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Strange Seismic Waves Picked up Circling the Earth on November 11, Seismologists Stumped
Feel any strange vibrations on November 11? A deep thrum rippled around the world — lingering a whole 20 minutes. It wasn’t an earthquake. Nobody knows what it was. Seismic sensors first picked up the event originating near an island between Madagascar and Africa. Then, alarm bells started ringing as far away as Chile, New Zealand and Canada. Hawaii, almost … Continue reading
Meteor Fireball Streaks Over Siberian Night Sky
Stunned locals have captured a glowing green fireball flying over the Russian city of Novosibirsk in Western Siberia. The phenomenon has created a buzz on social media and baffled scientists. The flyby was spotted by locals in several areas of the city on Tuesday morning when the sky was still dark and luckily clear. Videos showing the green glowing meteor … Continue reading
Exploding Meteor Likely Wiped Out Ancient Dead Sea Communities
ANCIENT WIPEOUT Preliminary evidence indicates that a low-altitude meteor explosion around 3,700 years ago destroyed cities, villages and farmland north of the Dead Sea (shown in the background above) rendering the region uninhabitable for 600 to 700 years. Archaeologists at a site in what’s now Jordan have found evidence of a cosmic calamity A superheated blast from the skies obliterated … Continue reading
Italy’s Campi Flegrei Supervolcano May Restart Eruption Cycle – Study
A new study published in the academic journal Science Advances on Wednesday suggests that Italy’s Campi Flegrei, a supervolcano that hasn’t erupted in roughly 500 years, is getting ready to kick things up a notch. After collecting dozens of rock, mineral and glass samples from 23 previous eruption sites at Campi Flegrei, the team of researchers were able to map … Continue reading
Bitter Record Breaking Cold Possible for Thanksgiving, Black Friday in Parts of the Northeast
Another blast of cold air will bring one of the coldest Thanksgivings on record for some Northeast cities. A strong area of high pressure originating from the Arctic Circle is now sweeping into the Northeast, and will send temperatures plummeting toward levels you might expect on New Year’s Day, not Thanksgiving Day. These will be the coldest temperature anomalies – … Continue reading
Polar Wander – Hawaiian Hot Spots Reveal Earth Shifted on its Axis
Earth’s latest ice age may have been caused by changes deep inside the planet. Based on evidence from the Pacific Ocean, including the position of the Hawaiian Islands, Rice University geophysicists have determined Earth shifted relative to its spin axis within the past 12 million years, which caused Greenland to move far enough toward the north pole to kick off … Continue reading
A Giant Impact Crater Was Discovered Under Greenland Ice
Witness the sheer size of the crater as compared to Paris! (headline pic) via Outerplaces: Scientists have discovered a crater beneath Greenland’s Hiawatha Glacier that they say could be one of the 25 largest impact structures on Earth. It’s a 31-kilometre-wide circular bedrock depression up to a kilometre below the ice and was likely caused by a fractionated iron asteroid … Continue reading
Blue Meteor Fireball Booms over Texas
Texas is fully living up to shining “big and bright” after it appears a meteor streaked across the sky Thursday night. In the Killeen area, video from Christopher Cato shows the burst of light caught on his dash camera as it traveled through the atmosphere. Others in central Texas said they heard a loud boom. One woman in Hempstead told … Continue reading
NASA Scientist Now Admit ‘We See a Cooling Trend’
Regulars to this website would know we support the cooling theory and have been posting articles related to the decline of sunspots, and the cooling that will be coming as a result. Well now it looks like that can no longer deny it. “…scientists are predicting one of the coldest periods ever recorded for our upper atmosphere – and that … Continue reading
Video of Meteor Fireball Near Lexington, Kentucky
Dust associated with Comet Encke hits the Earth’s atmosphere at 65,000 mph creating the Taurid meteor shower. Video of fireball near Lexington, KY taken Thursday, November 8th. The Taurids are actually two separate showers, with a Southern and a Northern component. The Southern Taurids originated from Comet Encke and are active from September 10th to November 20th. They are known … Continue reading
