Earth Science

Every summer, some of the ice in the arctic regions melts and flows into the world’s oceans. This is a natural phenomenon. However, since 2002 CE, this melting has increased at an alarming pace, with almost 502,000 square miles of…
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Each succeeding month more scientists agree that climate change is real while the hypothesis of man-made global warming is wrong. The climate change seen coming is an Ice Age. Earth slipping into next Ice Age According to ice core researcher…
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As the seasons progress, both land and sea ice melts/shrinks during the long arctic summer, and then begins to grow again by late September. This “cryosphere” reaches its maximum extent around mid-March after which the melt/freeze cycle repeats. For the…
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You hear it all the time on television, the radio, and in various print media. The sea levels are rising due to a man made phenomenon known as global warming. Unfortunately, the link between these two concepts is often misunderstood,…
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Africa’s longest river The River Nile, stretching across half of Africa, flows northwards from the tropical mountains and forests of the Equator to the temperate Mediterranean Sea. It is the Africa’s longest river, reaching 4150 miles from the lakes that…
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There are many reasons why sea levels rise. Some would point to human as the main influence, while others would simply say it’s a natural phenomenon. As a matter of fact, there are many things that can cause the sea…
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Water covers around two-third of the earth’s surface. However, only around one percent of this water is accessible freshwater. The rest is either saltwater found in oceans or water trapped in glaciers. The ever-increasing population places even more pressure than…
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In the Arctic, some sea ice always melts every summer. However, since 2002 CE, this summertime melting of sea ice started earlier than usual and the quantity of ice lost increased at an alarming pace. Nearly 502,000 square miles of…
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The Aral sea sits between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, and was once the fourth largest sea in the world. Most people today haven’t even heard of it. What was a 68,000 square kilometer sea, and thriving fishing industry, is now a…
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Bimini, a small island group belonging to the Bahamas and located just to the east of Miami, Florida, is known as a vacation paradise and one of the world’s best deep sea fishing places.  Old sports-fishermen all remember American author…
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