Amazing pictures of the solar eclipse
Your daily dose of natural disasters and amazing phenomena for June 10, 2021...
Amazing pictures of the solar eclipse of this morning…
Departing sunspot AR2831 erupted on June 9th (1159 UT) and hurled a massive plume of plasma into space. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured the debris in mid-flight:
Mysterious booms and rumblings rattle San Diego…
Spectacular fireball over Spain…
U.S. Navy used drone to refuel fighter jet in the air…
Prehistoric megalodon sharks might have been even bigger than previously thought…
Memorial Day Weekend beachgoers circled by sharks off Florida beach…
Animals revived after 24,000 years…
Ancient 'megalake' covered more than one million square miles across Europe and Asia…
Arizona utility worker coaxes bear from power pole…
And what about this bear?
A volcanic eruption 39 million years ago buried a forest in Peru… And now it is revealed…
Amazing tornado in Colorado…
Apocalyptic hailstorm kills hundreds cattle in Pakistan (photos and video)…
Telegraph, Mescal fires prompt evacuations, road closures in Arizona…
17 million salmon will be released into S.F. bay in bid to save species…
For the first time since the 1940s, wolf pups have been confirmed to be living in Colorado in the wild….
What was this mysterious black substance on Wells Beach, Maine?
Keystone XL Oil Project Abandoned by Developer…
She went on a naked rampage at a Florida Outback, and video shows the destruction…
There are so many cicadas that they appear on weather radars…
UFOs repeatedly 'took offline' US nuclear capabilities…
"Mega-drought" in West means threat of extreme fire season…
Dark matter hides inside another 4th dimension…
Woman gives birth to 10 babies…
More than 1 million gallons of radioactive waste handled at Savannah River Site facility…
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Thank you, Manuel
why all the fires in the west? Too much rain in previous years meant a lot of growth root systems couldn't sustain in normal-to-low rainfall years. Add to that, people are no longer allowed to take dead wood off much of the fire range. Last year, the Big Horn fires came within 6 miles of where I live. What stopped it was cattle range. Cattle trampled dead brush into the earth where termites broke it up to make their gardens deep underground. Doing this, they add to soil carbon in Arizona, and often use the manure, as well.