“Mankind, the most intelligent species on the planet, capable of anything but governed by its aggression and youth. His decisions. The period of ignorance and neglect had a wide effect all over the world. Effects that can be changed if nature is given time to repair damage. Remember ... We only have one home. ”(David Bayliss)
Did I know?
Planet Earth is an amazing place. Although it is regarded as just a little blue spot from space, on closer inspection it is far from insignificant. Planet Earth, as they say, is about 4.5 billion years old, and the oldest known living organism, as they say, is only 3.9 billion years old. So Mother Earth is quite old, isn't it? Earth is the fifth largest planet in the solar system and is the third planet from the sun. Water bodies cover almost 70% of the earth's surface, and its polar ice caps contain about 70% of fresh water. The diameter of the earth measures 12, 756 km, and it rotates on its own axis, bending over 23 degrees. It is this 23-degree slope that allows us to experience 4 seasons. It also rotates on its own axis at a speed of 1670 km / h. The inner part of earthly enterprises consists of 4 layers (three of which are solid and one is liquid). The bark of the earth is predominantly made of aluminum, and, contrary to popular belief, the earth is not an ideal sphere. Its north and south poles are slightly flattened, which makes it an oblate spheroid. The earth is also the only planet in the solar system that does not receive its name from Roman or Greek mythology. The core of the ground is surrounded by a mantle about 2900 km thick. Its core is also considered hotter than the surface of the sun, reaching 7500 Kelvin. The core of the ground consists of molten iron. It is this molten iron that creates the Earth’s magnetic field. This magnetic field extends several kilometers from its surface. The earth is like a giant magnet where the poles are close to the north and south poles of the earth. Earth's magnetic field is called the magnetosphere, which protects the surface of the planet from the harmful radiation of the sun. The earth consists of various elements. Most of them are composed of nitrogen (78%), while the reminder is composed of oxygen (21%) and 1% of other substances.
The facts of the land above may be familiar to you from the Science class, but represent only a fragment of what makes our land so unique. Countless books have been completely devoted to this subject and still have not been able to fully capture its greatness. You can write a whole series of books about countless life forms supported by the earth.
However, in recent years some major changes have taken place on Earth, and the “unprecedented” has become a new “norm”, as you can see some of the following alarming trends: the magnetic poles of the Earth are shifting and weakening (so that airports have to repaint their landing lanes to reflect these changes). Greenland and Antarctic ice is melting at an amazing pace, a historical earthquake in Chile moved the entire city to the west and shortened the earth day, and Italy’s epic earthquake caused a 15 cm shift of land, bees, bats, frogs and other amphibians die at an alarming rate (like other animals all over the world). There has been some kind of change that changes the boundaries of animal ranges. Some birds in the US, for example, have moved northward, and trees are said to be moving higher in the mountains than ever before. The northeast is moving south (called geological creep). Parts of North America and other continents are growing due to the effect called postglacial rebound. Two-thirds of the world's deltas, which are home to two billion people, fall into the crossroads of sinking lands and growing seas. Massive cracks / cracks open on the surface of the earth. Iceland Lake is one of these areas that falls into one of these large cracks. The African continent is changing, and risks losing its renamed "horn". The “rise” also occurs where the Earth itself almost seems to be making its way up from the inside, lifting boulders from the ocean to the surface of the earth. “Schloching” occurred inside the Earth, weakening the Earth’s magnetic field, making it more vulnerable to solar radiation, and the Gulf Stream stopped, which had various consequences throughout the world (some believe that this could trigger an ice age). It seems that the jet stream stopped and crashed in Europe, causing very abnormally cold temperatures. Volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, dips, drafts, floods, mudslides, snow drifts, polar vortices, etc. Now it is so common that people now can not hear about them in the nightly news.
Again, this is just a snapshot of the various issues facing our planet today.
Causes of Earth Change
It is difficult to point out one factor causing the fabulous earth changes that we have seen in recent years. Is this a natural cyclical process? Is it caused by human activity? In any case, this is the culmination of many factors working simultaneously with each other, which caused these deviations. Here are some exhaustive lists of opportunities that can be associated with changes in the earth that are visible throughout the world: changes in earth orbit, changes in the solar output (solar radiation), changes in the earth & # Changes in the composition of the Earth’s atmosphere, changes in ocean circulation, reflective properties of the land, geoengineering / weather change programs (HAARP), trapped greenhouses, gases and pollution, clear cutting (deforestation), desertification, and obsessive practices such as fracking, etc.
What can be done?
Although in order to testify to aggressive changes, global cooperation is needed. People need to put greed and the search for money secondly, to save their home, the planet Earth. Oil, gas and other mined minerals will eventually be depleted, but land degradation will continue to be present. There are many opportunities for self change. In addition to the obvious and overly stated lifestyle changes, such as recycling, etc., We need to look beyond this. We need to spend time, observe, hear the sounds of nature and enjoy the magnificence and beauty of the earth. If we take the time to truly experience our planet, we will be more inclined to adopt a more specialized approach and commitment to preserving it. After all, nobody cares about the problems facing the world today from their office on the 27th floor, located in the middle of a concrete jungle, how could they? We need to spend time learning from our Aborigines, who use a less intensive resource lifestyle than most. The game of guilt is over. Global warming agencies blame people for destroying our planets for too long. The time has come, we stop blaming and start creating. Create changes. Think about the reorganization of cities, the economy and the humanitarian role on Earth. Time to talk, the charge without any action is over. Like the old saying, “actions speak louder than words,” and now is the time for your call to action. Please hear the bell. We have already had many awakening calls, and we can simply ignore them for as long as Mother Earth becomes impatient with our lack of correspondence.
