The beauty of the northern lights is not limited to the earth poles. There are areas in the upper Midwest where you can also see the Northern lights. The cause of this is that the Earth's magnetic field is weakest around the poles. It is known as the auroral oval. Along the curved edges, charged particles released by solar flares enter Earth's atmosphere and create a magnificent nighttime spectacle, colliding with oxygen and nitrogen, generating a breathtaking sight. Image 1: Several points in the northern US are now tourist destinations where you can see the auroras. Although the aurora magic occurs far to the north, on some occasions, the auroral oval occurs as far south as Cleveland and Chicago. The darkness is also the secret. The night lights around the new moon are better than the bright lights of the full moon. Although, this depends on the solar and magnetic activity of the Earth. From northern Minnesota to the Upper Michigan Peninsula and beyond, up to 200 auroral epis
There are places where the longest living populations on earth coexist; remote, small, close to the ocean. Okinawa, Japan; Sardinia, Italy; Nicoya, Costa Rica; Ikaria, Greece and Loma Linda, California. They are the world regions where people have low rates of chronic disease and live longer than anywhere else. These regions have the highest number of people surviving more than 100 years. Image 1: The blue areas are regions with the highest number of centenarians. These places are called "blue zones." Categorized as the healthiest areas in the world, according to historical and solid scientific evidence. The healthy habits of these communities have managed to pass this offspring to their children with healthily predisposed genetic codes. However, genetics probably only account for 20-30% of longevity. Environmental influences, including diet and lifestyle, determine the remaining percentage of people's health. More than 90% is a diet based on plants, vegetables, legumes,
Fashion -clothing, makeup, and others- is one of the most desirable industries worldwide, clothing is a human need and sometimes an unbridled luxury. Because it manages a large financial market, has caused it to become the second-largest industrial polluter after aviation, representing up to 10% of global pollution; consequently, environmentally friendly manufacturing processes have been sought. Fast fashion, which is based on cheap manufacturing, frequent consumption, and the short-live use of these polluting agents to generate more income for the industries; functioning as a linear economy model, in which clothing is produced, sold, and thrown away, generates massive amounts of pollution every day. The impacts of the fashion industry include more than 92 million tons of waste produced per year and 1.5 trillion liters of water consumed, every step in the clothing production process carries the potential for environmental impact. For example, conventionally grown cotton, one of the m
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