A Rise In Sea Levels A rise in sea levels around the world as the result of the ice caps melting due to Global Warming is something that has been […]
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How would you like to be able to travel through time and space? Just imagine that a time machine or a teleporter existed, and that you were given the amazing […]
I got to thinking about the speed of sound this morning and wondered just how they were able to accurately determine what this was, especially without the latest technology that […]
It’s official, written in the stars you might say. According to astronomers, life as we know it is going to end. Sad and shocking news I know, and with 21 […]
Are we beginning a new wave of earthquake activity around the world I wonder? There have been few major earthquakes hitting the news headlines in the last few months, after […]
The media normally reports only the major earthquakes that occur around the world, even though there are dozens each day, many of which are insignificant and cause no damage. The earthquake that struck Christchurch in New Zealand on Wednesday 22nd February 2011 however was just one of a large number of aftershocks that had hit the area since a large earthquake on 4th September 2010.
Dozens of earthquakes occur daily around the world, but we only ever hear about the big ones, those that cause major damage, destruction or loss of life. It does seem though that in the last several years, there have been more than the average number of major earthquakes, as well as some significant volcanic activity around the world. Should we be concerned about this? Is it related to Global Warming or Climate Change? Is the earth going through some changes that could bring about the end of the world as we know it?
The old expression ”A Watched Kettle Never Boils” really does ring true for some reason. If you wait for something to happen, it takes forever, but as soon as you turn away, whatever you were waiting for finishes. Just why is this I wonder.