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Respect for permafrost

Permafrost is land that is constantly frozen. It is said to preserve traces of ancient geological ages and dormant microorganisms covered in ice. It also contains large amounts of mercury and methane, and reflects the sun during the day, so permafrost appears to play many roles. In tribute to permafrost
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Respect for the Earth’s balance

The heat entering and leaving the Earth is called the heat balance. The heat from the Sun and the heat emitted by the Earth seem to be in perfect balance. Mass increases with meteorites and decreases with atmospheric emissions. The magnetosphere captures and releases plasma. In homage to the balance surrounding the Earth.
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Respect for Hadean eon

The Hadean Era is a geological period from the early days of the Earth's birth to 4 billion years ago. There are only a few traces of it, and they are all almost the oldest traces. The oldest rocks, the oldest crust, the oldest minerals. In homage to the Hadean Era, which is a long time ago.
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Respect for the animal migration

Unlike air or sea, when animals travel long distances on land, they need to move completely on their own, without relying on wind or ocean currents. This is a tribute to the great animal migrations that migrate in large groups over harsh long distances, circulating nutrients and enriching ecosystems through their migration.
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Respect for the waves

Wave properties appear in many things, such as ocean surface waves, sound waves, electromagnetic waves, seismic waves, and gravitational waves. The particles that make up matter also have wave properties. Ocean waves are like breathing, and pigment waves create vivid patterns on living things. In homage to the waves that appear everywhere,
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Respect for something that moves slowly

The speed of electricity flowing through the body is about the same as that of a sloth, and the speed of electrons in a conductor is about the same as that of a snail. Slow-moving creatures may be long-lived or experts at saving energy. In tribute to slow-moving creatures
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Respect for electricity

Electricity appears everywhere. Bioelectricity that supports life, atmospheric electricity that surrounds the Earth, the ionosphere, the lightning that connects them, telluric currents that flow through the ground, huge currents in geospace, huge currents in the Earth's core, etc. There are even living organisms that generate their own electricity. In homage to electricity, the source of all life.
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Respect for color

The perception of color is the result of cells receiving the light reflected from an object and the brain interpreting it. The mysteries of color, light, and vision. The various colors produced by the light reflected from materials and the pigments in living organisms. Paying homage to the colors that make the world colorful.
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Respect for aerosols

Aerosols are tiny particles of solids and liquids dispersed in air. In honour of the diverse activities that take place in the atmosphere, including nutrient circulation, the movement of microorganisms, the formation of clouds and ice clouds, and the absorption and radiation of heat from sunlight, aerosols are
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Respect for the mysterious anomaly

Mysterious abnormal conditions and phenomena that cannot be explained by modern laws and theories. Abnormal liquid water and silicon, gravity anomalies in the Indian Ocean, magnetic anomalies in Brazil, radioactive anomalies in the Pacific Ocean, etc. Perhaps it is the mysteries that help us understand the Earth. In homage to mysterious anomalies.