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Southern Philippines Hit by 7.0 Magnitude Earthquake
A 7.0 magnitude earthquake occurred off the coast of the southern Philippines on Saturday, according to the USGS (US Geological Survey). The quake shook Mindanao’s largest city, Davao, approximately 62 miles southeast of Pondaguitan, Philippines A tsunami threat was announced by the US’s Pacific Tsunami Warning Center for parts of the Pacific closer to the earthquake. “Hazardous tsunami waves from … Continue reading
Incoming Surprise as Indonesian Tsunami Strikes Without Warning, Least 222 People Killed
Sure some may have already noticed that it’s starting to seem as if there is some type of pattern since this is not the first time that this is happening here right around Christmas time. There are some that believe that not all tsunami’s are caused by earthquakes but rather a sudden shift in the Earth’s axis, though this did … Continue reading
Loud Boom and Bright Flash over Twin Cities Caused by One of the Years Biggest Meteor Fireball
The fireball was reported above Cambridge, in Isanti County, about 2:10 a.m. One of the biggest meteors seen worldwide this year streaked over the north metro early Thursday, giving the night sky a light show and rattling homes with a sonic boom. The refrigerator-sized fireball entered the stratosphere above Cambridge, Minn., in Isanti County about 2:10 a.m. and illuminated the … Continue reading
7.4M Earthquake Strikes off the Eastern Coast of Russia, Tsunami Threat Possible
An earthquake measuring 7.4 magnitude struck off the east coast of Russia early Friday local time, sparking warnings of a tsunami. via foxnews: The United States Geological Survey said the quake was about five miles deep and struck before 5 a.m. local time about 50 miles west of Nikol’skoye. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said that hazardous waves are possible … Continue reading
Intense Earthquake Swarm in Iceland’s Mt. Herðubreið and Strong Quake in Bárðarbunga
An intense earthquake swarm in Mt. Herðubreið in the NE Central Highlands shows no sign of slowing down. Nearly two hundred quakes have been detected just south of the volcano since the swarm began shortly after nine yesterday morning. At quarter to seven yesterday evening the Herðubreið swarm was joined by a 3.4 magnitude quake in the central caldera of … Continue reading
20 Volcanoes Across Indonesia Showing Above Normal Activity
The Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation Center (PVMBG) has noted that there are 20 volcanoes with above normal levels of activity across the country. “One of them has the status of awas [danger], two are on siaga [watch] and the remaining 17 mountains are on waspada [caution]. The awas is Mount Sinabung [North Sumatra], and the siaga are Mount Agung … Continue reading
Fireball that Exploded over Greenland Shook Earth, Triggered Seismic Sensors
When a blazing fireball from space exploded over Earth on July 25, scientists captured the first-ever seismic recordings of a meteor impact on ice in Greenland. At approximately 8 p.m. local time on that day, residents of the town of Qaanaaq on Greenland’s northwestern coast reported seeing a bright light in the sky and feeling the ground shake as a meteor … Continue reading
Green Meteor Fireball from Captured on Indiana Police Officer’s Dash Cam
An Indiana officer got a stunning view of the Geminid meteor shower — known as one of the best meteor shows of the year — from his patrol car late Wednesday. Cpl. Chris Cramer from the Howard County Sheriff’s Department was driving on a roadway just before midnight when a flash of bright light caught his eye. “[He] caught what … Continue reading
Theory Suggests Global Natural Gas Prices Connected to Sunspot Activity
If you’ve ever doubted that the sunspot activity of our sun is connected to temperatures here on Earth perhaps this might sway your opinion. via sputniknews: A new theory gaining traction among commercial meteorologists and hedge fund investors suggests that sunspots on the sun’s surface could provide insight into natural gas prices. According to NASA’s website, sunspots are areas “that … Continue reading
7.1 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Antarctica, No Tsunami Warning
A magnitude 7.1 quake struck on Monday in the southern Pacific Ocean, close to the South Sandwich Islands north of Antarctica, the U.S. Geological Survey said. The quake, initially reported as a magnitude 7.5 and later updated to 7.1 magnitude, occurred in a remote area and at a depth of 10km. The U.S. Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said in an … Continue reading
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