"NASA" warns against the depletion of water on the planet

In a new letter of warning, the US NASA space agency said the world was facing a serious problem of depletion and depletion of groundwater and surface on Earth. In a recent scientific study, the scarcity of water has become a threat during this century and 19 areas have been identified, including the Middle East.

The study conducted by NASA for 14 years on satellites covers about 5 billion people. Living in areas threatened by drought and water depletion, including people in the Middle East, and said that Saudi Arabia alone lost 1.6 billion tons of oil. 39, groundwater for 14 consecutive years between 2002 and 2016.

The hydrologist, Matthew Rodell, who led the research team, said the problem in Saudi Arabia is that groundwater is not not quickly compensated, "The groundwater in Saudi Arabia has been fed for tens of thousands of years, so if this water comes out to irrigate crops, it will deplete."

"We followed a broad area south of the Caspian Sea from the Middle East, such as Iran, Iraq, and Syria, and we saw a decline in this region." use of groundwater to irrigate crops in dry areas where water recovery is slow and two other causes of water depletion are population growth and climate change. "[19659002] NASA warned that governments' inability In order to avoid the outbreak of war, the IAEA expressed hope that its study would provide enough information to bring about countries to develop cross-border water sharing agreements and to balance the use of water between agricultural irrigation and underground stock maintenance. In the Middle East Only one country, Israel, which according to the study is a model of optimal water use, where crops that consume limited amounts of water, uses a system irrigation that saves and guides the use of available water

. In his plans to complete the Insight Landing on Mars, scheduled for November, whether the planet is facing a severe dust storm or not, according to the jet landing team's head chef. NASA Propulsion Laboratory, Rob Grover.

After a journey of over 300 million miles in space, reaching the planet's atmosphere, the vehicle will only have 7 minutes to land safely on the surface in using a large umbrella to slow the speed of 14,000 miles per hour by entering the atmosphere, considered the most dangerous stage of the mission. The success rate of the safe landing of the vehicle on Mars is about 40% .If Insight succeeds, it will spend two years of Earth, about a year old March, and will enter the depths of the planet for obtain data that will help to draw the depth, The surrounding rock, resulting in evidence of the formation of the esophagus