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It is truly inspiring when you see your name in the landscape of Earth.
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Did you know that #aluminium is the most abundant metal in the earths crust but it is not naturally found in its pure metallic form? Until the development of modern #aluminium smelting techniques in 1886 and increasingly availability of electricity in the last century, aluminium was in fact more expensive than gold! https://lnkd.in/gRVB9nKR
Visualizing the Abundance of Elements in the Earth’s Crust 🌍️ https://lnkd.in/guJR8NFG
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Cracked Earth (2024) The deep fractures in the dry earth create a network of natural patterns that resemble a living organism's veins. Each crack speaks to the absence of water and the relentless cycle of expansion and contraction that shaped this surface. The light falling across the scene reveals subtle details in the soil, giving depth to the image. How do these cracks change the way you view this seemingly barren landscape?
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Thousands of metres up in the mountains, far from the coast, traces from the ocean can be found. Why? Several of the sedimentary rocks now exposed on land were formed in the ocean. And many earth materials and geochemical cycles originate in the ocean. To learn more about how the ocean influences our surroundings, watch the series on ocean literacy: https://lnkd.in/dGsEbWhZ
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Geologic Rivers (2024) From above, the badlands stretch like veins across the earth, their patterns etched by the relentless work of erosion. These winding formations resemble rivers frozen in time, a reminder of the ancient waters that once shaped this desolate terrain. The monochromatic tones emphasize the raw texture of the landscape, allowing the intricate details to take center stage. Which element of these natural patterns draws your focus first?
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Amidst the bustling rhythm of our daily lives, there exists a timeless sanctuary where the earth whispers ancient secrets and the air carries the scent of primordial wisdom—our planet's forests. 🌳✨ These verdant havens, draped in countless shades of green, are not just ecosystems teeming with life; they are the sacred temples of nature, holding the key to our past, present, and future. Why, you might ask, do we regard these leafy realms as sacred? Journey with us through the intertwining canopies and into the heart of the forest, where every rustle of the leaves and chirp of the birds speaks of the deep, spiritual connection between nature and humanity. 🍃💫 From their role in sustaining biodiversity to their power in healing the human spirit, forests offer a sanctuary of tranquillity and a beacon of hope in our accelerating world. Let's embark on a voyage of discovery, exploring the mystical allure of forests and unveiling why these natural cathedrals, with their roots deeply embedded in the ground and branches stretching towards the heavens, command our reverence and protection. 🌲🌟 Join us as we delve into the reasons why forests are not merely resources but sacred spaces that nourish the soul, safeguard our heritage, and inspire our dreams for a harmonious future with nature. #ForestMagic #SacredSanctuaries #NatureTemples #GreenHavens #SpiritualConnection
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Unveiling the Ocean’s Secrets: Depths, Eddies, and Hidden Treasures The ocean hides mysteries beyond imagination—gold, shipwrecks, and incredible natural phenomena await discovery beneath the waves. 1. Limited Sunlight Penetration: Sunlight only reaches about 330 feet into the ocean, leaving the majority in complete darkness. 2. Ocean Eddies: Eddies, swirling currents of water, play a vital role in nutrient distribution and climate regulation. 3. Hydrothermal Vents: Found on the ocean floor, these vents release mineral-rich water and host unique ecosystems. 4. Shipwreck Graveyard: Over 3 million shipwrecks rest in the ocean, each with its own historical story. 5. Lost Treasure: The ocean contains an estimated 20 million tons of lost gold, yet it remains inaccessible due to its dilution and depth. The ocean is more than water—it’s a vault of secrets, science, and untapped treasures waiting to be explored. ❤️ Follow Do you know ? VC : video belongs to the respective owner, dm for credit. #OceanMysteries #MarineScience #HiddenTreasures #Shipwrecks #DeepSeaExploration #OceanGold #HydrothermalVents #MarineEcosystem #NatureWonders #UnderwaterWorld
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NATURE Nature encompasses the physical world and its phenomena, including plants, animals, landscapes, and the processes that shape them. It refers to the natural environment and everything that exists without human intervention, from forests and oceans to mountains and deserts. It also includes the intricate systems and cycles, such as the water cycle and ecosystems, that sustain life on earth #snsinstitutions #snsdesignthinkers #designthinking
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Ancient sacred forests, among Earth's oldest ecosystems, support thousands of species and provide essential moisture, streams, and water reserves vital for human life. Watch the full episodes here: https://lnkd.in/gi4qF7jT #Wetlands #MissionLiFE #ProPlanetPeople
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