We all took it up when we were in elementary. Heck, pretty sure it came up a couple of times in high school or university too but we never bothered to distinguish between the two.&hellip
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Difference Between Earth And Venus
Our Universe is an amazing place where different planets occupy a small place. The Earth and Venus are among the eight largest planets that have found a place in the mystical Solar System. All the&hellip
The History Of Earth In 10 Incredible Facts
The planet Earth is the 5th largest planet in the Solar System, being 3rd closest to the Sun. Weighing in a massive 5,972,190,000,000,000 billion kg and with a surface temperature of -88 to 58°C, the&hellip
Facts about Tundra
1. Cold, Harsh Biomes Tundra is derived from a Finnish term, ‘tunturi’ which implies treeless. They are some of the harshest and coldest biomes on Earth. They feature treeless ecosystems and are found in mountain&hellip
Some Quick Facts on Ozone Layer Depletion
Among the many atmospheric layers that the Earth is divided into, Ozone layer is one of them. Ozone, an isotope of Oxygen is a bluish coloured gas with a strong odour plays an important role&hellip
Facts About Astronomy
Astronomy is a large subject of discussion among scientists and researchers. The Universe can be very unpredictable and open to deeper searches and studying. But the evolution of Universe is pretty complex, the reason being&hellip
Facts about Tsunami in Japan 2011
Natural disasters keep striking every other moment on the face of the earth. An extremely destructive and most fearsome one was the earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan in March, 2011. Here are some striking&hellip
Facts about Gneiss Rocks
Earth is the most versatile of all the planets in the solar system. Above the layer of soil, the crust of the earth, there are mountains touching the skies and below the crust there are&hellip
Facts about the Ozone Layer
Everything on Earth is tied together, interdependent on each other. So much of what we find on and above Earth we need for survival. We need fresh water to drink and clean oxygen to breath.&hellip
Facts about Apollo 13
A year after the successful moon landing of Apollo 11, three astronauts attempted a second moon landing on Apollo 13. But this mission’s fate was doomed to fail sending the crewmembers back to Earth without&hellip
What is EST?
The earth is divided by a number of latitudes and longitudes. Longitudes divide the earth into different time zones. Time zones refer to different places on earth where a uniform time is observed for convenience&hellip
What is Mars made of?
Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun and is nicknamed as the red planet. Many people on Earth have always been fascinated about this neighboring planet whether why it looks the way it is&hellip
Facts about Mountains
When the Earth’s plates make a movement, this gives birth to some raised landforms called  mountains. Mountains are thus denoted if they have a height of over 1,000 meters. Mountains are found all over the&hellip
Facts About Geothermal Energy
Geothermal energy is the energy resource extracted from the natural heat inside the earth. Even though there are a lot of reserves of geothermal energy the world over, the extractions are made in the areas&hellip
Facts About Meteors
Watching stars in the sky is an unforgettable experience. What could be even better is watching a meteor shower on a clear, dark night. The meteor shower is usually a wonderful show where thousands of&hellip
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