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So Loki rushed to their realm, deep within the mountains of the earth.
Well, quite simply, the ozone layer is earth's sunscreen, and it's really fragile.
If you could take all of the ozone, which is mostly about 10 to 20 miles up above our heads, and compress it down to the surface of the earth, it would form a thin shell only about two pennies thick, about an eighth of an inch.
So as we write the story for earth's climate future for this century and beyond, we need to ask ourselves, what will our actions be so that someone can stand on this stage in 30 or 50 or a hundred years to celebrate the world that they've avoided.
From the smallest single-celled organism to the largest creatures on earth, every living thing is defined by its genes.
On earth, Pandora met and fell in love with Epimetheus, a talented titan who had been given the task of designing the natural world by Zeus.
Pandora brimmed with excitement at life on earth.
Are we bound to investigate everything we don’t know, to mine the earth for more – or are there some mysteries that are better left unsolved?
And as it moves, it takes pieces of the earth with it.
Finding shelter is especially important if the fireball occurs close to the earth, as it will pull thousands of tons of dirt and debris several kilometers into the atmosphere.
So while a broken window and sealed window both have the same minimal effect on radiation, thick layers of steel, concrete, and packed earth can offer serious protection.
I get to study these amazing ice dynamics, which are located in one of the most remote physical environments remaining on earth.
This is how fracking works to extract natural gas from deep within the earth.
(Camera clicks) (Applause) There are two powerful phenomena unfolding on earth: the rise of global warming and the rise of women and girls.
This earth, our home, is telling us that a better way of being must emerge, and fast.
Close the gaps on access to education and family planning, and by mid-century, we may find one billion fewer people inhabiting earth than we would if we do nothing more.
We are life force, one earth, one chance.
The courage to stand with other vagabonds in the street, with all the wretched of the earth, to form an army of the least of these, with the faith that from the naked crust of all we are, we can build a better world.
You then hope that the earth moves in such a way as to bring the bones back up to the surface.
If you zoom out to look at the patterns of surface currents all over the earth, you’ll see that they form big loops called gyres, which travel clockwise in the northern hemisphere and counter-clockwise in the southern hemisphere.
If the earth didn’t rotate, air and water would simply move back and forth between low pressure at the equator and high pressure at the poles.
But as the earth spins, air moving from the equator to the North Pole is deflected eastward, and air moving back down is deflected westward.
It's extracted from the guts of the earth to build a shelter, one of the most basic human needs.
How on earth about raising children?
And we have these huge rocks, you know, killer-sized rocks in the hundreds of thousands or millions out there, and while the probability is very small, the impact, figured in literally, of one of these hitting the Earth is so huge that to spend a small fraction looking, searching, preparing to defend, is not unreasonable.
All in, there are around 28,000 species of orchid on earth – about as many as all the bird, mammal and reptile species combined.
And if you think about the fact that not only for all of the people across the earth who don't earn a living, but for those who do, the vast majority earn a different amount from month to month and have an instability, all of a sudden you realize, "Wait a minute.
So, medical school departments are one of the most conservative places on earth.
The earth is poisoning our foods.
What we see when we look back in time, in those sediments and rocks, is a record of Earth history.
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