Essays on Earth Science

Introduction Structure of Earth Everything within the world around any creature is constructed upon the world or depends on the surroundings of the planet in a way. Geology is that the science of the study of the structures of the world and the processes that…

Maps have been a way to communicate with other cultures and countries for centuries, and although cultures in this decade use maps found on the internet such as Google Maps, centuries ago, maps not only portrayed information, but had a political side to them as…

The ability to see true beauty formed from the earth is one of the few penniless pleasures the world has to offer. Sculpted from high speed winds or shaped from running water the earth has learned to evolve. Living on a planet whose timescale measures…

Fossil fuels are the movement of the world. With most of the powerful generations and transport systems that are very dependent on the energy mode. The insatiable need to use natural resources is only growing and flourishing with the development of technology and the advancement…

We had a virtual team spread across the US, hence it was imperative for members to have good communication tech skills, strong self-leadership to guide and motive along with high emotional intelligence. Communication and co-ordination worked well via tech with a tool kit of email,…

Thompson model of a particle J.J. Thomson found electrons and saw that a particle can be partitioned. Additionally, he closed iotas are made of positive centers and adversely charged particles inside it. He built up the Plum Pudding Model before the nuclear core was found….

Introduction Subgrade properties control the structural design of highway pavements system (Ahmed, Amer and Layth, 2017). When the available soil at the local area appear as clayey soil, it is not usable for subgrade. In this case, constructors need to bring suitable material from distance…

If one were to ask ten different people what geography is you might get ten different answers. It is hard to define geography because it is hard to understand the complete scope of the discipline of geography. It is at the same time overwhelming and…

“If this could be repeated every day for a year, I would never budge from where I stood” (Mass 71). This powerful sentence is a woman’s opinion upon viewing a total solar eclipse. This natural phenomenon is said to be extraordinary, and it continues to…

Being in a world when earth is slowly but surely going downhill due to global warming, pollution and many more man-made ways, we sometimes forget how we need to treat our home. God has taught us to love this earth that we call home. Its…

Sedimentary rock is a mixture of fine or coarse grained mineral particles that have been compressed over millions of years. They are often highly permeable, have varying porosity, and promote the movement of water though their pore spaces. These materials form aquifers in ground and…

Tinospora Menispermaceae The most common names of Tinospora cordifolia is Amrita (Sanskrit), Guduchi (Hindi), Giloe (Bengali), Amritu (Malyalam), Amridavalli (Tamil), Amritaballi ( Kannada), Tivantika (Telugu), Batindu (Punjab), Gulochi (Orrissa). Distribution The plant is widely seen in tropical countries like India, Myanmar, Sri Lanka and in…

Heterocyclic composites are imperative class of organic compounds which are present in various natural compounds such as chlorophyll, vitamins, haemoglobin, and alkaloids i.e. morphine, vinblastine etc and have broad application in many filed of science such as copolymers, dyestuff, sanitizers, and possess N, S, O…

Amethyst: It is a macrocrystalline variety of quartz. Its characteristic violet color can be more or less intense, depending on the amount of iron (Fe + 3) it contains. It can be colored by zones with transparent or yellow quartz. The tips are usually darker…

Plate Tectonics Predicting the Past Plate tectonics is a relatively new concept, being introduced by Alfred Wegener in his 1915 publication of Origins of the Continents and Oceans, through his theory of continental drifts and not publicly accepted by the scientific world until the 1960s…