Solar variability (i.e. increases in solar irradiance) weakens The Walker Circulation (i.e. a vast system of atmospheric flow that influences precipitation in The Tropics of The Pacific Ocean) which affects The Pacific Trade Winds
The hippocampus (i.e. region of memory in the brain that deciphers information from neurons) manifests time-lapse sequences that can be triggered by association (e.g. a sound): this could assist those suffering from trauma
A certain percentage of the foundation of the Earth (4.5 billion years ago) derived from the red giant at the centre of the protoplanetary disc of our early-solar system: the Earth contains more stardust than asteroids, comets, etc.
Climate change is impacting upon the diversity and behaviours of microscopic organisms throughout the oceans of the planet: these fragile organisms are
invaluable to the sustainability and protection of marine ecosystems
Between 1773-78, William Bartram, a naturalist, described flora and fauna from Florida to The Mississippi River (i.e. before Andrew Jackson erased the natives there): c.60% of what Bartram documented is now extinct or endangered.
Neoteric astrophysics research reveals further insights into volatile elements (e.g. ammonia) of planetary formation: as gravity pressures the object that will become a planet a percentage of the volatiles evaporate via magma ocean energy (equilibrium of potential for life)