Earth & Space
S0 News November 23, 2015: Space Weather: Solar Eruptions; Earthquake Watch; Global Weather;
S0 News November 20, 2015: Space Weather: Solar Eruptions, Equatorial Region’s Power at Risk; Earthquake Watch; Consumers Slam GMO Salmon; Early Galaxies; Wildfire Satellites; Dwarf Star Magnetic Power;
S0 News November 19, 2015: Space Weather: Solar Eruptions; Earthquake Watch; Iceland Ice Gains; Antarctic Ice Story; Rainfall Story;
S0 News November 18, 2015: Space Weather: Solar Eruptions; Earthquake Watch; Biological Compass Discovered; Volcanic Eruption in Ecuador;
S0 News November 17, 2015: Space Weather: Solar Eruptions; Greece Earthquake; Entanglement; Tornadoes Outbreak;
S0 News November 16, 2015: Space Weather: Big Solar Blast; Earthquake Watch; Global Weather;
S0 News Nov. 15, 2015: Space weather: coronal holes, sun spots, and plasma filaments, Gamma ray burst; Earthquake watch; Global weather;
Scientists believe they may have caught a glimpse of a parallel universe bumping up against ours. They’ve seen hints in signals from the most distant points of the universe that suggest the fabric of our universe has been disrupted by another incredibly different universe.
S0 News Nov. 14, 2015: Earthquake predictions; Magnitude 7.0 earthquake hits off the coast of Japan; Space weather: Earth-facing plasma filament; Global weather;
S0 News November 13, 2015: Space Weather: Solar Eruptions; Spooky Action At A Distance; Mega Pulsar in Another Galaxy; Farthest Planet; Global Weather;
S0 News November 12, 2015: Space Weather: Solar Eruptions; Solar Wind; Tsunami Readings; Supercomputer; Volcano in Guatemala; Asteroid Star;
S0 News November 11, 2015: Space Weather: Solar Eruptions; Earthquake Watch; Mars Moon Phobos Falling Apart; Global Weather;
No significant radio signals were detected in observations carried out from the Allen Telescope Array between October 15-30th (nearly 12 hours each day)
S0 News November 10, 2015: Space Weather: Solar Flare; CME Impact Coming; Discoveries from Pluto; Images from Venus
In February 2015, Tim Radford reported for the Climate News Network that atmospheric warming is capable of reaching thousands of meters below Greenland’s massive ice sheet, potentially increasing the glaciers’ rate of flow and creating pools of “meltwater” trapped below the ice. Two separate but related studies confirmed that surface melt can drain down to fill concealed lakes under the ice, ultimately contributing to rising sea levels.
