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Ecology and environment

The curiosity that characterizes humanity has allowed man to understand astronomical phenomena and this today gives a stronger dramatic meaning to what is happening before our eyes in our spaceship. The "macro organism" Earth, is feverish and all humanity panics, each flood, storm, tsunami and other earthquake increases the anxiety of men. Some scientists claim that the effects of global warming as announced, could well be felt sooner than expected.

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