Environment articles

Earth May Look Like This In 1,000 Years

It is difficult to go one single day without hearing discussions of the earth and it’s climate.  Some people are convinced any changes in temperature are a result of global warming, some disagree that there is any difference and a third camp feels any changes are from external factors.  This video poses some interesting question:

10 Amazing Places That Really Exist On Earth

This video shows some of the awesomest places on earth.  It is actually hard to believe as we don’t hear of these formations often.  Here is an intro to the list: 10.  Lake Hillier, Australia: This is an awesome lake that looks entirely pink 9. Deadvlai, Namibia:  It dreid up for some reason and left

They Designed A Floating Manta Ray City…Seriously

Is this the future of sustainable cities?  This ambitious designer seems to think so and he has put a lot of effort into this vision: Jacques Rougerie says he has a special affinity for the sea, which makes sense—his life’s work has been designing aquatic architecture. Rougerie’s SeaOrbiter ship, a fantastical roving laboratory that has

They’re Building The World’s Biggest Vertical Farm

As the world meets the growing demand of feeding populations of all countries, revolutionary company AeroFarms breaks ground on an awesome project tackling this challenge: Urban agriculture company AeroFarms began construction this week on what will soon become the world’s largest vertical indoor farm, a version of urban agriculture that grows plants upwards through erect

A Real Life Sharkcano?

Ok some of us may have heard of or even seen the gag movie Sharknado where a tornado of sharks threatens the world.  Seriously.  Now scientists have discovered sharks living in a very unusual habitit: A real life sharkcano? Ocean engineer Brennan Phillips led a team to the remote Solomon Islands in search of hydrothermal

Floating Cities and The Future – Part 2

Are floating cities the future?  This group seems to think so: The Seasteading Institute says the development of floating cities is the first step in fulfilling what it calls the “8 Great Moral Imperatives,” which include feeding the hungry, enriching the poor, curing the sick, cleaning the atmosphere, restoring the oceans, living in balance with

Is This The Future Of Our Species?

Without getting into a political discussion, this video examines an interesting concept that the world has enough resources and scientific knowledge to sustain itself if applied correctly: The Venus Project is an organization that proposes a feasible plan of action for social change, one that works towards a peaceful and sustainable global civilization. It outlines

Scientists Can Steer Lightning With Lasers..Cool!

Wow now they are getting closer to modifying lightning with science and meteorologists may be able to help stave off dangerous strikes if this advances further: Lightning could one day be tamed with the use of lasers, research suggests. At present, lightning rods on tall buildings can increase the likelihood that the high voltage bolts will

Electricity Made From Evaporating Water

This is completely disruptive to the energy industry if it can scale!  Finally electricity can be made from evaporating water: An immensely powerful yet invisible force pulls water from Earth to the top of the tallest redwood and delivers snow to the tops of the Himalayas. Yet despite the power of evaporating water, its potential

What’s underneath there?

Have you ever wondered what is beneath the enormous ice sheets in Antarctica?  Well here is an incredible video that goes into depth on the composition and mystery: The Antarctic ice sheet is one of the two polar ice caps of the Earth. It covers about 98% of the Antarctic continent and is the largest

Did They Discover Antimatter in a Thunderstorm?

There has been a lot of talk about antimatter, not just in Superman comics but also in regards to the CERN collider.  However, there may have been antimatter in an actual thunderstorm and this article sheds light on the findings: Although powerful storms have been known to produce positrons — the antimatter versions of electrons

Giant Mayan Hole is 410 Ft Deep..and Remains a Mystery

The huge hole off the coast of the coast of Belize remains a mystery.  Diver Ramon Llaneza bravely explores this beautiful and unusual formation.  Many are saying there is evidence of a drought as performing a study of the minerals is indicative.  Maybe so.  Although this thing looks like an asteroid hit it or some

Uhh..This Woman is Able to Light Her Sink Water on Fire

Ok most of us have heard about the fracking phenomenon.  If not hydraulic fracking involves fracturing rock with a combination of water, chemicals and sand to extract natural gas and oil energy.  As the world’s population booms and we use an every increasing amount of energy, fossil fuel engineers have turned to more inventive methods

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