How Many Types Of Satellites Are There?
An artificial satellite is intentionally placed into orbit by humans to serve various purposes leading to the classifica
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Environment
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Does Pollution Really Cause Sunsets?
According to an urban legend, pollution is the cause of a bright vibrant sunset.
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Did You Know That The Pacific Northwest Has Four Peaks Each Named Mount Washington?
One in the Washingtonian Cascades, one in the Washingtonian Olympics, and one in the Oregonian Cascades, with a smaller Mt. Washington in Skagit County, WA.
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Native Reptiles Of China
China's turtles, lizards, snakes, and alligators feature prominently in traditional Chinese folklore and mythology.
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The Nanticoke River
At more than 60 miles long, the Nanticoke is one of the most important tributaries of Chesapeake Bay.
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Native Birds Of Colombia
Colombia hosts many endemic birds from the Andes to the Amazon to its offshore islands.
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What Is An Antipode In Geography?
An antipode are two points on the Earth's surface, directly opposite from one another.
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Where Is The Nullarbor Plain?
The world's largest expanse of exposed limestone bedrock covers more than 75,000 square miles in southern Australia.
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Dunn's River Falls, Jamaica
Dunn's River Falls, a major Caribbean tourist destination in Jamaica, receives thousands of visitors each year.
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The Tallest Mountains In Angola
With its summit reaching 8,596 feet above sea level in western Angola, Moco is the country's highest peak.
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Water Buffalo Facts: Animals of Asia
Wild Asian (Water) buffaloes (Bubalus arnee) are distinct from the domesticated Asian (Water) buffalo (Bubalus bubalis), and the African buffalo (Syncerus caffer).
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Serbia's National Parks And Nature Reserves
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Osprey Facts: Animals of North America
These numerous birds of prey can build nests that are so large, they can even accommodate a human being.
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Lemming Facts: Animals of the Arctic
Populations of lemmings fluctuate dramatically, from massive herds to near extinction which help perpetuate a myth that they are suicidal.
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What Is Antimicrobial Resistance?
All across the globe, harmful bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses are becoming ever more resilient against the effects of antimicrobial agents.
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Longest Rivers Of Russia
The Yenisei–Angara–Selenge River System is Russia's longest, with a small portion of its length lying in neighboring Mongolia.
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Animals And Birds Of Cuba
Cuba, the largest island country in the Caribbean, boasts of housing a number of endemic animal and bird species as presented herein.
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Guanaco Facts: Animals of South America
Unlike domesticated llamas, Guanacos are typically wild.
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What Is Biomagnification And How Is It Detrimental To Our Health?
The increasing concentration of a chemical, especially a toxic material, is the tissues of the body, at successively higher concentration in the food chain is called biomagnification.
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Bearcat Facts - Animals of Asia
Also known as the Binturong, bearcats are nimble omnivores of the southeastern Asian jungles, but they are a vulnerable species today.
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