There’s a saying that goes like, “common and persistent misconceptions tend to be rooted in truth.” In fact, hurricanes swirl in opposite directions in both
Category: Geography
Do you know, the topographic nature of the continents, and diverse mountains, valleys, and landscapes of our geomagnetic planet?
Here’s the reason why the Earth’s core is solid despite the high temperature and pressure.
If you were once a geography student, then you pretty well know the layers of the Earth; if not, that’s why we’re here to let
Here’s the difference between a Solstice and an Equinox, if you thought they’re synonymous.
For two times in a year, the Earth experiences a solstice and an equinox. What’s even a solstice or an equinox? Are they the same
There’s ground evidence that Africa is geologically splitting up into two continents, literally.
Pop quiz: How many continents are there on Earth? Easy: seven, isn’t it? Any third grader can even tell you the answer; but why on
There’s a point at which the Sun reaches it’s highest or lowest in the sky at noon in the year.
Each year, around June and December, both hemispheres of the Earth experience the solstice — the longest and/or shortest day or night of the year.
The world’s tallest mountain isn’t really the tallest in the world if measured from it’s base.
What If you were asked, what’s the tallest mountain in the world? You’ll certainly answer, Mountain Everest. It’s definitely tall indeed, standing at a height