the effect of the popualtion explosion enviormental pullution?
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Very bad...I sonetimes wonder if we have methods of indirect populatin control....attacks..diseases..cause their are only so many resources.....for so long...\n\nAnd with the rate of growth..its going to be interesting in 30 years..
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depends on how big it is. here is a link that gives you how much damage that would be caused depending on its size, velocity, ect:\n\nhttp://www.lpl.arizona.edu/impacteffects/
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As science currently understands the voids you describe, they result from conditions in the very early universe when unequal densities of energy at quantum levels first formed. They are NOT related to explosions.
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An interesting paper on the subject:\nhttp://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-bin/abstract/108064559/ABSTRACT?CRETRY=1&SRETRY=0
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Eruptions have many effects, both good and bad. A major eruption will blow rock, gases and ash into the air. Sometimes melted glacial water mixed with falling debris can cause mudflows in rivers and streams that are capable of sweeping away entire towns. In the short term (the time that the eruption occurs), this can be devastating. Indeed, many living organisms can die, including humans, plants, animals etc., and there can be some economical damage, including destruction of towns or villages, crops, water supplies and food resources. However, in a long period of time, through the force of erosion, volcanic material (particularly ash) will break down. This can form a very rich kind of soil, good for plant growth. Farmers in places near volcanoes can grow an incredible stockpile of good, fresh food because of the good soil.\nLava eruptions are far less dangerous than explosive ones (but lava flows can still pose as a threat). Though a lava flow is very hot and capable of burning anything in its path, it does not move very fast. These lava flows can vary in size, however, and sometimes a flow may destroy some plant life, as well as human settlements. Villages in Hawaii have been burried by lava flows, and there are articles in newspapers that show pictures of houses burning, or abandoned houses half-buried in cooled lava. But, like the explosive eruptions, when lava cools and breaks down over time, it too can form rich soils.\nAsh, an aspect mentioned before, is a volcano's legacy. The ash from a major eruption can travel around the globe in a matter of days. Ash, when seen under a microscope, consists of tiny, sharp particles. These particles can be extremely harmful to the human lungs, or the lungs of any other animal, for that matter. How would you feel if your throat and insides were scratched by miniature, sharp rocks? Ash can also be the opposite of a good soil maker for farmers. If too much ash covers a field, the field is ruined, for the plants will suffocate in the layers of debris. Sometimes, like it was with Mt. St. Helens, ash can pile up on top of roofs of houses, and any roof can cave in from the weight of it (just like snow). \nSo really, volcanoes make up a huge part of Earth in general, and they can have mixed effects on the environment.
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Yes the electricity sparks can cause an explosion. I read about that a long time ago.
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That depends on what type of flood frequency curve you have. If it is flood occurences vs time, then new data (beyond the end of the old curve) will extend the curve.\n\nIf it is a flood probability type curve new data will affect the probabilities depending on how the new data agrees or disagrees with the old data.
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nothing.\n\nthere is no documented effect of this kind.
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I've also heard of studies similar to those you're referring to; I agree 100% w/ you that high population density is a pretty feasible reason for homosexuality and violence, these may well be nature's "control mechanisms" for avoiding LOCAL overpopulation. As far as the whole world being overpopulated, I don't agree w/ you.... food production nowadays, for example, could feed more than 100% of the world's population adequately if equally spread among all human beings; furthermore, global birth rates are rapidly declining, which could actually lead to global UNDERpopulation just a few centuries from now.
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Same as any explosion. Contain the expanding gas in a strong enough container long enough till the pressure builds, and BOOM.
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Environmental impact of burning fossil fuels.
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There is a slight amount of gas in the joints that builds over a short period of time.  The "pop" is what you hear when the gas is released from the joints.
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As far as fertility of the soil goes, it depends on the original volcanic material. Not all volcanic soils are the same. Some are much more acidic than others & lack nutrients.\n\nThe long term effects are more likely to be economically & psychologically related.\n\nThe areas near Mt. St. Helen's were devestated economically by the loss of timber & local tourism.\n\nPsychologically the citizens are probably more well prepared for an event such as a volcanic eruption. Those that lived in the area during the event probably have some fears concerning the eruption & the mountain itself.
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No, it's a nice idea though. As the balloon rises the pressure outside it will drop causing the gas inside the balloon to expand until eventually the balloon will pop. Sorry to burst your bubble as it where; I love the idea of space being filled with these multi coloured balloons though :))
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Distribution of force over area.
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You have to learn how to do simple arithmetic, and understand simple physics like the conservation of momentum and the conservation of energy.\n\nThen you will see that the effect of the biggest possible nuclear explosion on the Earth's orbit is like the effect of an insect landing on the Empire State Building.  The Earth has been pushed by radiation from solar flares with enormously more energy, hit by asteroids with enormously more momentum, than any puny little man-made nuclear explosion, and its orbit was still not affected measurably.
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It cause the dangerous effect on land which get related to the living of humanbeings. it destroys buildings and effect communication. it is also dangerous for navigation.