Posts Tagged ‘Executive Search’
Phenomenon
A phenomenon is an event or reaction that can be witnessed occurring whose cause or explanation is not fully understood. Even as our understanding of science continues to grow, there are still many occurrences in the world around us that we cannot explain.
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The universe is composed of billions of galaxies. These, in turn, each boast millions of stars, nearly all of which have their own solar systems containing planets, moons, asteroids, comets, and other celestial bodies.
Read MoreSpiral
The Milky Way is a spiral galaxy, which means it is constantly in motion. Not only do the nine planets in our solar system rotate around the sun, but the sun itself is in orbit around the center of the galaxy where a massive black hole can be found. This black hole creates an enormous…
Read MoreWinter Solstice
In a week and a half, the winter solstice will occur in the Northern Hemisphere. This solar event marks the longest night of the year. Some cities in the far north will not see the sun at all, while others will simply have less daylight.
Read MoreSun
Without the sun, life on Earth would cease to exist. It provides us with light and warmth, as well as helping to create the gravity that holds us to the ground. Without it, our planet would be little more than a giant asteroid drifting through space. The company that you work for is the same…
Read MoreAI
Along with aliens, artificial intelligence is one of science fiction’s favorite subjects.
Read MoreFrequency
Over 20,000 miles above the Earth’s surface, hundreds of satellites can be found orbiting our planet. Using transponders, they are able to send messages via radio frequencies, providing us with many of the modern comforts we enjoy today.
Read MoreCosmos
Cosmos is the word we use for all of creation as far as we know.
Read MoreSolar System
Our solar system is gravitationally bound, which is caused by the pull of our sun’s mass.
Read MorePlanets
While Earth is the planet everyone is most familiar with, there are currently well over five thousand known planets.
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