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How Big was That? Equivalent Energy Released by Bombs, Earthquakes, Volcanoes and Starquakes.

Posted on March 24, 2013 by wfoster2011

March 25, 2013 – How Big Was That? Equivalent Energy Released by Bombs, Earthquakes, Volcanoes and Star Quakes: Pictured above is an artist’s rendition of a neutron star named SGR 1806-20, which is located about 50,000 light-years from Earth in … Continue reading →

Posted in Astronomy, Earthquake, Events, Explosions, Misc, Miscellaneous, Nature, Neutron Star, News, Review, Star, Stars, The Universe, Volcanoes | Tagged 1906 san francisco, 65 million years ago dinosaurs wiped out, alaska earthquake 1964, astrophsical phenomenon, atomic bomb, bombs, charles richter, chile earthquake 1964, dinosaur extinction, earth, Earthquake, earthquakes, energy, energy release, equivalent energy, equivalent energy released, explosive force, gigaton, haiti earthquake, hiroshima atomic bomb, hirsoshima, hydrogen bomb, Japan, japan earthquake march 11 2011, killowatt, kilotons, kilowatt hours, krakatoa, kraktau 1883, largest thermo nuclar weapon, magnetar, megaton, meteor impact that killed the dinosaurs, most magnetized object, neutron star, Nuclear weapon, Quakes, Richter magnitude scale, richter scale, russian, safittarius, sagittarius, san francisco 1906 earthquake, san francisco 1906 fire, seismic waves, sgr 1806-20, solar flare, solar flares, star star quake, starquake, stellar corpse, sumatra earthquake and tsunami 2006, Sun, sunquake, sunquakes, teraton, The Master of Disaster, the sun, tnt, TNT equivalent, tremor, tremors, ultra-strong magneetic fields, volcanic eruption, volcano, volcanos | 2 Comments

Dinosaur Killing Asteroid Suspect Cleared of Any Wrong Doing!

Posted on September 13, 2012 by wfoster2011

September 13, 2012 – Dinosaur Killing Asteroid Suspect Cleared of Any Wrong Doing: Observations from NASA’s Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) telescope, indicate the family of asteroids, some believed was responsible for the demise of the dinosaurs, is not likely … Continue reading →

Posted in Apocalyse, Astronomy, Disasters, Explosions, Misc, Miscellaneous, Nature, News, Review, The Universe | Tagged 65 million years ago, 65 million years ago dinosaurs wiped out, asteroid baptistina, asteroid belt, baptistina, demise of the dinosaurs, determining asteroid size, dinosaur, dinosaur extinction, earth's greatest mysteries, earth's greatest mystery, family of asteroids, gulf of mexico, gulf of mexico asteroid impact crater, jupiter mars jupiter asteriod belt, large asteroid crashed into earth, Mars, meteor impact that killed the dinosaurs, meteorite, meteorites, NASA, neowise, The Master of Disaster, wide field infrared survey telescope, wide-field infrared survey, wise | Leave a comment

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