Life Outside Our Biosphere

The fragile balance of the ecosystem of the living Earth outside our biosphere is constantly being destroyed. Overpopulation places great pressure on world resources. We burn all the fossil fuels, create the necessary energy, clean up the rainforest and provide enough farmland for everyone. The ozone layer slowly corrodes and is exposed to harmful ultraviolet rays. The room on our planet is enough to provide our current population to our population. As the population grows, we become increasingly crowded and there is no room for expansion.

In the history of the Earth's biosphere, the millennium is only a moment. Within a few thousand years, humans have brought the biosphere - living space, quality of life, diversity of life, providers of products necessary for the national economy - to the point of crisis. The biosphere now gives us a lot of signal that it is very tense; it is due to depletion of natural resources, depletion of the ozone layer, acid rain, loss of ecosystems, air pollution, and land I am working on dealing with the sea of ​​rivers. But our future depends on it

But the life on our planet is on the skin of the thinnest onion. The biosphere of our planet, every area where life happens is very thin. It is not easy to measure the thickness of the actual biosphere, but it is usually within 5 miles. At the highest point there is a bird that fly to 1 mile, and at depth it has less than 2 miles of fish. There are some examples of higher birds and deeper habitats, but they are common exceptions. The diameter of the earth is 7,918 miles. The radius is 3,959 miles. Almost all life on our planet lives 8 km from there.

Biosphere can be called part of environmental system where life exists. The term "biosphere" is used to describe such living surfaces or the surface environments in which these organisms interact (White, 1984, pp. 128-128). It consists of non - biological (non - biological) and biologically (biologically) spreading from our deepest sea to an altitude of about 10 kilometers, including all sorts of organisms and species. The circle circle is the outer layer of the Earth designed with soil and earth. It can also be associated with a lithosphere, but it also has its own identified category. It provides a solid foundation for the sustainability of plants and other organisms. The main factors that affect soil and soil development are parent metal, climate, vegetation and time (Strahler & Strahler, 1999, pp. 240 - 240).