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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Earth Changes | |  |  |  | Earth Changes: Encyclopedia II - Earth's atmosphere - Thickness of the atmosphereThe atmosphere is present to heights of 1000 km. or more. But at this height it is so thin and at such low pressure that it's almost like it isn't there.
57.8% of the atmosphere is below the summit of Mount Everest.
72% of the atmosphere is below the common flight height of airplanes, (about 10000 m or 32800 ft).
99.99999% of the atmosphere is below the highest X-15 plane flight on August 22, 1963 which reached an altitude of 354,300 ft or 108 km.
Therefore, most of the atmosphere is below 100 km (99.9999%) although in the rarified r ...
See also:Earth's atmosphere, Earth's atmosphere - Temperature and the atmospheric layers, Earth's atmosphere - Various atmospheric regions, Earth's atmosphere - Pressure, Earth's atmosphere - Thickness of the atmosphere, Earth's atmosphere - Composition, Earth's atmosphere - Heterosphere, Earth's atmosphere - Density and mass, Earth's atmosphere - The evolution of the Earth's atmosphere Read more here: » Earth's atmosphere: Encyclopedia II - Earth's atmosphere - Thickness of the atmosphere |
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|  |  |  | Earth Changes: Encyclopedia II - Earth's atmosphere - Thickness of the atmosphereAlthough the atmosphere exists at heights of 1000 km and more, it is so thin as to be considered nonexistant.
57.8% of the atmosphere is below the summit of Mount Everest.
72% of the atmosphere is below the common flight height of airplanes, (about 10000 m or 32800 ft).
99.99999% of the atmosphere is below the highest X-15 plane flight on August 22, 1963 which reached an altitude of 354,300 ft or 108 km.
Therefore, most of the atmosphere is below 100 km (99.9999%) although in the rarified r ...
See also:Earth's atmosphere, Earth's atmosphere - Temperature and the atmospheric layers, Earth's atmosphere - Various atmospheric regions, Earth's atmosphere - Pressure, Earth's atmosphere - Thickness of the atmosphere, Earth's atmosphere - Composition, Earth's atmosphere - Heterosphere, Earth's atmosphere - Density and mass, Earth's atmosphere - The evolution of the Earth's atmosphere Read more here: » Earth's atmosphere: Encyclopedia II - Earth's atmosphere - Thickness of the atmosphere |
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| |  |  |  | Earth Changes: Encyclopedia II - Global warming - Public controversy
Main article: Global warming controversy
There is an an ongoing dispute about what effect humans have on the global climate and what policies should be followed to mitigate any current detrimental effects, and prevent future detrimental effects. Although not fully settled, the current consensus from the official scientific communities on climate change is that recent warming is largely human-caused.
According to the Third Assessment Report of the IPCC, most of the observed warming over the last 50 years is 66% to 90% certain to have been due to radiative for ...
See also:Global warming, Global warming - Overview, Global warming - Warming of the Earth, Global warming - Causes of global warming, Global warming - Greenhouse gas emissions, Global warming - Alternative theories, Global warming - Climate models, Global warming - Issues, Global warming - Public controversy, Global warming - Effects, Global warming - Effects on ecosystems, Global warming - Impact on Glaciers, Global warming - Destabilisation of ocean currents, Global warming - Environmental refugees, Global warming - Spread of disease, Global warming - Financial effects, Global warming - Possible beneficial effects, Global warming - Mitigating and adapting to global warming Read more here: » Global warming: Encyclopedia II - Global warming - Public controversy |
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| |  |  |  | Earth Changes: Encyclopedia II - Earth sheltering - TheoryThe principle is that the earth, because of its high density, undergoes slow temperature changes and thus presents a fairly constant exterior temperature at the wall. In most of the United States, the average temperature of the earth once well below the frost line is around 55 to 57 degrees Fahrenheit (13 to 15 degrees Celsius). Thus, at the base of a deep earth berm, the house is heated against an exterior temperature gradient of perhaps ten to fifteen degrees, instead of against a steeper temperature grade where air is on the outside of the wall instead of earth. In the summer, the temperature ...
See also:Earth sheltering, Earth sheltering - Theory, Earth sheltering - Earth-sheltered homes, Earth sheltering - Earth sheltering with solar heating, Earth sheltering - External link Read more here: » Earth sheltering: Encyclopedia II - Earth sheltering - Theory |
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| | |  |  |  | Earth Changes: Encyclopedia II - Sustainable development - Environmental degradationEnvironmental degradation refers to the diminishment of a local ecosystem or the biosphere as a whole due to human activity. Environmental degradation occurs when nature's resources (such as trees, habitat, earth, water, air) are being consumed faster than nature can replenish them. An unsustainable situation occurs when natural capital (the sum total of nature’s resources), is used up faster than it can be replenished. Sustainability requires that human activity, at a minimum, only uses nature's resources to the point where they can be re ...
See also:Sustainable development, Sustainable development - Environmental degradation, Sustainable development - Popularization of the concept of sustainable development, Sustainable development - Sustainable development in the law Read more here: » Sustainable development: Encyclopedia II - Sustainable development - Environmental degradation |
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| |  |  |  | Earth Changes: Encyclopedia II - Millennialism - Pre-Christian millennialismAlthough never officially recognized by the Catholic Church (and actually pronounced a heresy as early as 431 AD), millennialism, which had clearly already existed in Jewish thought, received a new interpretation and fresh impetus with the arrival of Christianity. A millennium is a period of one thousand years, and, in particular, Christ's thousand-year rule on this earth, either directly preceding or immedi ...
See also:Millennialism, Millennialism - The early church and premillennialism chiliasm, Millennialism - Christian millennialism following the Reformation, Millennialism - Pre-Christian millennialism, Millennialism - Transition to the Millennium, Millennialism - Millennialism and Utopianism, Millennialism - Millennialism and Nazism, Millennialism - Millennialism and Social Movements Read more here: » Millennialism: Encyclopedia II - Millennialism - Pre-Christian millennialism |
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| | | | | |  |  |  | Earth Changes: Encyclopedia II - Millennialism - Millennialism and UtopianismThe early Christian concept had ramifications far beyond strictly religious concern during the centuries to come, as it was blended and enhanced with ideas of utopia.
In the wake of early millennial thinking, the Three Ages philosophy (Drei-Reiche-Lehre) developed. Making use of the dogma of the Trinity, the Italian monk and theologian Joachim of Fiore (d. 1202) claimed that all of human history was a succession of three ages:
the Age of the Father (the Old Testament)
the Age of the Son (the New Testament)
the Age o ...
See also:Millennialism, Millennialism - The early church and premillennialism chiliasm, Millennialism - Christian millennialism following the Reformation, Millennialism - Pre-Christian millennialism, Millennialism - Transition to the Millennium, Millennialism - Millennialism and Utopianism, Millennialism - Millennialism and Nazism, Millennialism - Millennialism and Social Movements Read more here: » Millennialism: Encyclopedia II - Millennialism - Millennialism and Utopianism |
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|  |  |  | Earth Changes: Encyclopedia II - Millennialism - Christian millennialism following the ReformationChristian views on the future order of events diversified after the Protestant reformation. In particular, new emphasis was placed on the passages in the Book of Revelation which seemed to say that Satan would be locked away for 1000 years, but then released on the world in a final battle (Rev. 20:1-6). Previous Catholic and Orthodox theologians had no clear or consensus view on what this actually meant (only the concept of an end of the world coming unexpected, "like a thief in a night", and the concept of "the antichrist" were almost universally held). Millenniali ...
See also:Millennialism, Millennialism - The early church and premillennialism chiliasm, Millennialism - Christian millennialism following the Reformation, Millennialism - Pre-Christian millennialism, Millennialism - Transition to the Millennium, Millennialism - Millennialism and Utopianism, Millennialism - Millennialism and Nazism, Millennialism - Millennialism and Social Movements Read more here: » Millennialism: Encyclopedia II - Millennialism - Christian millennialism following the Reformation |
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|  |  |  | Earth Changes: Encyclopedia II - Millennialism - Millennialism and NazismThe most controversial interpretation of the Three Ages philosophy and of millennialism in general is Hitler's "Third Reich" ("Drittes Reich", "Tausendjähriges Reich"), which, in his vision, would last for a thousand years - but which in reality only lasted for 12 years (1933-1945).
The phrase "Third Reich" was coined by the conservative German thinker Arthur Moeller van den Bruck, who in 1923 published a book entitled Das Dritte Reich, which even ...
See also:Millennialism, Millennialism - The early church and premillennialism chiliasm, Millennialism - Christian millennialism following the Reformation, Millennialism - Pre-Christian millennialism, Millennialism - Transition to the Millennium, Millennialism - Millennialism and Utopianism, Millennialism - Millennialism and Nazism, Millennialism - Millennialism and Social Movements Read more here: » Millennialism: Encyclopedia II - Millennialism - Millennialism and Nazism |
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|  |  |  | Earth Changes: Encyclopedia II - Millennialism - The early church and premillennialism chiliasm"Millenarianism became the general belief of the time and met with almost no other opposition than that given by the Gnostics." - Gieseler, Church History, vol.1, p.166
"...the early Fathers lived in expectation of our Lord's speedy return. . . . They distinguish between a first resurrection of the saints and a second or general resurrection. These they supposed would be separated by a period of a thousand years, during which Christ should reign over the saints in Jerusalem. . . . While the church was alternately persecuted and ...
See also:Millennialism, Millennialism - The early church and premillennialism chiliasm, Millennialism - Christian millennialism following the Reformation, Millennialism - Pre-Christian millennialism, Millennialism - Transition to the Millennium, Millennialism - Millennialism and Utopianism, Millennialism - Millennialism and Nazism, Millennialism - Millennialism and Social Movements Read more here: » Millennialism: Encyclopedia II - Millennialism - The early church and premillennialism chiliasm |
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|  |  |  | Earth Changes: Encyclopedia II - Empire Earth II - EpochsThere are 15 epochs (pronounced as "epic") in the game, each representing a part of history. As time passes, civilizations become more advanced. Epochs represent the changes in civilization over time. As you advance through the epochs, new and improved units and structures become available.
Like the original Empire Earth, the game has 15 epochs. Some of the epochs here are, in fact, exactly the same as the epochs in Empire Earth. But this time, Empire Earth II will not let humanity go to th ...
See also:Empire Earth II, Empire Earth II - Overview and New Features, Empire Earth II - Campaigns, Empire Earth II - Korean Campaign, Empire Earth II - German Campaign, Empire Earth II - American Campaign, Empire Earth II - Other Campaigns and Turning Points, Empire Earth II - Games in Skirmish and Multiplayer, Empire Earth II - Epochs, Empire Earth II - Stone Age 10000 BC - 5000 BC, Empire Earth II - Copper Age 5000 BC - 2500 BC, Empire Earth II - Bronze Age 2500 BC - 1000 BC, Empire Earth II - Iron Age 1000 BC – 400 AD, Empire Earth II - Dark Ages 400 AD – 800 AD, Empire Earth II - Middle Ages 800 AD – 1300 AD, Empire Earth II - Renaissance 1300 AD – 1500 AD, Empire Earth II - Imperial Age 1500 AD – 1650 AD, Empire Earth II - Enlightenment 1650 AD – 1800 AD, Empire Earth II - Industrial Age 1800 AD – 1900 AD, Empire Earth II - Modern Age 1900 AD – 1940 AD, Empire Earth II - Atomic Age 1940 AD – 1980 AD, Empire Earth II - Digital Age1980 AD – 2030 AD, Empire Earth II - Genetic Age 2030 AD – 2130 AD, Empire Earth II - Synthetic Age 2130 AD – 2230 AD, Empire Earth II - Resources and Technologies, Empire Earth II - Resources, Empire Earth II - Technologies, Empire Earth II - Units, Empire Earth II - Regions, Empire Earth II - Western, Empire Earth II - Middle Eastern, Empire Earth II - Far Eastern, Empire Earth II - Meso-American, Empire Earth II - Civilizations, Empire Earth II - Western Civilizations, Empire Earth II - Middle Eastern, Empire Earth II - Far Eastern, Empire Earth II - Meso-American, Empire Earth II - Wonders, Empire Earth II - Western, Empire Earth II - Middle Eastern, Empire Earth II - Far Eastern, Empire Earth II - Meso-American, Empire Earth II - Cheat Codes, Empire Earth II - Initial reactions, Empire Earth II - Expansion Pack Read more here: » Empire Earth II: Encyclopedia II - Empire Earth II - Epochs |
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