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Was Cold Weather, ‘Frost Quakes’ Behind Loud Booms Heard in Eastern Tennessee?
Late Tuesday night, there were reports of a few loud booms around the Tri-Cities Airport. We seem to get more of these reports during the cold weather. Immediately, News 5 reached out to the Sullivan County EMA and the Tri-Cities Airport. Both said that they hadn’t heard the explosion or received any reports. It seems that this incident was highly … Continue reading
Did Ancient Comet Impacts Kill Large Numbers of Animals in Alaska?
To laypeople, the “muck” found in certain areas of Alaska and Yukon is just dirt – dark, silty, often frozen, and full of plant material. To miners, it is somewhat of a nuisance. When dug out and left to thaw, the muck lets loose a fetid stench due to its high organic content. To scientists, however, the muck is a … Continue reading
Our Sun is Cooling Faster Than Anyone Suspected and Earth’s Temperature Along With it
I believe this is something worthy of giving thought and consideration to. Some folks might be tempted to read articles such as this and disregard the urgency of the message within but I humbly suggest taking this seriously. This is not something that will inflict its consequences overnight but will instead do so slowly and gradually, however that won’t lessen … Continue reading
Huge Fireball Closes Out 2017 for UK Residents (VIDEOS)
As residents across the UK were finishing last-minute preparations for their New Year’s Eve celebrations, many were treated to a spectacular display of extraterrestrial pyrotechnics to end 2017 in style. At least 679 reports were made to the International Meteor Organization overnight about the eerie emerald-hued visitor, predominantly in England and Scotland. Probably one of the last bright fireball of … Continue reading
Researcher Says Earth is ‘Pretty Prepared’ for Upcoming Mini Ice Age
The planet has natural mechanisms to cope with the mini ice age due to hit Earth in the 2030s as a result of fluctuations in the Sun’s activity; however, humans need to prepare for the impact of the cold spell on food supplies, Professor Valentina Zharkova of Northumbria University told Radio Sputnik. Fluctuations in solar activity could mean a mini … Continue reading
Even Normally Warm Parts of Asia Being Hit by Cold Snap
Tropical South-east Asia has not been spared the wintry chills. Thailand, Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia have been enveloped by an unexpectedly cold front, which descended from China last week. In Samoeng, a district in the northern Thai province of Chiang Mai, the government distributed blankets and winter clothes to 7,000 residents last Friday as temperatures plunged to 5 deg C, … Continue reading
Earth Could Face Mini Ice Age as Possibility of Global Cooling Looms in the Coming Decades
AN Ice Age is potentially coming and scientists have claimed it could reverse damage from global warming. Earth could be plunged into a mini Ice Age in the next few decades, but there is good news – it could override the damage done by global warming. By 2030 comes about, the temperatures on Earth could be so low that the … Continue reading
‘Mini Ice Age’ Could Hit UK by 2030, Scientist Predict
If you happen to be located in parts of the US and Canada currently dealing with some bone chilling sub zero temperatures you would be forgiven for thinking the mini ice age is already here. via skynews: A model of the Sun’s magnetic activity suggests the River Thames may freeze over within two decades, experts say. A mini ice age … Continue reading
Anomalous Tsunami Waves Followed M5.9 Earthquake in Kermadec Region, New Zealand
On December 8, 2017, a M5.9 earthquake struck ~200km south of Raoul Island and on the southern margin of Curtis Island in the Kermadecs, New Zealand. A few hours after the seismic event, tunami waves – reaching up to 1 meter – were measured at the GeoNet‘s Raoul Island pressure gauges. Scientists are baffled: normally tsunami waves aren’t expected after … Continue reading
Unusual Magnitude 5.0 Earthquake Hits Just Below Arctic Circle in Northern Yukon, Canada
A rare M5.0 earthquake hit Northern Yukon on December 22, 2017, just below the Arctic Circle. This is the 6th largest quake ever measured in the area and the largest tremor this year. The 5.0 magnitude earthquake, the strongest recorded in the province this year, struck at 08:00:12 AM (UTC). The epicentre was located 219km S of Fort McPherson, Canada … Continue reading
