• Iceberg tsunami gone wild! The wave nearly took out the tourist boat

    As a tourist was filming the Iceberg in Greenland yesterday, a part of the iceberg started to crack and break before their very own eyes. Before they knew it, part of that iceberg started to cave in to the sea. Luckily only a small part of what could have been a much

  • Nuclear power plant in New Jersey offline after power failure

    According to plant owner Exelon, the Oyster Creek nuclear power station in New Jersey was shut down early Monday morning, July 23, 2012 after a power failure.Electrical service from the outside grid was disrupted at around 3:41 a.m., and the plant’s emergency

  • State of emergency declared in Missouri, USA

    Missouri Governor Nixon declared a state of emergency on July 23, 2012 due to prolonged severe heat and  drought.Governor explained in his statement that the emergency was declared because of public health, agricultural and fire risk concerns.Executive Order

  • View from the ISS at night – Video by Knate Myers

    Here’s the latest video of nighttime passes of the International Space Station over Earth, assembled by photographer Knate Myers, compiled and arranged in Sony Vegas. Every frame in this video is a photograph taken from the ISS.View from the ISS at Night from

  • Powerful Typhoon Vicente making landfall in Guangdong, China

    Powerful Typhoon Vicente is making landfall in Guangdong, China, just to the southwest of Hong Kong. Vicente strengthened rapidly over the past 12 hours and now is moving in near Macau and Pinghsa, China with maximum sustained winds equivalent to a Category 3 to 4

  • Saharan dust plume over the Atlantic

    Dust from Sahara traversed an entire ocean in July 2012. A dust plume extended across the Atlantic Ocean toward the Caribbean Sea and Florida. We reported already about dusty clouds over Florida and now we bring you color-coded map, made from data collected by

  • Mt. Tongariro shows more volcano activity with volcanic gas

    Seismicity at Mt. Tongariro, New Zealand looks to have decreased a lot yesterday and today. GNS science reported however today that : “Provisional analysis of the gas samples collected at the weekend indicates the presence of volcanic gas. Our historic sampling has