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Huge 6.9 Earthquake Occurred Near Erupting Volcano in Hawaii
It must be feeling very apocalyptic there in Hawaii’s Big Island! UPDATE via CNN: The US Geological Survey is reporting a magnitude 6.9 quake in Hawaii in the last half hour. The quake occurred about 10 miles southwest of Leilani Estates on the Big Island. There have been 119 earthquakes on Hawaii’s big island in the last 24 hours, according … Continue reading
Sunspots Are Vanishing Faster Than Expected – NASA
Sunspots are becoming scarce. Very scarce. So far in 2018 the sun has been blank almost 60% of the time, with whole weeks going by without sunspots. Today’s sun, shown here in an image from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory, is typical of the featureless solar disk: The fact that sunspots are vanishing comes as no surprise. Forecasters have been saying … Continue reading
Earth’s Magnetic Field May Not Flip Too Soon
The problem I see is that we (humans) just do not live long enough to properly observe and analyze this event and past civilizations did not have the ability or foresight to record and pass this on. As a result, at best we are really just making an educated guess. via Unexplained-Mysteries: In recent years, the magnetic field that surrounds … Continue reading
Global Crop Failures, Food Shortages and Rising Prices-Ice Age Farmer Report
No need to speculate — crops around the globe are failing as our solar-driven climate changes. While the media serves up political and economic excuses for food price increases, and political distractions abound, we must all keep our focus every day on moving towards self-sufficiency and anti-fragility. Ice Age Farmer YouTube IF YOU ENJOY THIS SITE PLEASE TELL OTHERS ABOUT … Continue reading
Northern Arctic Snow and Ice Blanket in a Visual You Have Never Seen Before
This came to me via a tip, but to be honest I get so many daily emails and comments I’ve lost the original source of the tip. This is via the Canadian Ice Service, and it’s a view I have not seen before. It shows a polar view looking down at the North pole which is a composite of several … Continue reading
Cold & Snowy Around the Great Lakes, Coldest Start to April in 137 Years for Chicago
April is generally known to be a transition month for seasons in most of North America but you wouldn’t know it by the very cold temperatures and wintry weather. While this is going on in North America some other areas, the Arctic in particular, has been warmer than normal. I still strongly believe that our wobble and possibly our slowing … Continue reading
California Bay Area Residents Living on a ‘Tectonic Time Bomb’
I’m sure there are many locations that this can be said of. Many of worlds deadly fault have heavily inhabited cities on them so they are all potential time bombs in way but perhaps some have a greater chance of ‘going off’ than others. via Sputniknews: A US Geological Survey (USGS) published this month reveals that California Bay Area residents … Continue reading
Supertides are Causing All of Earth’s Continents to Push Together Once More
Would be nice to be able to be around long enough to see all of these fantastic changes. Imagine one day when all of the continents are connected again. This would impact so much, politics, religion, science, environment, health, our security as a species (from incoming space threats for example would have on large target), and just society as a … Continue reading
‘Global Warming’ Scare – The Stunning Data Adjustments Made by NOAA
Global Warming The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration may have a boring name, but it has a very important job: It measures U.S. temperatures. Unfortunately, it seems to be a captive of the global warming religion. Its data are fraudulent. What do we mean by fraudulent? How about this: NOAA has made repeated “adjustments” to its data, for the presumed … Continue reading
Climate Anomaly in Roman Times Blocked out the Sun, Brought Suffering and Misery to Eurasia
A recent study published in an esteemed academic journal indicates that volcanic eruptions in the mid-500s resulted in an unusually gloomy and cold period. A joint research project of the Chronology Laboratory of the Finnish Museum of Natural History and Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) suggests that the years 536 and 541-544 CE were very difficult for many people. An … Continue reading
