Keenly interested in many scientific disciplines, with a strong belief in the term " Lets see whats out there"

There are two scenarios that would initiate such an event; one is quite obvious the other is not so.
Cumbre Vieja’s last eruption created the fissure and moved the initial
land mass, another eruption could well see this section of the island
plummet into the Atlantic waters. The other lesser-known
possibility is th... continue reading

Luna (L98) was born near San Juan Island in Puget Sound, British
Columbia, on the 19th of September 1999, his mother was Splash (L67).
Both Orcas are part of the L 2 matriline. The orca matriline
system works this way. Female and young male Orcas tend to remain in
their own pods, these are usually run by the oldes... continue reading

It is part of the Babylonic philosophy which tells us to buy, buy, buy,
even if the items are what we don’t need. It revolves around how full
you can fill the capitalists’ pockets without realizing you are doing
it. How many times do we visit the Supermarket only to come away with more than we intended as there wer... continue reading

The East Coast of America faces a threat more devastating than the
hurricanes which yearly ravage this area, more devastating than the
tornadoes that annually ravage the Midwest. A threat
generated thousands of miles away but liable to impact on the 40
million people who inhabit and call the East Coast of America t... continue reading

Quakes of this magnitude are rare, happening perhaps once every
couple of hundred years, the only one in the last hundred years to even
come close to it was the 8.4 1964 Prince William Sound quake which
occurred in Alaska, which also triggered a large tsunami.

6 months later, the damage caused to the earth i... continue reading