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How To Define the Geosphere

Outer Space

It’s difficult to pinpoint an exact definition for the “geosphere” because it’s used in several different ways. But here are 2 ways to define the geosphere. […]

Near Earth Objects (NEO): Are We at Risk of an Impact Collision?

Outer Space

For example, asteroids, comets and meteors pose potential risk if its orbit brings it closer to our proximity. Are there any near-Earth objects on a collision course with Earth? And are there any defence systems […]

7 Red-Hot Planet Mercury Facts [Infographic]

Outer Space

Not only is planet Mercury the closest to the sun, but it has extreme temperatures. Facts about Mercury: Its long comet-like tail, craters and unusual orbit […]

Metamorphic Rocks: Heat, Pressure and Metamorphism

Geology

If you take an existing rock and add immense heat or pressure to it, the rock becomes soft and pliable like cookie dough transforming into metamorphic rocks. […]

Soil Nutrients Deficiency and Replenishing

Geology

Plants mostly use water and carbon dioxide from the air to grow. But nutrients like nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) & potassium (K) are also key ingredients. […]

What Do Soil Scientists Do?

Career

Soil scientists study how soils relate as a natural resource. This includes soil formation factors, classification, physical and chemical properties. […]

Hydrogeology Careers: What Do Hydrogeologists Do?

Career

Hydrogeologists are groundwater specialists who focus on how soil and rock relate to groundwater. This includes the transportation of water into the surface. […]

Life Science

Nutrient Cycle: From Inorganic to Organic Material

Food for thought, the nutrient cycle constantly exchanges inorganic and organic matter back and forth in the environment. It’s just recycled back and forth. […]

How Far Is the Moon?

Moon

The moon is approximately 238,855 miles (384,400 km) away from the Earth. It’s such a big gap that you can almost fit all the 7 other planets in between. […]

15 Climate Feedback Loops and Examples

Atmosphere

Climate feedback loops either amplify or reduce climate change. Positive feedback loops like permafrost melt amplifies climate change because it releases methane. […]

Geology

Atmosphere

Aurora Borealis Facts: How the Northern Lights Work

During magnetic storms, trapped plasma flashes lights that are observable around the globe. This disturbance in the magnetosphere is the Aurora Borealis. […]

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