Tag: Earth

aroo Brierley was five years old when he was separated from his parents. He and his older brother, Guddu, took a train from their home to a city 70 km south. Saroo fell asleep on a bench at the station and when he woke up, his brother was gone. The five-year-old boarded another train thinking his...

The five-year-old boarded another train thinking his brother was on it. But at the end of the journey, he found himself in entirely new and unfamiliar territory. Saroo was one among the million daily passengers who pass through the largest railway complex in India, Howrah Station in the city of Kolk...

A large white wolf came walking towards me from another hallway. He came up beside me and began to walk with me. While we walked, I felt this wolf was a familiar extraterrestrial energy. I went into a room that was given to me as a place that I could call my own. It was not like a resting area bu...

While the techniques employed by King Ur differed from the current practices of scientists manipulating DNA to blend diverse creature families, the outcomes are remarkably similar. King Ur’s actions have left an indelible mark, prompting a replication of past occurrences within you. Biologi...

A little over 4.5 billion years ago, the seeds for planet Earth were put in place, right as the earliest parts of our Solar System began to form. Somewhere in the Milky Way, a large cloud of gas collapsed, giving rise to thousands of new stars and star systems, each one unique from all the others. S...

Who adores the mountains, the massive earth? The very rocks lurch toward her over endless eons offering their bulk as their tribute, moving as the water ebbs and flows, frozen deep, the rain. She loves every rock, every pebble, every clod. Who dwells in all the forests living by a clock of ...

I’m not going to give a full physics lesson — that would take too long. Instead, I’ll assume you already know some basic stuff. So, I will start with an object moving around a planet (it could be any planet) a height h above the surface. Note: for Low Earth Orbit, this height is ab...

The Earth used to be a single landmass, where all continental crust was fully conjoined on a smaller radius sphere. However, ancient civilization was using advanced vortex-based technology, including as methods of war. Known as brahmastras, and just astras, these weapons were capable of te...

History of Earth’s Crust Movements: The history of the study of Earth’s crust movements is a fascinating journey of scientific discovery and paradigm shifts. The book explores the significant milestones in our understanding of this phenomenon, beginning with the continental dr...