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    In “Earth Day” Claudia Atticot and Alexandra Manning state, “Every square mile of the ocean contains more than 46,000 pieces of floating plastic” This garbage is ruining the environment; an environment we don’t know how to take care of. So because of this, we need a day to clean up and take care of our environment. Earth Day is a day in which learn about how to better our environment. We need Earth Day because we are still learning about the environments in our communities and most of the world’s

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    6/1/2017 Earth is Born Origins Nova Neil DeGrasse Tyson HD 1080p In this video we were able to learn about the such violent beginnings of earth and its first billion years, which is a time of continuous catastrophe. We were also made knowledgable how each catastrophe lead us to where we are today. Despite such violent beginnings, scientists have found new clues that life-giving water and oxygen appeared on our planet much earlier than previously thought. The video summarizes the creation of earth by

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    Manifesto for Earth Justice by Cullinan Cormac gives the reader insight of how to go about the process of including Mother Earth in law. The wildness of nature and the structure of modern-day law

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    a. Comparing the Venus, Earth, and Mars, the Earth has much lower percentage of CO2 than Venus and Mars. The Venus has highest surface temperature and air pressure. Differently, the Mars has lowest temperature and air pressure. b. The Venus has higher surface temperature because it is closer to the sun. So, it absorbed much more energy from the sun than the Earth and Mars. The Venus’s atmosphere is 92 times denser at surface level than the Earth. Moreover, the Venus has an atmosphere consisting

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    An ongoing, redeveloping, catalyst-ensuing catastrophe known as “The End of the World as We Know it” has been hypothesized since humanity’s humble beginnings that predicts the apocalyptic theories for mass extinction, earth-crumbling events possibly dictating the end of the world. So far, all theories: scientific, religious, or phenomena-related, who yield a specific date for the end of the world have been debunked; creation of this essay would not exist otherwise. It is what looms in the future

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    The atmosphere is defined as the envelope of gases surrounding the Earth or another planet (Dictionary, 2017). The atmosphere is necessary for human life and without it, human life would not be sustained. It acts as a protective shield that keeps the Earth warm. Not only does it act as a protective shield however, it also protects all living things on Earth from the sun’s extremely damaging ultraviolet radiation. In addition to this, the atmosphere provides oxygen for both human and animals to breathe

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    determination the figure of the earth as well as its gravitational field. This covers the basic general form of the earth as a flattened rotational ellipsoid and the visible topographic surface resulted from gravitational attraction of uneven inner masses. Thus, physical and geometric aspects are inseparably correlated (Moritz 2015). In geodesy, the figure of the earth refers to the figure extracted physically or mathematically from the true surface of the earth (Moritz 1990). This includes the

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    age of the Earth by the request of Harrison Brown at the University of Chicago. The age of the Earth was always questionable to historians before Pat Patterson. In 1650 James Usher Archbishop of Ireland accepted biblical views as authoritative and used events from the old testament to calculate the age of the Earth. His calculations gave him the result of Saturday October 22, 4004 B.C. at six o' clock P.M. Scientists after that began to try and measure the sediments of rock in the Earth but their

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    Earth have an expiration date? It just might. If we don 't do something to help our environment there will be no future generations. Our earth has been sending us warnings and distress signals for over forty years such as the collapse of the North Atlantic cod fishery which left thirty thousand people unemployed and seven hundred communities in poverty. In china water supplies are already scarce and not able to meet the needs of people, industries, and culture (Linden, pg.18). The following

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    Is the Earth flat? Many Scientists knew the Earth was round centuries before humans took the journey into space. The Greek astronomer, Eratosthenes in 200 B.C was aware that at noon on the first day of summer, the sun in one city in Egypt passed directly overhead. However, on the same day in another city in Egypt, vertical objects cast a shadow of seven degrees. If the Earth were flat, this observation would’ve been hard to understand. But if the Earth were round, Eratosthenes reasoned, you could

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