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Massive asteroid could hit Earth in 2182, warn scientists
dailymail A massive asteroid might crash into Earth in the year 2182, scientists have warned. The asteroid, called 1999 RQ36, has a 1-in-1,000 chance of actually hitting the Earth at some point before… more →
THE TRUTH BEHIND THE SCENES
Two Crop Circles refer to important astronomical events in 2012
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wrote 1 week ago: Famous Crop Circles in Wayland’s Smithy and East Kennet, England. Prophecies and expectations. … more →
The Solar System's Missing Boundary
wrote 1 week ago: The Solar System’s Missing Boundary. Since the 1980′s, space scientists have generally a … more →
Solar Maximum 2013 - How Space Weather Will Affect You!
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wrote 1 week ago: PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: Solar maximum is coming in 2013. How will space weather affect you? To … more →
New Planet Found in Our Solar System, Nibiru?
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Nibiru? Artist’s conception of a small icy object beyond Pluto An as yet undiscovered planet m … more →
Solar activity intensifies - Sunspot AR11476 unleashed a M5.7 Solar Flare - May 10, 2012
wrote 2 weeks ago: Active Region 11471 produced an M1.9 Solar Flare and a weak Halo Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) followe … more →
90 Earth-observing instruments on NASA and NOAA satellites 'At Risk Of Collapse'
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Ninety is the combined number of Earth-observing instruments on NASA and NOAA satellites that are cu … more →
"Coldest May in 100 years", forecasters predict
wrote 2 weeks ago: Britain could be facing the coldest May for 100 years, with snow, bitter winds and freezing temperat … more →
BIG SUNSPOT
wrote 2 weeks ago: One of the largest sunspot groups in years rotated over the sun’s northeastern limb this weeke … more →
Sunspot AR1476 -100,000 KM Wide - M-Class Flares and Earth-directed CME - May 8, 2012
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Sunspot AR1476. One of the largest sunspot groups in years rotated over the sun’s northeastern … more →
SOHO down "Emergency Sun Reacquisition" mode
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Heliospheric and Solar Observatory SOHO down. Notice SOHO site: LACK OF DATA UPDATES. SOHO went into … more →
Incredible Ball Lightning phenomenon in the sky over Russia - May 5, 2012
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Incredible Ball Lightning. Ball lightning may be an atmospheric electrical phenomenon, the physical … more →
Rare and Deadly Tornado Hits Tsukuba City, near Tokyo, Japan - May 6, 2012
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Tornado Hits Tsukuba City A tornado tore through a city northeast of Japan’s capital on Sunday … more →
Freak Gustnado Mixes With Dirt, Engulfs Town in Iowa - May 4, 2012
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Gustnado This storm was classified as a gustnado. A gustnado is similar to a tornado in the fact tha … more →
Enormous and still-growing Sinkhole forms Overnight in Florida, Home Evacuated - May 3, 2012
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Windermere, FL – “An enormous and still-growing sinkhole that has led a family to evacua … more →
"The Demon Star" - Ancient Cairo Calendar Shows Egyptians Discovered the Binary Algol 3200 Years Ago
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Algol, aka the Demon Star, is actually a binary star in the Perseus constellation, and has been disc … more →
Aquarid Meteor Shower from Halley's Comet peaks this weekend, May 5 - 6, 2012
wrote 3 weeks ago: Aquarid Meteor Shower. Each spring as Earth passes through the debris trail from Halley’s Come … more →
Peru Investigates Mystery 538 Pelicans and 877 Dolphins Deaths
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Authorities in Peru are investigating the death of over 538 pelicans, along with other birds, on the … more →
30 Meter Deep Sinkhole Opens Up In Erzincan, Turkey
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wrote 3 weeks ago: In Erzincan Turkey a sinkhole of 5 metes in diameter and 30 meters deep occurred in a farmer field. … more →
Biggest 'Supermoon' Phenomenon on May 5, 2012
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wrote 3 weeks ago: ‘Supermoon’ is a situation when the moon is slightly (about 50.000 km) closer to Earth i … more →
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