Water is weird: A Dive into the Science Behind Our Most Essential Resource

Every drop of water on Earth came from space. Not metaphorically. Literally from space. According to research and the most commonly accepted scientific theories, our planet formed about 4.5 billion years ago as a hot, rocky mess. No oceans, no rivers, no overpriced bottled water. The water showed up later, delivered by asteroids and comets like the universe's most important delivery service.

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How Desert Countries Use Technology To Manage Water

Desert countries don’t have the luxury of rivers, regular rainfall, or melting snowcaps. Yet, cities in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Israel continue to grow and thrive—despite being some of the driest places on Earth.

The reason? A combination of ancient water wisdom and modern technological innovation.

This piece explores the systems these countries use to manage water—starting from the ground beneath their feet to the most advanced sensors in the sky.

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The Insane Time Earth Got Drenched for a Million Years Straight

Around 232 million years ago, Earth went through one of the most extreme climate changes in its history — a period known as the Carnian Pluvial Event. It was a time of epic rainfall, deadly extinctions, and unexpected evolutionary breakthroughs. Let’s dive deep into this wild chapter of Earth’s past and see how a million-year-long downpour reset the stage for evolution.

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