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The First Industrial Revolution, Second Industrial Revolution, and Impending Third Industrial Revolution
Posted On August 26, 2020


Industrial revolutions require 3 key components to occur, 3 defining technologies which emerge and converge to create the catalyst needed to usher in a new era of human achievement and progress. The first component is new methods of communication technologies […]


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The Projected Impact of Trees Upon Climate Change
Posted On August 5, 2020


Throughout history, it is estimated that human beings have cut down 2,000,000,000,000 (2 trillion) – 2,500,000,000,000 (2.5 trillion) trees. This means that even if human beings plant 1,000,000,000,000 (1 trillion) trees within the coming decade(s), this would only replace 40% […]


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Timbuktu, Mali and its Cultural and Commercial Traditions
Posted On March 25, 2020


Timbuktu, Mali is located at the precise point where the Niger River flows northward into the southern edge of the Sahara Desert, which is an incredibly difficult place to reach and is why it is often used in the English […]


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The Link Between Dementia and Iron
Posted On June 10, 2019


Measuring iron in the brain is the best known way to confirm dementia without performing an autopsy after death. The brain naturally creates tiny bits of iron referred to as “magnetite”. As a human being ages, more and more iron […]


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Snow in Iran During the Summer
Posted On June 7, 2019


Iran experiences snow during the winter every couple of years and even during the summer on occasion due to the topography and geography of Iran which includes high altitude mountains. Iran is a mountainous state referred to as a “plateau”. […]


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The Reason Why Hurricanes and Thunderstorms Form
Posted On May 31, 2019


Hurricanes are caused by clusters of thunderstorms consolidating together, developing over warm, tropical seawater, typically in late summer. These storms merge together into a spiral shape to form a hurricane. Because intense pressure draws in warm, moist winds towards the […]


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The Reason Why Underground Caves Naturally Form
Posted On May 2, 2019


Cave systems form when acidic water etches its way through rock. Rainwater becomes acidic as it takes in carbon dioxide and groundwater can become acidic due to the acids found in nearby soil. Water causes existing cracks within the rock […]


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Prince Charles’ Environmentally Friendly Vehicles
Posted On April 25, 2019


Prince Charles owns an Aston Martin Volante which has been retrofitted to run upon surplus British white wine and whey. Charles received the vehicle when he was 21 and requested that engineers find a more sustainable fuel source for its […]


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The Reason Why Wind Changes in its Intensity
Posted On April 9, 2019



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The Effect of Pollution Upon Nomura Jellyfish
Posted On April 5, 2019


Pollution can trigger swarms of jellyfish production because it is carried into the oceans both by weather which carries it in as rain and as run off from sewage systems. Pollution stresses nomura jellyfish and causes them to repopulate as […]


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