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Magnitude 6.9 Earthquake Near Alaska’s Aleutian Islands
A magnitude 6.9 earthquake rumbled north of Alaska’s Aleutian Islands but did not cause a tsunami or damage structures. The U.S. Geological Survey says the earthquake occurred at 2:24 p.m. about 127 miles (204 kilometers) northwest of Attu (at-TOO) Island near the far west end of the Aleutians. The Alaska Earthquake Center says the moderate earthquake was at a depth … Continue reading
‘Totally Unexpected’ Source Of Climate Cooling Discovered by Scientists
Arctic waters absorbed vast amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, creating a cooling effect that’s 230 times greater than the warming from methane emitted from underwater seeps, according to a new study. The findings are a complete reversal of what scientists previously believed — that methane seeps in the Arctic Ocean were contributing to global warming. “If what we … Continue reading
‘Rare’ Daytime Meteor Captured over Namadgi National Park Australia
Headline image: © Ari Rex Photographer Ari Rex snapped this meteor hurtling past Earth while taking pictures in Namadgi National Park. It was an uncanny case of right time and right place when photographer Ari Rex snapped this streaking ball of light at the Namadgi National Park. Mr Rex was teaching a photography workshop at the Orroral Homestead when he … Continue reading
More Manipulation of Global Temperature Data to Hide Onset of Mini Ice Age
With the grand solar minimum and crop price rises expected at the end of the year which will begin exponential food price costs, there is a concerted effort to homogenize data in the temperature record to show warming, even though almost everyone on this planet sees that the weather / climate in their local area is out of sync and … Continue reading
Strange Insect Event, Cicadas Emerge 4 Years Early
Scientists search for the mysterious cause, as millions of hatching bugs loudly buzz the night away Swarms of cicadas are unexpectedly crawling out from under trees from North Carolina to New Jersey. The red-eyed insects are almost impossible to miss; they fly around lazily, plunking into backyard barbeques and crashing into cars. They litter the ground with their crunchy husks … Continue reading
Magnitude 6.6 Earthquake Hits Indonesia’s Sulawesi island
A powerful earthquake struck an area southeast of the Indonesian city of Palu on the island of Sulawesi on Monday, prompting people to flee from their homes though there was no tsunami warning issued, officials said. Sutopo Nugroho, a spokesman for Indonesia’s disaster mitigation agency said in a statement the quake lasted around 20 seconds and caused panic and people … Continue reading
Vinton County, Ohio’s First Recorded Earthquake, 3.8 Magnitude (20km Deep)
An earthquake around 12:24 p.m. on Wednesday near Elk Township of Vinton County had worried individuals calling 911. “People were just wondering what was going on,” said William Faught, the director of the Vinton County Emergency Management Agency, who also felt a tremor from the earthquake. “It’s the first indication that we have in our catalog of any earthquake occurring … Continue reading
Peru Rocked by DAILY Quakes, Ongoing Earthquake SWARM Triggers Major Concern
PERU has been hit by almost one earthquake a day in 2017, leading to fears a devastating tremor is on its way. New research has found that the South American country has been plagued by earthquakes in 2017, leaving many feeling unsettled. The Peruvian Geophysical Institute (IGP) has revealed that up until May 16, there had been a total of … Continue reading
Temperature Reaches 50 Degree Celsius in India, More Than 200 Dead
Scorching heat, coupled with drought, which has prompted a water crisis in several parts of India, has led to more than a 200 deaths as the temperature has soared to 49.3 degrees Celsius in India. According to the meteorological department of the eastern state of Chhattisgarh, the temperature on Tuesday morning recorded at 49.3 degree Celsius in Bilaspur which is … Continue reading
Meteor Fireball Explodes Over Texas Sky
For the past two years, Aaron Olmsted has had a dash camera mounted in his car. He says he has it because he drives a quick car and the camera comes in handy in certain situations. But early Friday morning was the first time his camera ever captured a fireball streak across the sky in Bastrop. Olmsted and his wife … Continue reading
