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Loud Boom Rocks Neighborhoods Northeast of Denver, Colorado, Sparks Wild Theories
Curiosity continues to swirl among residents of Brighton and Lochbuie after a loud boom rocked several neighborhoods just northeast of Denver Monday night. “One boom. “BOOM!” And then the vibration,” one Lochbuie resident told CBS4 reporter Karen Morfitt. “It stood out and definitely made me wonder what it was,” said another resident. Cecilia Ruybal thought crooks had targeted her home, … Continue reading
Mysterious Booms Appear to be Increasing All Around the World
Was it a supersonic aircraft? A meteor? A ground explosion? The end of the world as we know it? Those are the questions experts and non-experts around the world are asking themselves in recent weeks as curiously loud mystery BOOMS have not only been hear around the world, but felt – shaking buildings and rattling nerves from Alabama to Michigan, … Continue reading
Massive Sinkhole ‘Crater’ Opens Out of Nowhere in Brazil
Farmers in Coromandel in Alto Paranaíba, Brazil were surprised by a giant crater, measuring more than 20 meters in diameter, that appeared without notice in one of their soybean plantation between Nov. 5th and 6th. Now look at the pictures and tell me how the guy was feeling after discovering the profound chasm in the Earth: So lucky… Yes so … Continue reading
Experts Discuss Yellowstone Super Volcano Eruption Warning Signs
Rumors are rumbling that the Yellowstone super volcano will erupt sooner than expected as recent studies suggest the super-eruption will happen in a matter of decades rather than centuries. Fox13Now took a trip to West Yellowstone to put those rumors to the test with the experts: And yes, according to them you are sure in the Park! So keep cool! … Continue reading
Tsunami Warning Issued after 7.0 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Off New Caledonia
Pacific tsunami warning centre says ‘hazardous’ waves were possible after the strong quake hit off New Caledonia Vanuatu and New Caledonia were bracing for tsunami waves of up to one metre on Monday after an undersea earthquake of magnitude 7.0 struck 82 kms (51 miles) east of the Loyalty Islands in the South Pacific. The quake, initially reported as magnitude … Continue reading
Increase in Large Earthquakes Expected Globally in 2018 as Earth’s Rotation Slows
Editor’s comments: There is no mention of volcanic activity being affected by this ‘slowing of Earth’s rotation’ but we can logically conclude they could be affected by this increased seismic activity. The scientists said they have a rough idea where may be most affected (areas closer to the equator) but they did say they can’t be absolutely sure, one of … Continue reading
Meteor Over Northern Finland Turns Night Into Day, DRAMATIC!
This was pretty dramatic guys! via space.com On the evening of Nov. 16th, aurora tour guide Tony Bateman of northern Finland was indoors, warming up between auroras, when his surroundings began to vibrate. “There was a huge bang and the cottage shook violently,” he reports. “At first I thought it was an earthquake. Or maybe a tree fell on the … Continue reading
Scientists Plan to Mimic Volcanic Eruptions to Cool Earth
As a new ice age approaches, the mad scientists are hard at work coming up with ways to ‘cool’ the planet. Now does this even make any sense when the possibility of an ice age is looming? via Independent UK: Geoengineering to cool the Earth’s climate by imitating volcanic eruptions is a ‘highly risky strategy’ that may increase the frequency … Continue reading
Residents in Cape Coral Florida Startled by Loud, House-Shaking Boom
‘You could feel it in your body’ A loud boom – that some say shook them to their core – has people in Cape Coral concerned, confused, and curious about the cause. “All of a sudden there was this huge boom,” said JoAnn Navarre. “My daughter and I both screamed, and we jumped.” Navarre lives on NW 31st Street in … Continue reading
Mysterious Loud ‘Boom’ Heard across North Alabama – NASA Unsure of Cause
A loud boom was heard over much of north Alabama on November 14, 2017 Shortly after 1:40 p.m., a loud ‘boom’ was heard across North Alabama in Blount, Jefferson, Walker, Cullman, Talladega, Calhoun, Clay, Winston, Randolph, Tuscaloosa, and St. Clair counties. It’s the sound everybody is talking about. So much so, Trey Cochran wrote a song about it: Alabamians flocked … Continue reading
