Tragedy for Earth Future

Its already started since 2008, a begining of the end.
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the sun going crazy


About two weeks ago, the eruption of sunspots reportedly led to the Earth. The impact of solar flares that could disrupt radio network reported worldwide telecommunications. Estimated damage is inferred based on the effects of telecommunications sunspot eruption that never happened. In the last four years, a powerful solar flare has made ​​great weather the storm. During this storm that often interfere with telecommunications networks on Earth.


This is expressed by Professor Daniel Baker, a renowned weather expert from the University of Colorado, as published by the Cellular News, around the beginning of last week.

"Over the last few years, since the early 20th century, the sun was quite calm. But now he spewed billions of tons of particles, and trigger geomagnetic storms in Earth's magnetic field. vomit particles as strong as it could cause disruption of telecommunications, aviation navigation systems, and electric current," said Baker.

"The eruption of the sun was also disrupt the safety of the astronauts, and crew," said professor and former chairman of the National Research Council, 2008 with the results of research titled "Severe Space Weather Events".



supermoon in march 2011

Satellite Earth it will appear larger. At night, the Moon will be within the closest to Earth since 1993, 18 years ago. Phenomenon is called 'lunar perigee'. Meanwhile, there are astrologers who called it 'SuperMoon'.

The appearance of the Moon that night will be very interesting to be photographed. But, some astronomers predict, it was worrisome, because it will affect climate patterns on Earth. Some people link the lunar perigee it with disasters, like earthquakes.

What scientists say? "There will be no earthquake or volcano eruption," said Pete Wheeler of the International Centre for Radio Astronomy, like loaded News.com.au, Friday, March 4, 2011. "If indeed that happens, it is predestined."

He said, at that time, the Earth does go through a higher tide, and a lower ebb than usual. "There's nothing to worry about," added Wheeler.

A number of disasters on Earth occur when the phenomenon of the lunar perigee, or when the distance between Earth and the Moon nearby. For example, storms New England in 1938, or flooding in the Hunter Valley in 1955.

Although not occur within that period, the disaster of Cyclone Tracy in 1974 and Hurricane Katrina in 2005 was also associated SuperMoon.

Wheeler agrees opinion, an astronomer as well as a lecturer, David Reneke said, too far to link the phenomenon with natural disasters. "If you want you can just link the nearly all the natural disasters that occur with what has been seen in the night sky - a comet, planets, the sun," said Reneke.

Meanwhile, scientists and Planet Earth from Adelaide University, Dr Victor Gostin said, weather prediction, earthquake, volcano eruption, and other natural disasters on the basis of planetary configurations, never succeed.

However, it is possible there is a correlation between large-scale earthquake near the equator and the Moon - new time, or full moon.

"Analogues such as tides, the movement of the Earth due to gravity moon can trigger earthquakes.



unexpected giant planet is near
 
Many years ago, in school we are taught that the solar system consists of the Sun and 9 planets. However, since the launch of a variety of telescopes, aircraft, and satellites, space becomes more complex.

When Pluto relegated from planet status to dwarf planet, five years ago, we were quite surprised. The solar system eight planets inhabited residence. Charts and models of the solar system installed in classrooms around the world have changed. Textbooks to be rewritten.

However, scientists now have strong evidence that there is the 9th planet Pluto rotates in the back. And the planet's size is quite large.


From the evidence captured by the space telescope from NASA's Wise, giant planets are hidden behind the Oort Cloud, cloud dish consisting of celestial bodies that are at the point farthest solar system.

By Daniel Whitmire and John Matese, an astrophysicist from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, United States, celestial being proposed to get a status of 'planet' was named Tyche. "These data about the Tyche will be published early next April," Whitmire said, as quoted by Time, February 16, 2011.

"After that, the planet is likely to reveal itself in the next two years," he said.

Whitmire said, after successfully confirmed the location of Tyche, it is up to the International Astronomical Union (IAU) to determine whether Tyche will get a full planet status.

"The problem for the IAU to pass planet status is, most likely Tyche formed from another star," said Whitmire. "He then pulled by the gravitational force of the Sun and makes it rotate in our solar system," he said.

For information, Tyche estimated to have a size 4 times larger than Jupiter and orbits at a distance of 15 thousand times further than the distance between the Earth and the Sun, or 375 times more distant than the distance of Pluto to the Sun.

Possibly, Tyche consisting of hydrogen and helium, and has the atmosphere and have a few months like Jupiter's. "Data from Wise revealed that Tyche four to five times more heat than Pluto, which reached -73 degrees Celsius.

"Heat is the remnants of the temperature of the forming process," said Whitmire. "Object of the sky for a long time it takes to be cool," he said.



global warming leads bad result of glacier


Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD), Université Paul Sabatier and Université de Pau, explains
that mercury (Hg) is the only heavy metal found in the form of gases in the atmosphere. Since the era of industrial revolution, anthropogenic emissions of mercury residue burning fossil fuels have exceeded the natural mercury emissions.

Both emissions of anthropogenic and natural emissions, mainly from the evaporation of water in the ocean and the gas released by volcanoes, has reached the polar region due to the movement in the atmosphere.

As a result, global atmospheric pollution increase the deposit of mercury in polar ecosystems are then released back into the atmosphere.


In the northern polar atmosphere, mercury is oxidized into the form of deposits that are stored in the cryosphere (snow or ice). After that, when the ice melts, the oxidized form is then transformed back and re-mobilization through physicochemical and biological processes to be in the form of toxic methylmercury (CH3Hg).

This toxic form of mercury in digested by living organisms. He accumulates through the food chain and can reach concentrations one million times higher than the mercury in surface water.

This finding alone will be published in the journal Nature Geoscience.

"By blocking sunlight, ice can affect the release and transfer of toxic mercury in the arctic ocean surface water into the atmosphere," said Jeroen Sonke, researchers from the CNRS, as quoted by the ScienceDaily, January 20, 2010.

Sonke said, the climate plays an important role in the mercury cycle and release of mercury into the atmosphere more and more with the melting of Arctic ice cap. And global warming will create more and more mercury is released into the atmosphere.


the magnet change its head 

Each of approximately 200 thousand years or so, the two poles of the planet earth, north and south of each shift. Generally, the two poles shift takes thousands of years.

Scott Bogue, geologists from Occidental College and Jonathan Glen, researchers from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), who observed the lava in the area of ​​Nevada which has 15 million years old.

The result, from research, they discovered that the planet's poles have shifted several times faster than normal speed. At least one time.


"When the lava cools, it stores records of Earth's magnetic field," Bogue said, as quoted from Discovermagazine, December 23, 2010. "After watching the lava that has cooled for 2 consecutive years, it is known that the lava in the region shifted 53 degrees from the east to the north with a speed of 1 degree every week," he said.

Initially, they thought there was a mistake in their research. However, more detailed testing to confirm the shift pattern. Other evidence of the polar shift is recorded by lava flows in Oregon, which has been investigated in 1985 and then.

The geological record of Earth's magnetic field is also generally indicates that the north-south magnetic field shifted once each about 200 thousand years. The shift occurs slowly and requires a 4 thousand years to complete.

Although scientists are not yet sure what makes the shifting of the two poles, hot liquid metal that can conduct electricity that flows in the bowels of the earth is estimated to be the cause. Moreover, this substance is also likely to generate magnetic fields that exist at Earth's poles.

The findings are expected to trigger a wave of new debate. Some geologists argue that the current magnetic field is also undergoing a shift.

As reported in Science News, planet Earth's magnetic field has weakened during the last century. Nevertheless, the shift of the magnetic field will not have much affect human life.
 

volcano activity going crazy
According to data of Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation (PVMBG), based on data in the updated post monitored every six hours, Bromo mountain the longest sleep mountain in indonesia are now produce a gray-brown smoke from the crater crater. based, seismic observations, to date there have been at least 35 times the eruption of an earthquake with a strength of 38 to 40 millimeters, with a longitudinal 15 to 110 seconds and tremors occur continuously.

Volcano in Yellowstone National Park, in the northwestern region of Wyoming, United States, showed signs of unusual activity. According to the United States Geological Survey records, the terrain in the region has increased the speed of three inches or about 7.6 centimeters per year in the last three years. This growth was the highest since the start recorded in 1923. "Growth in height is very unusual because it occurred in an area so vast and at very high speeds," said Robert Smith, a professor of geophysics at the University of Utah, as reported Dailymail , March 9, 2011.

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