Our Planet
Slowly Wrecking Our Planet
... This is the last article Rosalie Bertell wrote in 2011 before she passed in 2012. In this article, her aim is to gather the most important results of her research about the development of a secret “geo-warfare” that is ...
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Urbanization as a way of saving our planet from overpopulation
... However, the interdisciplinary approach to the problem of cities' growth, particularly relying on the knowledge from human ethology and demography, is also interesting and promises to be productive. Human ethology, ...
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If a martian graced our planet, it would be
... The astronomical variety of sentences any natural language user can produce and under- stand has an important implication for lan- guage acquisition, long a core issue in devel- opmental psychology. A child is exposed to ...
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Giving a Chance to the Green Energy to Save our Planet Future
... 4. Contribution of Green Energy to Achieve Competitive Advantage Dimensions The energy issue transcends the research framework and intersects the plan of general interest. Energy no longer affects our well-being ...
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If our planet had a say, here's where future roads would go
... the planet — especially in sub-Saharan Africa and expanses of Asia and Latin America — are populated by small-scale farmers who produce much less food than they could if they had new or better ...
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... While the basic meaning of the term landscape, a section of the surface of our planet, shows little variation, different cultural contexts modify the meaning of landscape. In English and other Germanic ...
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The Impact of Vehicles in Transport and Logistics Services in Green Supply Chain Management
... Vehicles in transportation & logistics services in green supply chain management (GSCM).It is very important and plays a crucial role in protection of the health of our planet Earth and reduce Green ...
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REASONS FOR REMOVAL OF THE MOON
... This anomaly is explained by the law of conservation of angular momentum of rotation. Increasing the mass of the moon, accompanied by an increase in its radius. Then on the basis of equation (10) the rate of rotation of ...
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The 21st Century Singularity and its Big History Implications: A re-analysis
... Note that some big historians take such “mathematically grounded” predictions rather seriously. The most prominent among them is Akop Nazaretyan. In his article with a symptomatic title “Megahistory and Its Mysterious ...
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MY PLANET, YOUR PLANET
... My planet, your planet, our planet, ev’rybody, all of ...This planet, one planet, we are all a part of planet ...day, planet earth. Planet earth. Ev’ry one ...
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Genesis of the planet Earth
... In this article we consider the origin and subsequent evolution of our planet. Theoretical studies are based on the author’s theory of vortex gravity, cosmology and cosmogony, and also on the law of ...
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Is the ring inside or outside the planet? : the effect of planet migration on dust rings
... ⊕ planet migrates ...the planet, a big change in the location of the dust ring peak will be seen – by as much as a ≈ 50 per cent change in radial ...on our simulation results, the switch from an ...
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Planet Fitness Marketing Plan
... thinking, Planet Fitness is known for many trademark ...of Planet Fitness have the chance to relax, get in shape, and have fun without being subjected to the hard-‐ core, look-‐at-‐me attitude that ...
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Characterization of exoplanet hosts - Implications for planet formation
... Using SME results in [9], we determined [1] the distribution of iron abundance for 1040 stars in a Keck/Lick/AAT radial velocity planet search sample. Figure 3 compares the [Fe/H] distributions for all stars in ...
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WASP 167b/KELT 13b : joint discovery of a hot Jupiter transiting a rapidly rotating F1V star
... WASP-167/KELT-13 is one of a growing number of hot-Jupiter hosts that have shown non-radial pulsations. The first was WASP- 33b (Collier Cameron et al. 2010b), which shows δ -Scuti pulsations with a dominant period near ...
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Planetary candidates observed by Kepler. III. Analysis of the first 16 months of data
... The modeling allows for the presence of a secondary eclipse (or occultation event) near phase = 0.5 as a means of identi- fying diluted or grazing eclipsing star systems. The Secondary Statistic (Column 8 of Table 5) is ...
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Using Urban Metabolism to Measure the Sustainability of Urban Ecosystems.
... Orange County’s success in decreasing its per capita energy consumption makes it a valuable case study for other urban ecosystems in efforts to control their metabolism of fuel and electricity. The linkage between Orange ...
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Broadcasting in a Post-National Environment: The Rise of Transnational TV Groups
... Table 8: Discovery Networks Europe’s suite of channels, 2008 Animal Planet Nordic Europe 1 Animal Planet Poland Discovery Channel Europe Animal Planet Germany Discovery Channel Benelux A[r] ...
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heating up the planet
... light, our climate is a critical part of the Earth’s natural support system which sustains all ...stabilising our climate is, therefore, a legitimate long-term objective of security policy since human ...
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Eating to Save the Planet
... Chop onion and fry gently in oil for about 5 minutes until soft Crush the garlic and add to the onion, frying for a further 2 minutes Add tomatoes, mixed herbs and chilli an[r] ...
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