What you enumerated were alternative sources of energy that will help save the environment from pollution and further degradation. It is true, we need to lessen carbon footprint; and this has been a hot topic among developing and developed countries, as to to had caused so much pollution/greenhouse gases that results to global warming and climate change which mostly affects poor or developing countries.

Agree with all the methods which have been well enunciated in the article. I feel the most important thing is the attitude of human behavior which is materialistic and the craving for more and more new things when already possessing those. People keep changing the mobiles every three to six months to buy a new model, similar is the case with computers, laptops, ipads, notebooks and other such IT related systems. Look at this a technology like yoga which is an ancient system does not pollute but instead betters ones life and causes less pollution. While technology like the one I mentioned which are important also have a negative effect on ones life and need constant upgradation. It is not a one time purchase and use for many years as it earlier used to be. Companies want to increase their sales and are indulging in offers to lure customers and selling products which increase carbon footprint.

In Indian one good change when it comes to power generation which I have seen is the use of solar energy. There are many big solar power plants which are being constructed and run successfully all over the country. India has abundant solar power and it is a clean source of energy. The school where I used to work earlier has solar power everything is connected to only this and the school does not but any electricity outside. It is a big school with around 1500 children. I liked that one aspect about the school. Imagine all schools doing the same and how much power is saved and how clean energy systems will become popular among the public as children are having good influence on parents as to what to buy.

people around here do have issue with it, and all the humans should o somthing aobut it and or in othe word the world will be nothings

An interesting subject which I like. I like aquatic life. I have been to water bodies and have observed many fish and different reptiles like snakes and amphibians too. Going and being the waterbodies I find calms ones mind and provides the much required freshness for the mind which will be taxed due to our regular schedules in life. One can also observe many birds species which seek food near these water bodies. I have been to three aquariums in my life.

The first two are in Hyderabad which I used to visit when I was young one was at Jawahar Bal Bhavan and the second on was at Rotary park. The third one I visited was at Chennai. The ones in Hyderabad were well maintained at that time I really do not know what the situation is now. As this was many years back. One more thing was at the time the water in the Hussain Sagar lake was crystal clear it has been totally polluted now. I could clearly see many fish in the lake and snakes too at that time. The information provided above makes a good read whenever one happens to visit these cities going there would be definitely worth the experience.

I like to watch fish swimming, along with other water creatures. They are so beautiful to look at even in small aquariums.

All the phenomena mentioned above have their destructive streak. There are many active volcanoes in different parts of the world the nearest one to us being in the Andaman and Nicobar islands. There are also many active volcanoes in Japan, Italy, South America, Africa and even in Ireland here the volcano erupted from the ice and was so shown on television. When we think of Tsunami the most recent ones which did the most damage are the ones in Japan and they rebuilt the country back to normal very fast the second one is in our own India. This started from Indonesia from under the ocean as a earthquake occured. The waves reached countries in Bay of Bengal, Indian ocean and also went till Oman in the Arabian Sea region. This caused wide spread destruction.

Lightnings, floods and landslides are a common happening in many parts of the world and in India too. Floods and Occur annually and deforestation is also resulting in large scale landslides especially in the mountain regions in North India. Hectares of lands are flooded during monsoons and cause widespread damage to crops and loss to farmers. Deaths due to lightnings are normal in rural areas people are ignorant or fail to appreciate and follow safety measures which have to be put in place. Even in cities like Mumbai deaths due to landslides take place every monsoon. Hope these inputs are useful.

That was great piece of astronomy and facts about the moons of these planets.
And I think NASA did send a mission to some of the moons of Jupiter or Saturn. Was it to Titan?

Thanks for sharing this information. You are right, many of us do not know much if anything about the other inhabitants of the solar system and universe at large.