Extremely Rare ‘Super Blue Blood Moon’ to Appear For The First Time in 150 Years
f you were awestruck by the New Year’s Day super moon, hold onto your pants. On January 31, around midnight, the full moon will not only be super, it will be a blue moon and a blood moon. The blue moon comes as it will be the second full moon in a month. That happens every two and a half … Continue reading
Water Levels Shockingly Fluctuated in Florida After 7.9M Alaska Earthquake
After Tuesday’s earthquake off of Alaska, some water levels in Florida went up, more than 3000 miles away. Water levels in Florida wells changed briefly after Tuesday’s earthquake in the Gulf of Alaska. Seismic waves traveling through the earth often cause groundwater changes after earthquakes. Tuesday’s 7.9 magnitude earthquake in the Gulf of Alaska sent vibrations through the earth that … Continue reading
Mystery Object Zips by High above Earth Jan 2018
In this video by Streetcap1 we see an UFO (Unidentified Flying Object) zipping by above the Earth at an unbelievable rate of speed, the footage was captured by one of NASA’s HD camera. Take a look at Streetcap1’s video and see if you have any idea what this could be. He slows it down and zooms in as well to … Continue reading
Loud Mystery Boom Leaves Southern Maine Residents Baffled
Residents in parts of Kennebunk, Kennebunkport and Arundel were left startled and baffled earlier this week when what was described as a loud boom was heard and felt across the area on two occasions, with no one able to pinpoint the cause. Word of the mystery boom spread across Facebook Monday evening around 9 p.m. and again Wednesday around the … Continue reading
California Hit by 15 Earthquakes 2.5+ Magnitude in the Past Week, More to Come in 2018
Three earthquakes hit California on Thursday, one as far south as Trabuco Canyon and a second all the way up to a spot off the coast ofEureka, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). A third earthquake struck near Lytle Creek, California, registering a 2.5 on the Richter scale. Trabuco Canyon, which is close to Lytle Creek, registered 4.0. Both cities are near … Continue reading
Neuroscientists Track Thought’s Trip through Brain
A team of researchers led by the University of California, Berkeley’s Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute has tracked the progress of a thought through the brain, showing how a region called the prefrontal cortex coordinates activity to help us act in response to a perception. The team’s results appear in the journal Nature Human Behavior. Recording the electrical activity of neurons … Continue reading
Could These Scientists End Up SWITCHING-OFF GRAVITY – And If They Do What Will Happen?
Well this sure sounds interesting and possible scary as well. via Express UK: A TEAM of research scientists may be on the cusp of switching-off GRAVITY itself, as part of a bid to develop warp-drive travel. The physicists are attempting to harness the power of Quantum Entanglement – a bizarre force which allows one particle to ‘talk’ to a mirror … Continue reading
Data Suggests Magnitude 7 Earthquake Could Be Possible in Beverly Hills California
Geologists have discovered new fault lines in Southern California that could flatten some of the most luxurious retail stores and high-end real estate in Beverly Hills, Hollywood and other heavily populated areas of Los Angeles. Earlier this month, the California Geological Survey (CGS) released 14 maps that show the location of new and revised fault lines under Beverly Hills, Culver … Continue reading
Virtual Reality Getting ‘Real’: New Laser System Creates 3D Full Color Images in Thin Air
Unlike 3-D images of old, these high-res pictures are visible from almost any direction. The 3-D displays seen in such sci-fi movies as Star Wars may not be so far, far away. A new laser system renders full-color 3-D images in thin air, researchers report in the Jan. 25 Nature. This technology could someday make futuristic, free-floating visuals for everything … Continue reading
Extreme Cold Hits Tokyo, Lowest Recorded Temperature in 48 Years
Yet another symptom of global ‘warming’ right? via Japan Times: As cold air blanketed wide areas of the nation on Thursday morning, the mercury in central Tokyo fell to a low of minus 4 degrees Celsius, the capital’s lowest figure in 48 years. The bitter cold Wednesday – coming just days after the city’s heaviest snowfall in four years – … Continue reading
