short story

Forever Rain
I walk through the soaking-wet streets of what used to be the most beautiful seaside town. The town is called Rose Town. Rose Town is known for the glorious array of colored roses that grow along the clifftop. In the summer, the cliffs burst into a fiery array of red, orange, pink, and yellow roses, complimented by a view of 9 miles of beautiful golden sand and a deep blue sea that shines like a bed of dazzling jewels. The town is usually buzzing with bakers baking fresh bread, doughnut stalls, various buskers and comedians, people chatting happily while sitting outside the coffee shops enjoying food and fresh coffee, shoppers, and tourists.
By Carol Ann Townend3 years ago in Earth
My Travel To Kuakata | A Beautiful Sea Beach In Bangladesh😍
Hello Hive Community Peoples!😎 This is my second post in this community. Last year I have visited a beautiful sea beach which is in Kuakata, Bangladesh. I this post I will write about the experience of my Kuakata visiting. My name is Spondan Chowdhury. I write articles. I have visited many places in my life. First I will talk about traveling to different places in my country Bangladesh. In this post I will write about my Kuakata travelling. I was very child when I first went to Kuakata. This is my fourth time visiting there.
By Spondan Chowdhury3 years ago in Earth
High-energy radiation swept through the solar system, satellites of all countries received a warning: it is a gamma-ray burst
Earth is a planet in the solar system, there are eight planets in the solar system, they are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, outside of Neptune there is Pluto, once Pluto also belongs to a planet, but scientists think that Pluto's volume and mass are too small, so they kicked Pluto out of the ranks of the planets, currently only eight planets left in the solar system. In the solar system of the eight planets, only the Earth planet was born life, the emergence of life on the Earth planet added a lot of colors, especially after the emergence of mankind, to solve many mysteries of the universe.
By Folks Dagres3 years ago in Earth
Are the November climate and sustainability summits going to deliver on the promised green investment?
We are just a few weeks away from 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference, more commonly referred to as COP27. This year, the 27th global summit takes place in Sharm El-Sheikh, in Egypt from November 6 to 18. This is the second time a Middle Eastern country hosts one of these summits. Morocco hosted COP22 five years ago.
By Andrea Zanon3 years ago in Earth
Holographic technology is mature
In the past, if you want to cross the ocean to see you, it is necessary to spend a lot of time and space costs, today Canadian scientists and Microsoft cooperation, through technology to achieve a person-to-person "holographic transmission", even if the two people are separated by 10,000 miles, but also can instantly chat face to face.
By Faye Tagg3 years ago in Earth
Remember the boy who became a father at the age of 13?
The world's youngest dad In 2009, a 13-year-old boy in East Sussex, England, Allie (Allie Patton) became famous overnight, not because of how much he contributed and achieved, but because he set a Guinness World Record - the world's youngest dad.
By Lu Da3 years ago in Earth
Canada is starting to act on climate compliance as the country realizes it is good for business
-As the fourth global oil and gas producer, Canada will be scrutinized and potentially loose investment unless it becomes more ESG compliant
By Andrea Zanon3 years ago in Earth
What to expect from Egypt COP27 Climate Summit?
We are less than a month away from the climate summit COP 27th, which this year takes place in the luxury resort of Sharm El-Sheikh, in Egypt. This is the second time a Middle Eastern country hosts one of these summits. Morocco hosted the COP22 five years ago. However, since the last time world leaders met for the COP26, in Glasgow, UK, in November 2022, the world has changed a great deal. Russia has invaded Ukraine undermining Europe energy security; global inflation is at 40 years high, and we are headed to economic recession.
By Andrea Zanon3 years ago in Earth
The return of a once-dying lake
It was the slow lengthening of the boat pier that Solmaz Daryani remembers as the most obvious sign that something was amiss.
By Gu Wei Di Qi3 years ago in Earth
The Winter Storm Experience Customized by Mount Katahdin
"Are you ready to hike?" My father asked me as my mother finished lacing up my boots. I was eight years old at the time, so you would expect that I would have been tying my hiking boots. The problem was that my snowsuit made it, so every time I leaned over to tie them up, I would fall over onto my face. So to save me from the longing attempt to get back up to my feet, my mother tied them up for me instead.
By M3 years ago in Earth
What would a flying-free world look like?
Aviation has long been a pain in the neck for those working to cut human-caused greenhouse gas emissions. It is the pinnacle of a "hard-to-decarbonise" sector: energy-intensive, lacking in immediate technical options to make it lower carbon, and strongly associated with the lifestyles of the richest and most powerful in society.
By Baru Ku3 years ago in Earth
The factories turning West Africa’s fish into powder
unjur, a town of some 15,000 people, sits on the Atlantic coastline of southern Gambia, the smallest country on the African continent. During the day, its white-sand beaches are full of activity. Fishermen steer long, vibrantly painted wooden canoes, known as pirogues, toward the shore, where they transfer their still-fluttering catch to women waiting at the water’s edge.
By Udley3 years ago in Earth