Freeze
Freezing or solidification is a phase transition in which a liquid turns into a solid when its temperature is lowered below its freezing point.
For most
substances, the melting and freezing points are the same temperature; however,
certain substances possess differing solid–liquid transition temperatures. For
example, agar displays a hysteresis in
its melting and freezing temperatures. It melts at 85 °C (185 °F) and
solidifies from 31 °C to 40 °C (89.6 °F to 104 °F).
FLOAT
Is when some object stay in the top of a puddle or some surface with water.
EVAPORATE
When some force heats the water, it produce vapor. Thats evaporate water.
DRIP
Fall of one by one drop of water
THE WATER CYCLE
The cycle of evaporation and
condensation that controls the distribution of the earth's water as it
evaporates from bodies of water, condenses, precipitates, and returns to those
bodies of water. Also called hydrologic cycle.
The circulation of the
earth's water, in which water evaporates from the sea into the atmosphere,
where it condenses and falls as rain or snow, returning to the sea by rivers or
returning to the atmosphere by evapotranspiration Also called hydrologic
cycle
SOLAR SYSTEM
A solar
system consists of a star and all the objects orbiting it as well as all the
material in that system. Our Solar System includes the Sun together with the
eight planets and their moons as well as all
other celestial bodies that orbit the sun.
Besides
the sun, 8 planets and their moons, our Solar System contains
billions of other objects and extends far beyond the outermost planets. There are several hundred thousand asteroids revolving around the Sun.
Most have orbits between Mars and Jupiter. Also, in addition to the more than
800 comets we have recorded passing through the inner part of the solar system,
there are billions more lying in the area surrounding the solar system. They
are in the disk of debris known as the Kuiper belt and the cloud of comets
known as the Oort cloud.
Next, to a smaller scale, there are countless
meteoroids (some of which include commentary debris and fragments from the
collision of larger bodies), some of which approach Earth's orbit closely
enough to be known as near Earth objects. Finally, billions of objects (many
the size of a speck of dust) cross through our atmosphere as meteors or
micrometeoroids each day, usually completely unnoticed.
BAD HABITS
Bad
habit to quit for a healthy living # 1: Nose/mouth picking
This
annoying and silly habit of 'digging gold' is one of the worst habits that goes
un-questioned. This habit is not only bad for your health but it is also
against common social etiquette. Picking your nose can spread various
infections like cold and flu, as cold virus is passed into your body through
the mucus. After touching several things and then taking the same finger into
your nose, you will land at the doctor's clinic. Hence, stop this awkward habit
of pulling sticky substance from your nose, or fetching left over food strands
from your mouth.
Bad
habit to quit for a healthy living # 2: Binge drinking
Binge drinking, causes many
deaths and hospitalisation all over the world says - Dr. Vihang. Binge drinking
causes long term health problems like liver trouble and immediate problems like
weight gain, dizziness and fatigue. To save yourself from such damage, the key
is limitation.
Bad
habit to quit for a healthy living # 3: You became an 'Owl' at night
Many
of us, burn the midnight oil for exam preparations and work. But if this
becomes routine, you will damage your body in the long run. Without 6-8 hours
of good sleep, you are damaging your immune system and other body processes and
systems. Due to lack of sleep, your immune system becomes weak and thus
produces fewer 'germ fighters' - lowering your tolerance for withstanding
common bugs in your environment. To fight against various diseases, it is
necessary to at least get a minimum of 7-8 hours of good sleep on most nights
of the week. A good night's sleep also helps you stay awake and fresh throughout the day.
Bad
habit to quit for a healthy living # 4: I am so 'lonely'
Dr.
Vahia says - the key for good health is a healthy and fresh mind. If your mind
is unhealthy, it will affect your immune system and put you at several health
risks. If you spend most of your time obssessing over your loneliness, and any
other social challenges, or whatever could cause feelings of despair and
frustration, then you are harming your mental
health, detaching yourself from people, and stressing your
mind and body.
Bad
habit to quit for a healthy living # 5: Wearing headphones for long hours
Headphones or earphones are the
sole companions for some of us throughout the day. We listen to music to pass
time, while travelling or while working out. But, if you have plugged in for
hours, with no breaks, then you need to keep this habit under check. Dr. Vihang
says - listening to loud music via earphones, can cause hearing loss. He
further adds - headphones aren't the culprits, it is the volume and the hours that
can land you in trouble. Besides, ignoring minor symptoms of hearing loss is
also one of the biggest criminals.
EARTH SOS
POPULATION GROWTH
When the people have not television or radio or somekind of entertainment and they procreate more and more kids.
EROSIN
The friction of water and others substances with the groundwho wear away it.
ANIMAL EXTINCTION
When we hunt every species of animals and we dont leave them to reproduce their species, and they disappears.
SMOG
In a few words, POLLUTION that becomes from factories.
