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People have been measuring the speed of light for a few hundred years, but the universe is nearly 1. If the speed of light changes very slowly – say a small percentage every 1. November 2. 01. 7. Is there a physical limit to the wind speed of a hurricane? If so, what is it?

November 2. 01. 7. All astronomical bodies, from moons and planets up to galaxies, spin and have orbits. Spin is also a key characteristic of subatomic particles.

Yet in our human world, we are relatively static. Why is spin unimportant for us, but at other levels it is all- pervasive? How do the laws of physics make our biosphere so special? Watch Spin Kick Online Freeform more. October 2. 01. 7. People seem to come in all shapes and sizes. Do any other animals display the same amount of variation in size as humans among healthy adults? Why is there this variety, and what are its consequences for the future?

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Is it innate or learned? Did the children of nomadic, hunter- gatherer groups also build mounds in the sand? October 2. 01. 7. On the radio I heard complex birdsong that had been recorded at midnight in summer in Finland. Izetta The Last Witch Episode 8 more.

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The Last Word has discussed what life is like for humans in polar regions, but how does wildlife cope with 2. October 2. 01. 7. Given that athletics races can be won or lost by a margin as small as a hundredth of a second, do athletes risk a gold medal by wearing gold chains? October 2. 01. 7. During the recent total solar eclipse in the US, I overlapped my hands, using the gaps between my fingers to form "pinholes". Just before the start of totality, someone noticed that the shadows formed through this "pinhole camera" onto a white board were so sharp that the individual hairs on my arms were visible.

How thin must the solar crescent be for the shadows to be this sharp, and how soon before totality would this occur? October 2. 01. 7. Recently, my wife's silver car became covered by a swarm of flying ants. This was odd because none of the other cars parked nearby had any on at all. A friend mentioned it had happened to his silver car too and after searching online it seems it's a known phenomenon. Why is it that the swarm seems to be attracted to something silver?

Earth 2. 10. 0: The Final Century of Civilization? Interesting propaganda from ABC. Planet at Risk: Experts Warn Population Growth, Resource Depletion, Climate Change Could Bring Catastrophe in Next Century.

It's an idea that most of us would rather not face - that within the next century, life as we know it could come to an end. Our civilization could crumble, leaving only traces of modern human existence behind.

It seems outlandish, extreme - even impossible. But according to cutting edge scientific research, it is a very real possibility. And unless we make drastic changes now, it could very well happen. Experts have a stark warning: that unless we change course, the perfect storm of population growth, dwindling resources and climate change has the potential to converge in the next century with catastrophic results. In order to plan for the worst, we must anticipate it.

In that spirit, guided by some of the world's experts, ABC News' "Earth 2. Bob Woodruff, will journey through the next century and explore what might be our worst- case scenario. But no one can predict the future, so how do we address the possibilities that lie ahead? Our solution is Lucy, a fictional character devised by the producers at ABC to guide us through the twists and turns of what the next 1. It is through her eyes and experiences that we can truly imagine the experts' worst- case scenario - - and be inspired to make changes for the better. By 2. 01. 5, there are expected to be hopeful signs. Experts predict alternative energy solutions that are currently in their infancy will gain momentum.

Windmills may sprout up everywhere. Off the coast of Scotland, a sprawling wave farm will harvest renewable energy from the ocean. Vatican City will meet all of its energy needs with solar power. And the U. S. will produce cleaner, more fuel efficient vehicles in accordance with newly unveiled emissions guidelines. But will it be enough? In 2. 01. 5, global demand for fossil fuels could be massive and growing, but experts say oil will be harder to find and far more expensive to consume.

If the cost of gasoline skyrockets, few may be able to afford to maintain the lifestyles to which we've grown accustomed. There may be a mass exodus from the suburbs, as driving gas- fueled cars becomes nearly impossible economically.

But will that convince us to change our ways?