Curiousity Memoirs

By Jude Obuseh The Skeleton Coast, stretching from the southern territories of Angola to the northern edges of Namibia, stands as a stark and desolate coastal expanse that is as perilous as it is captivating. This hauntingly harsh terrain is synonymous with its formidable climate, offering minimal chances of survival for those unfortunate enough to find themselves marooned in its desolation. 🏜️ This barren stretch of coastline, known for its treacherous conditions, boasts a landscape that is devoid of sustenance. It presents a haunting sight—whale, seal, and even elephant bones scattered across the sands. These remains, whether washed ashore or driven to the sea in their search for water, serve as eerie reminders of the harsh realities of survival in this unforgiving environment. 🐋💀 Read Also:  Unveiling the Colossal Presence of Martyn Ford: The Scariest Man on Earth💪🎬🌟 Life on the Skeleton Coast is devoid of hope for sustenance. There are no resources for surviva...

By Jude Obuseh Lightning, the celestial spectacle that has both awed and inspired humanity for centuries, holds secrets that are as electrifying as the bolts themselves. The next time you watch a lightning storm, you'll be armed with astonishing facts that highlight the immense power and frequency of nature's light show. Did you know that lightning strikes the Earth an astonishing 100 times every second? It's a relentless display of nature's power, a never-ending dance of electrons seeking equilibrium. In a single day, this translates to an incredible 8 million lightning strikes across the globe. Each lightning bolt is a force to be reckoned with, containing up to one billion volts of electricity. To put that into perspective, a typical household electrical outlet delivers a mere 120 volts. This means a single lightning bolt carries the energy equivalent of millions of household outlets combined. At the heart of this electrifying phenomenon lies the science ...