When is this all going to stop?

Your daily dose of natural disasters and amazing phenomena for March 6, 2021

Swiss Alps, Martian Sky by Jens Bydal

Biggest, fastest known asteroid flyby of 2021 takes place on March 21…

Pacaya in Guatemala again…

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ERUPTION: Guatemala's Pacaya volcano sends columns of smoke and ash high into the sky, with officials warning people to keep their distance. Authorities say Pacaya has been registering constant volcanic activity for several weeks. abcn.ws/3sMaLaR

Semeru volcano puffs a smoke ring… This is how they form…

What if Berlin disappeared in a major eruption…

California is bone dry…

Seismic unrest still hot in New Zealand…

Croatia is soon a Swiss cheese…

Poison-laden drones to fight mouse plague in Australia…

Shark gets stabbed in the head by…

Polar bears have black skin and clear, hollow fur. Their clear fur allows more sunlight to reach the skin, and their dark skin absorbs heat better.

Bacteria can be effectively immortal…

Plummeting sperm counts…

About three thousand of these motocycles were made and mainly used in Operation Market Garden during WWII.

Swarms of aerial drones from unmanned submarines and ships…

Sky Hub: a global network of smart sensors designed to snag digital signatures of anomalous events in the sky…

Myanmar gov website got HACKED…

Tree’s vascular system exposed after a lightning strike

Spring Break going wild…

Ebola infects 28 people, kills 11 in Guinea, DRC…

200 km/h Tropical cyclone Niran hits New Caledonia today…

The tallest tree in Wales was damaged by a storm and needed to be cut down. Instead, chainsaw artist Simon O’Rourke created this to symbolize the tree’s final attempt to reach the sky.

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