If I stand on the Hochkönig in Salzburger Land, I can have a wonderful view of Germany. In good weather and with good visibility, you can observe airplanes with contrails that are perfectly straight for about 700km. Which can't be the case if the earth is a sphere. I once simulated what it looks like…
Is it possible to say what impact it would have had on the climate if less landmass had been created on Earth? Let's say a fifth of what exists now, even spread across different continents. Is there any connection at all?
Good day, Did I calculate the task (parts a) and b)) correctly? Because there are a few differences in my solution. The solution also confuses me a bit, since here the calculation was done with kilometers km and at the same time with meters m in a). I always convert to the base unit first….
Hello, can someone help me with number 20? Thanks!
The Earth is supposedly billions of years old. Its interior consists of an iron core. It also contains enormous deposits of magma. Now, the iron core is extremely hard, but magma also transmits enormous energy. Added to that is the unimaginable pressure within the Earth. How could the Earth's core withstand this for billions of…
"Not every cloud produces precipitation"