What history Mars can teach us?
5/2/20251 min read
3.5 billion years ago,
Mars surface was covered in liquid water,
it also had the potential for life but it didn't last.
Because not far away was a raging nuclear inferno, our SUN. ☀️
It unleashes torrents of high-energy particles known as solar wind,
so powerful and deadly it ripped through the Martian atmosphere,
tearing water molecules apart.
Bit by bit, its ocean evaporated and its water was lost to space.
Any chance of complex life gone forever…
This could have been our story too.
But somehow, on Earth, water and life have found a way to cling on.
Deep within the planet's raging molten furnace burns,
generating a powerful magnetic field
that extends from the heart of the planet 65,000 kilometers out towards the Sun.
A vital force field defending Earth from the same savage solar winds that stripped water from Mars.








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It's just soothe the dryness, it never heals
Maybe it's because I do bboy dance or calisthenics
Friction on my hands, make sense right...?
Or it's just my genetics, I'm doomed
I have to spent extra day to get passport because they can't get my fingerprint at all
I'm afraid to touch other people because it is so...
That changes when I put on gloves when doing the housework
I knew that chemicals from dishwashing liquid are not good for my hands
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Simply put on a glove provide protection and stop the source of damages
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It could be a terrible relationships
Certain foods that is not suitable for you, for example people remove diary in their diet, their lives improve tremendously
Find your dishwashing liquid and your gloves
How eczema that's been haunting me for 10 years finally come to an end
