US tornado weekend aftermath, 1300 reports, 1000 warnings - with video collection

March 04, 2012

A massive tornado outbreak of stunning violence swept through the US midsection on Friday, March 2nd, spawning deadly tornadoes that killed at least 31. Hardest hit were Kentucky and Southern Indiana. The scale of the outbreak was truly exceptional, with a preliminary

Long duration M2.0 solar flare peaked today producing Earth directed CME

March 04, 2012

At 10:45 UTC Sunday morning, March 4, 2012, a long duration M2.0 solar flare peaked and generated Earth directed Coronal Mass Ejection (CME). The latest blast was again centered around Sunspot 1429 located in the northeast quadrant. A 46 minute long 10cm Radio Burst,

Two earthquakes in 15 minutes - 5.1 (5.4) Aegean sea, 4.7 western Mediterranean sea

March 04, 2012

Magnitude 5.1 earthquake occured in Aegean Sea in Greece at  03:31:07.0 UTC according to EMSC.  The epicenter was located 16 km southwest of Kariaí,  93 km south of Kavála  and 119 km southeast from Thessaloníki (40.170°N, 24.045°E) at depth of 1km (0,62

TC Irina could bring flooding rain to Southeast Africa

March 04, 2012

Tropical Cyclone Irina could make landfall on the southeastern coast of Africa in matter of hours with damaging winds and  flooding rain. Eastern South Africa, southernmost Mozambique as well as the small nation of Swaziland are in the path of dangerous cyclone. The

Hydrogen sulfide emissions off Namibia coast

March 04, 2012

Namibian coast was tinted with pale green water in late February 2012. The Namibian Coast has the most intense upwelling of fertile deep-ocean water in the world. Hydrogen sulfide gas is emitted periodically along Namibian coast due ocean currents that carry