Earthlike Exoplanets May be More Common Than We Thought
A recent survey found that Earthlike planets are more common around red dwarf stars. And there are lots of those nearby.
A recent survey found that Earthlike planets are more common around red dwarf stars. And there are lots of those nearby.
The Kepler-37 planetary system is only 10 light years away from Earth, and features a variety of planets, including one that is almost the same size as our home. But it’s at the wrong end of the Goldilocks Zone.
The Kepler spacecraft scans the stars, looking for signs of habitable, Earthlike planets. A recently discovered Jupiter-size planet, however, turned out to be something far more surprising.
Astronomers have discovered a planetary system that might feature worlds with liquid water. Getting there? That’s another story.
The Canada Goose is a very distinguished looking bird, but some people consider them pests and they leave poop wherever they go.
This briefing on Environmental Sustainability was prepared by Luke McQuade while an International Business major in the College of Business at Southeastern Louisiana University.
Have you seen a natural swimming pool inside a cave? There are so many pool in a cave, but this one is the best, I think. You must see this! ^_^
The North American icon of mystery and mischevious ways is a very important animal in a healthy ecological chain. Native American legends and stories call him a “trickster” and cunning cunsumate outlaw. Known as a great and adaptable hunter no matter his environment: desert, forest, mountains or plains.
Many want him destroyed. Why? Misconception concerning the secretive life of the “dog-like” mammal, perhaps. Do greedy human predators invading the coyotes domain need to trape and kill off the coyote? NO!
The tragedy of the Russian meteor which happened on Friday (15/2/2013) have been injured more than 500 people. I have a photo collection of this tragedy. You might interested to see.