The Amazon River’s Ancient Secret: A Reversed Flow That Changed History The Amazon River, the largest drainage system in the world by water volume, is a marvel of nature. Stretching 6,400 km from the Andes Mountains in Peru to the Atlantic Ocean, it is a lifeline for South America. But what if we told … Read more
The Greenland Gambit: Trump’s Persistent Pursuit of the Arctic Island Table of Contents The Greenland Gambit: Trump’s Persistent Pursuit of the Arctic Island A Bold Vision or a Pipe Dream? Strategic and Economic Significance The Danish Dilemma A History of U.S. interest in Greenland the Road Ahead Key Takeaways Final Thoughts Donald … Read more
Trump Reignites Greenland Acquisition Ambitions Table of Contents Trump Reignites Greenland Acquisition Ambitions Greenland’s future: A Geopolitical Tug-of-War Denmark Bolsters Greenland’s Defenses China’s Grip on Rare Earths: A Looming Threat to US Security Finding Solutions: Diversifying the Supply Chain Five years after abruptly canceling a trip to Copenhagen due to Denmark’s refusal to sell Greenland,President-elect … Read more
Par Florian Tiercin Published on Nov. 27, 2024 at 5:43 p.m. See my news Follow News Morbihan Place of birth: Atlantic Ocean, between the island of Groix and Lorient in Morbihan. Date of birth: November 27, 2024. First name: Bastien. In southern Brittany, a woman gave birth to a passenger boat of the Oceane Company. … Read more
Tampa. The hurricane Milton It arrived in Florida on Wednesday as a Category 3 storm, hitting the coast with strong winds and rain, in addition to causing a series of tornadoes throughout the state. Tampa avoided a direct hit. The cyclone had maximum sustained winds of 205 km/h (120 mph) when it made landfall at … Read more
The strong wind warning is valid from 20:00 today until 04:00 Wednesday for Jesenice, Bruntál, Krnov and Opava. In the area north of Jeseníky, meteorologists expect winds with gusts of up to 70 kilometers per hour. Directly in the Jeseníky, gusts can have a speed of 40 kilometers per hour higher. The wind can break … Read more
Reaching the Indies from Europe by sea… Bartolomeu Dias, in 1488, and Magellan, in 1520, certainly opened two routes to the fabulous riches of the Orient, but these were interminable journeys, going around Africa for the first, America for the second. Worried about Spanish and Portuguese maritime domination, the English would struggle to reach the … Read more
Jakarta – If you want to understand geology planet our origins and perhaps the origins of life, studying the Earth’s mantle is a good place to start. Separating the rocky crust of the planet from the outer core, the mantle makes up 70% of the Earth’s mass and 84% of its volume. However, despite its … Read more
The scene seemed straight out of a 19th century adventure book. The French geologist Remi Coltat recalls that he left Granada, where he worked at the Andalusian Institute of Earth Sciences, to embark on an epic journey to the Earth’s mantle. The American ship JOIDES Resolution It set sail from Ponta Delgada, in the Portuguese … Read more
Tropical Storm Debby Causes Widespread Flooding in Southeastern U.S. SAVANNAH, Ga. — Tropical Storm Debby unleashed severe rainfall and flooding across the southeastern United States, particularly impacting historic cities such as Savannah, Georgia, and Charleston, South Carolina. The storm is anticipated to remain in the Atlantic for several days before retracing its path back to … Read more