Meteor Fireball Over New Zealand Arrived With a Boom and Lit Up the Sky
It glowed like a meteor, boomed like a meteor, and therefore – applying the duck test – was probably a meteor. Social media pages across the Upper Clutha lit up on Monday night with postings of an extraterrestrial object in the sky to the west of Lakes Wanaka and Hawea. Some said it was green, others that it was blue … Continue reading
Loud Unexplained Sound Heard at Night Frightens People and Animals Chile
Apocalyptic fears were sparked among people in Chile as a strange trumpet-like noise was heard for two minutes, frightening animals and people. Dogs were barking in fear and the atmosphere was eerie, as the loud, unknown sound went on during the night. Under the video the uploader wrote verses of the Bible: Matthew 24:31 reads: “And he shall send his … Continue reading
‘Volcano Music’ Discovery Will be Key in Helping to Avoid Mass Death and Destruction
It sounds a lot like a pipe organ, but a newly-discovered phenomenon known as ‘volcano music’ could be key to understanding when a volcanic peak will next erupt. Scientists first heard musical notes emanating from the Cotopaxi volcano in central Ecuador in 2015. The mountain had been rocked by a series of eruptions that caused a collapse in the crater. … Continue reading
Reader Comment on Comet K2 and More
A visitor of our website left a comment on one of our articles from a little while ago that I would like to share. The article he commented on is titled: Comet or Nibiru? Hubble Spots Supposed ‘Comet K2’ – Farthest Active INBOUND Comet To Date, you can take a look at it if you don’t remember seeing it. Here … Continue reading
Making the Connection Between Natural Disasters and Climate Change in the US
The last year has brought record-breaking natural disasters of all shapes and sizes to the U.S., from massive hurricanes in the Gulf to wildfires and flash-flooding in the Pacific. Though isolated in time and space, it would be an oversight to consider these events entirely unrelated. For years, climate scientists have been predicting more extreme weather as carbon emissions increase … Continue reading
Previously Unknown ‘Ghost’ Chimp Species Discovered
Hundreds of thousands of years ago, a previously unknown species of ape roamed the forests of Central Africa. We know this not because archeologists have unearthed physical evidence but because there are clues in bonobo DNA, New Scientist reports. Bonobos would have co-existed with this mystery ape and even mated to produce fertile offspring. Hence, the species lives on, if … Continue reading
China Increases it’s Nuclear Warhead Stockpile
Among the United States, Russia, France, Britain and China, the top five nuclear powers, the East Asian power was the only nation to increase the total number of nuclear warheads in its arsenal in over the past year, according to a new report. On Monday, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute reported that China increased its nuclear warhead stockpile from … Continue reading
It Turns Out Dwarf Planet Ceres is Rich in Organic Matter
Anyone noticing a trend? Just recently we were told by NASA that Mars contains organic molecules and now the same for Ceres. I wonder if this could be a gradual mental training for us all to accept when the announce they have indeed discovered complex life on another planet. via unexplained-mysteries: Scientists have revealed that the building blocks of life … Continue reading
Engineer Disproves Claims of Man-Made CO2 Causing Arctic and Antarctic Melting
It’s just amazing how we as a society can let global group-think ideas have fantastically large continued public traction when direct scientific observation utterly refutes the very basis of the ideas. Can not the alarmist scientific folks (I’m thinking here of Mann, Alley, Schmidt, Hansen, etc.) be just a little bit honest about what is actually going on? Sea level … Continue reading
Material that Could Regenerate Dental Enamel and Bone, Developed by Scientist
Researchers at Queen Mary University of London have developed a new way to grow mineralised materials which could regenerate hard tissues such as dental enamel and bone. Enamel, located on the outer part of our teeth, is the hardest tissue in the body and enables our teeth to function for a large part of our lifetime despite biting forces, exposure … Continue reading
