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to the server to view the underlying object.
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"content": "\"With global warming and the rise in the temperature of the planet, this negatively affects agricultural crops around the world. High temperature also leads to the melting of ice and the rise in the level of the oceans and seas. Thus, floods, desertification and other phenomena associated with rising temperatures are expected to increase in the number of days.\"",
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"content": "\"With global warming and the rise in the temperature of the planet, this negatively affects agricultural crops around the world. High temperature also leads to the melting of ice and the rise in the level of the oceans and seas. Thus, floods, desertification and other phenomena associated with rising temperatures are expected to increase in the number of days.\"",
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"content": "What do you think ",
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"content": "Distance from Sun: 227.9 million km<br />Gravity: 3.721 m/s²<br />Orbital period: 687 days<br />Surface area: 144.8 million km²<br />Length of day: 1d 0h 37m<br />Radius: 3,389.5 km<br />Moons: Phobos, Deimos<br /><br />\"For decades now, since humans have reached the moon, the next target has been Mars.\" While humans have not yet landed on the Red Planet, NASA was able to successfully land with its latest robotic vehicle Persverance on Mars after a journey of 300 miles.<br /><br />The landing, which made the probe become the ninth spacecraft landing on Mars, represents an important start to search for the signs of life before the planet.<br /><br />\"That is what you need to know about the distance to Mars, and why we have not yet reached the red planet.\"<br /><br />How long does it take to get to Mars?<br /><br />Despite NASA's continuous efforts, sending humans to the Red Planet seems to be a distant goal, until recently.<br /><br />\"According to the United States Space Agency, we can now expect humans to land on Mars within the next two decades.\"<br /><br />Reaching the planet will be an achievement in itself, with Mars between 234 and 250 million miles (376 and 402 million kilometres) away from Earth, depending on the rotation of the planets around the Sun.<br /><br />On average, the distance between Earth and Mars is 140 million miles (225 million kilometres), according to NASA.<br /><br />What are the other challenges facing the landing of astronauts on Mars?<br /><br />The health of astronauts heading to Mars represents a major challenge for scientists and researchers for several reasons.<br /><br />According to Durrit Donophyl, director of the Transitional Research Institute for Space Health, the first reason is the length of the flight. <br /><br />Researchers must also consider the psychological effects of the flight, which will see astronauts trapped in small areas for long periods of time.<br /><br />Since astronauts will stay away for about three years, it means that any health problems that arise away from the ground must be dealt with, making even the most minor diseases a cause for concern.<br /><br />Donoville said, \"The presence of minor stones in space, for example, can threaten life. \"In addition to those regular concerns that could occur in that task, we will have a highly hostile environment to the space and vehicle environment.\" \"Therefore, we will have to deal with situations in which they have to provide their own health care.\"<br /><br />Once humans arrive at the planet, they will remain confined to space allowances, as temperatures on Mars are severe and able to change 170 degrees a day.<br /><br />\"In addition to the temperature below zero on average, the planet's air is also largely composed of carbon dioxide.\" <br />",
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"published": "2021-09-29T12:44:40+00:00",
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"content": "Distance from Sun: 227.9 million km\nGravity: 3.721 m/s²\nOrbital period: 687 days\nSurface area: 144.8 million km²\nLength of day: 1d 0h 37m\nRadius: 3,389.5 km\nMoons: Phobos, Deimos\n\n\"For decades now, since humans have reached the moon, the next target has been Mars.\" While humans have not yet landed on the Red Planet, NASA was able to successfully land with its latest robotic vehicle Persverance on Mars after a journey of 300 miles.\n\nThe landing, which made the probe become the ninth spacecraft landing on Mars, represents an important start to search for the signs of life before the planet.\n\n\"That is what you need to know about the distance to Mars, and why we have not yet reached the red planet.\"\n\nHow long does it take to get to Mars?\n\nDespite NASA's continuous efforts, sending humans to the Red Planet seems to be a distant goal, until recently.\n\n\"According to the United States Space Agency, we can now expect humans to land on Mars within the next two decades.\"\n\nReaching the planet will be an achievement in itself, with Mars between 234 and 250 million miles (376 and 402 million kilometres) away from Earth, depending on the rotation of the planets around the Sun.\n\nOn average, the distance between Earth and Mars is 140 million miles (225 million kilometres), according to NASA.\n\nWhat are the other challenges facing the landing of astronauts on Mars?\n\nThe health of astronauts heading to Mars represents a major challenge for scientists and researchers for several reasons.\n\nAccording to Durrit Donophyl, director of the Transitional Research Institute for Space Health, the first reason is the length of the flight. \n\nResearchers must also consider the psychological effects of the flight, which will see astronauts trapped in small areas for long periods of time.\n\nSince astronauts will stay away for about three years, it means that any health problems that arise away from the ground must be dealt with, making even the most minor diseases a cause for concern.\n\nDonoville said, \"The presence of minor stones in space, for example, can threaten life. \"In addition to those regular concerns that could occur in that task, we will have a highly hostile environment to the space and vehicle environment.\" \"Therefore, we will have to deal with situations in which they have to provide their own health care.\"\n\nOnce humans arrive at the planet, they will remain confined to space allowances, as temperatures on Mars are severe and able to change 170 degrees a day.\n\n\"In addition to the temperature below zero on average, the planet's air is also largely composed of carbon dioxide.\" \n",
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"content": "<br />Planets differ in temperature because they differ in structure and distance from the sun. Temperatures are affected by the distance of the planets from the Sun - the higher the distance, the lower the temperature. Both internal and external factors are responsible for changes in intraplanetary temperatures. \"The nature and composition of the atmosphere, for example, determines the amount of radioactive heat and how much heat the planet retains.<br /><br />Venus planet<br /><br />Venus is the second planet of the sun and the hottest in the solar system. Temperatures can reach 464 degrees Celsius. High temperatures are caused by a dense atmosphere with a dense cloud cover. Carbon dioxide forms the bulk of the gases on the planet and therefore acts as a blanket that prevents heat from escaping the planet. Temperatures are regular all year round with slight differences. Unlike other planets, their small elliptical inclination does not affect temperatures, allowing them to remain constant.",
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"published": "2021-09-28T12:05:28+00:00",
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"content": "\nPlanets differ in temperature because they differ in structure and distance from the sun. Temperatures are affected by the distance of the planets from the Sun - the higher the distance, the lower the temperature. Both internal and external factors are responsible for changes in intraplanetary temperatures. \"The nature and composition of the atmosphere, for example, determines the amount of radioactive heat and how much heat the planet retains.\n\nVenus planet\n\nVenus is the second planet of the sun and the hottest in the solar system. Temperatures can reach 464 degrees Celsius. High temperatures are caused by a dense atmosphere with a dense cloud cover. Carbon dioxide forms the bulk of the gases on the planet and therefore acts as a blanket that prevents heat from escaping the planet. Temperatures are regular all year round with slight differences. Unlike other planets, their small elliptical inclination does not affect temperatures, allowing them to remain constant.",
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"content": "In deep Switzerland ",
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