 4-Kilometer Tsunami Sweeping Across the Planet?
A tsunami is a massive wave usually triggered by underwater earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, or asteroid impacts. The largest known historical tsunamis have reached several hundred meters, devastating coastlines. But what…
What Can We Do to Survive a Supernova?
A supernova is the explosive death of a massive star, releasing enormous amounts of energy, light, and radiation. These explosions can briefly outshine entire galaxies and send shockwaves of matter…
What Is Cosmic Radiation and How to Protect Against It?
Cosmic radiation refers to high-energy particles that come from space and constantly bombard Earth. Unlike ordinary sunlight, cosmic rays are mostly made of atomic nuclei and subatomic particles traveling at…
