Essays on Environment

Rainbow Curve, Rocky Mountain National Park Rainbow Curve, a scenic viewpoint on Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park, sits at 10,875 feet above sea level and offers incredibly expansive views of Horseshoe Park, Alluvial Fan, Hidden Valley Creek, and the Beaver Ponds. There are plenty of accessible vault restrooms...

Marigolds are an annual plant that offers an impressive array of colors to enhance your garden. They are easy to grow and do well in most areas. They are also very hardy, thriving in temperatures as low as 20 degrees. They are drought tolerant and bloom well into the fall....

Mangoes are a favorite of many people across the world. The mellow, sweet flavor is a great addition to desserts, but it also works well with savory dishes. In this article, we’ll talk about what makes mangoes so delicious and why they’re a must-have in your kitchen. Ripe Mango vs...

Stone Aerospace and the DEPTHX Mission Stone Aerospace created the Deep Phreatic Thermal Explorer, an underwater vehicle. The DEPTHX was tasked with exploring and mapping marine cavities in Mexico, as well as collecting water samples. NASA financed the project, which aimed to create equipment capable of exploring the waters beneath Europa's...

The Evolution of Gravity Theories The acceleration that objects experience as a result of the earth's mass distribution is known as gravity. All planets can be drawn toward the force's core, which is what causes them to circle around the sun. Depending on where a particular object is on Earth, the...

The Radioactive Decay and Heat The radioactive decay is the primary source of heat inside the planet.The Importance of Water on Celestial Bodies The presence of water on other celestial bodies is crucial since life depends on it and continual efforts are being made to detect life on these things.Sulfide Chimneys Sulfide chimneys...

Rothschild claims that the harsh weather in 2014 might be classified as either chemically or physically. These environments could be sweltering, freezing, acidic, salty, or even have every state in a single ecosystem. Astrobiologists consider these regions to be harsh and severe. The majority of scholars also anticipate similar conditions...

Although it is simple to identify with Copernicus, I tend to agree with Eratosthenes. Eratosthenes was among the first people to start an astronomical quest and had a significant amount of time on the earth's surface. I believe that Eratosthenes is not given enough credit for his achievements, despite the...

Introduced species are not native to a new area and, if allowed to continue unchecked, can disrupt natural ecosystems. They can destroy biodiversity, alter ecosystem functions, degrade water resources, reduce recreational opportunities, damage agricultural and forest production, threaten public safety and infrastructure, and reduce economic and property values. Invasive species can...

The El Nino Phenomenon The El Nino phenomenon occurs periodically, affecting the weather patterns in different regions of the world. It is caused by a change in the oceans’ surface temperature. This is accompanied by changes in atmospheric circulation and wind patterns throughout the tropical Pacific.Impact on Rainfall Patterns The resulting cascade...

Crops: A Brief Introduction Crops are plants that are cultivated on a large scale and harvested for profit or subsistence. They can be food crops, fiber crops or industrial crops. Some are gathered wild and cultivated in a similar fashion, like ginseng and yohimbe.Factors to Consider When Growing Crops To grow a...

The buttercup family includes the perennial herbaceous plant known as lesser celandine (ranuculaceae). It consists of a basal rosette of kidney-shaped, glossy, dark green leaves on stalks. It is borne singly on slender stems that rise above the foliage, and it likewise has butter yellow petals (Angela 12). Along the...