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Your daily dose of natural disasters and amazing phenomena for March 19, 2021

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Mar 19, 2021
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Another sign of the Endtimes: Iron-Oxide rainbow… Chandler, Arizona by @SirlinJohn

Lost temple reappears after drought in Thailand…

Jupiter’s famous bands of clouds are located in the lower atmosphere, where winds have previously been measured. But tracking winds right above this atmospheric layer, in the stratosphere, is much harder since no clouds exist there. By analysing the aftermath of a comet collision from the 1990s and using the ALMA telescope, researchers have been able to reveal incredibly powerful stratospheric winds, with speeds of up to 1450 kilometres an hour, near Jupiter’s poles. Now watch these powerful stratospheric winds near Jupiter’s south pole…

Glaciers and enigmatic stone stripes in the Ethiopian Highlands…

Flash floods, towns evacuated and dams on the brink of spilling over across New South Wales, Australia…

Mauna Loa Volcano earthquake swarm…

Military drone washes ashore in Florida…

Robot doctors take over hospital…

All the major pyramid systems of the world in Egypt, China, Mexico, and Antarctica align with the stars of Orion. So do the black cubes that are now where the twin towers and building 7 used to be. Tallest obelisk in the world is in DC. Whoever is running our planet knows about all this…

Mars’s core is surprisingly large…

Truck driver catch amazing UFO near Portland

Mysterious fireball ignites blaze in Peachland, Canada…

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6am flight from DCA to ATL. Delta airlines… OMG!

Stand up women!

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A wildlife photographer has joked that his wife beat him at his own game - as she captured this amazing photo of one of the world’s largest owls perched on his camera lens.

Pretty cool, no?

Now, this is the best HAIL Protection for your car…

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