Earth science

Pools at the Pamukkale site in Turkey, with travertine deposits. By Josep Renalias [CC BY-SA 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], from Wikimedia Commons

Travertine - the rock that will allow roads and sidewalks to filter water and prevent flooding

According to researchers from a university in western China, sidewalks paved with travertine stones will prevent about 50% of flooding, this is because travertine is perforated like a sponge.
The Medicians appear with a frequency of about 1.5 storms per year on average, mainly in the fall and winter months Photo: NASA on Unsplash

A common Mediterranean hurricane

Sport hunting, once was legitimate, today it is not. Illustration: shutterstock

The sport hunting of a mayoral candidate - legal but immoral

A woman and child from the Baka tribe in Cameroon. Photo: Shutterstock.com

Protecting forests with the help of native forest dwellers

Tourists on safari in Kenya. From Wikipedia

The herbivores in Kenya are in danger

On the right - Antarctica as it actually looks - covered in ice. On the left - a map drawn by the British Antarctic Survey with the help of NASA data of the route of the terrain under the ice. Photo: British Antarctic Survey

Antarctica merged into one plate about 11 million years ago

Durbar Square in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, following the earthquake of April 25, 2015. From Wikipedia

The earth shakes and the machine learns

Damage from the earthquake and tsunami in Sendai, Japan, 2011. Photo: US Navy.

Hear a tsunami in the distance

Bat Galim. The ship with which the research is carried out. Photo: Courtesy of the research team.

What really happens in the depths of the Mediterranean Sea?

Dado Beach in Haifa. The launched marine station is located in the deep Mediterranean Sea, 50 km from Haifa. Source: David King.

An Israeli research station in the deep Mediterranean Sea

Hurricane Harvey as seen from the International Space Station. Source: NASA.

How do you cool a hurricane?

Hurricanes Katia (left), Irma (middle) and Jose (right) as seen from satellites on September 8, 2017. IMAGE: NOAA

Global warming has contributed to the number and intensity of hurricanes

Volcanic cone at Kilauea volcano in Hawaii. Source: United States Geological Survey / GE Ulrich.

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The mystery is solved: the sea is really warm

Africa. FROM PIXABAY.COM

The wildlife people

Loud and boisterous

A particularly hot summer in Alaska in 2004 caused the collapse of the permafrost seen in the photograph. Source: NPS Climate Change Response.

Thawing the ice freeze could accelerate global warming

In order to survive for millions of years, humanity must find ways to protect the Earth. Source: Don Davis.

Questions for the future of humanity: Can the human race avoid extinction?

3-4 billion years ago, the pH level of the ocean was between 6.0 and 7.5 - something between cow's milk and human blood. Source: pixabay.com.

In the beginning the sea was acidic

The drilling rig from which the core was mined. Source: Prof. Motti Stein - The Hebrew University.

The Dead Sea records global climate changes in the last 200 thousand years 

The space station during the photographic mission. Photo: ESA/NASA.

Space disco

The Sahel region on the map of Africa. From Wikipedia

Bipolar hunger

The crack in the ice shelf Larsen C. Photo: NASA.

Careful, the ice is broken

Imprint "Lamelech" on the handle of a pitcher from Ramat Rachel. Photo: Oded Lifshitz.

Scientists: The weakening of the Earth's magnetic field is not a new phenomenon

The blocks of concrete in New York City will also be preserved and affect the geology of the earth. Photo: Chris Chabot.

Questions for the future of humanity: What geological imprint will we leave behind?

"Green rust" (left), which was produced in Halevi's laboratory under conditions similar to those that existed in the oceans from the Precambrian period. Electron micrographs (right) show thin, hexagonal-shaped plaques characteristic of "green rust." Source: Weizmann Institute magazine.

The mystery of the green rust

Elephant carcasses slaughtered in illegal poaching to sell their ivory. From Wikipedia

vile trade

The average global warming of 2012 - 2016. Source: NASA.

NASA: 2016 was the hottest year since measurements began

The bees of the sea

Volcanic eruption at Mount Sinabung, Indonesia. Photo: yosh ginsu

The forecast: earthquake and volcanic eruptions

Narrow-lipped rhinoceros in Ngorongoro Game Reserve. From Wikipedia

A disturbed and damaged crater

Sandstorm in Kuwait. Source: Molly John / flickr.

The Middle East is on fire

Protest march against xenophobia, South Africa, April 2015 Photo: from Wikipedia

Six billion in Africa

Antarctica: The warm water seeps under the glaciers. Photo: shutterstock

Living according to the devil

Michael Feigin, the meteorologist for Mount Everest. (Courtesy of Alan L. Bauer, www.alanbauer.com)

Questions and answers for the forecaster of the roof of the world

The storm's electrical charge can cause headaches and communication disruptions. Photography: Kevin, Flcikr

Israel is electrified

One of the 60 micrometeorites found in a 2.7 billion year old limestone from the Pilbara region of Western Australia. These micrometeorites are composed of iron oxides formed when meteoric iron dust particles oxidized as they traversed Earth's atmosphere, revealing that the upper atmosphere was surprisingly rich in oxygen.Credit: Andrew Tomkins

Cosmic dust has revealed Earth's ancient atmosphere

Algal bloom. Illustration: shutterstock

Sea Breeze

Open mine in New Zealand. Photo: shutterstock

the anthropogenic period

First responders in an area where dangerous substances are suspected. Photo: shutterstock

"Technology will leapfrog the rescue forces"