Signs of Change our Planet

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Not only the inhabitants' unrest around the world but the planet itself seems to be revolting.  The stability of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet is an issue of active research and societal concern because of the potential economic impact resulting from an increase in global sea level.  The West Antarctic Ice Sheet, riddled with deep crevasses and flowing ice streams, contains over 700,000 cubic miles (3 million cubic kilometers) of ice.  Since the peak of the last ice age nearly 20,000 years ago, the West Antarctic ice sheet has lost nearly 2/3 of its mass – a volume sufficient to raise sea level 33 feet.  

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The earthquake uptick continues all over the ring of fire.  At the center of these changes, the United States deals with historic flooding which was nearly a one-in-500 year event!

So much more has taken place the month or so than this video shows.  The deluge continues to hit heavily populated areas!  Be prepared for large scale disasters in your area. It has and it will continue to worsen whether we like it or not.  Stay safe and thanks for watching!

This should be the last of the monthly installments of this series.  Look for them a little more often!  (end HawkkeyDavisChannel)

On April 28, 2014, a powerful tornado passed through Louisville, Mississippi.  The ISS SERVIR Environmental Research and Visualization System (ISERV) on the International Space Station captured this photograph showing damaged vegetation and debris left behind by the storm.  ISERV acquired the image on May 4, 2014.

The tornado left a scar 58 kilometers (36 miles) long and up to 1.3 kilometers (0.8 miles) wide.  With winds that topped 297 kilometers (185 miles), the storm was rated an EF4 on the enhanced Fujita scale.  Ten residents of Winston County died as a result of the storm.

At least nine tornadoes hit Mississippi that day, including EF3 tornadoes in Tupelo and Richland.  The tornadoes were part of a larger weather pattern that produced about 79 tornadoes from Nebraska to North Carolina between April 27–29.  On May 2, the Earth-Observing 1 satellite captured a similar image of tornado damage in Mayflower, Arkansas.

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Could The Mayan Clock be Off?

Well, we skated on the 21st of Dec. 2012 on the Mayan predictions but when looking around the world today might the Mayan clock be off?  My meaning here is like someone has opened up Pandora's box,  a can of Whoop Ass has been pounding on many countries across the globe and no one is skating.  The ground shaking all over the place,  people wading in neck deep water and extreme temperatures from -50 degrees Fahrenheit in Siberia to a sweltering 130 that was recorded in Australia.  The weather team down there had to reconfigure the color code of temps depicted on the weather map,  that's a first you do not want to experience. Yeap the climate is changing but to what degree?  Records are being broken since we been recording them but in comparison to what we've been accustom to we're not in Kansas anymore Toto.

Some extreme weather records

This is changing the way we're going to live on the planet.  Moving to higher ground, getting away from fault lines, away from parched land that burns with just a lighting stick that consumes 100 thousand acres and storms that are whipping up the deadliest tornado's and hurricanes we have ever seen.  Just one of our oldest weather records dates out at 1820, that's only 193 years.  Think of the climate changes the planet has gone through in the past 4.5 billion years,  ah that would be more than the years we have been keeping records.  So this is going take some getting use to until she settles down.  Unlike a meteorite which just hit Russia or polar shifts are abrupt changes,  man I don't know how we would adjust to that.  Survival of the fittest I guess as it keeps coming and brother it's here.

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FIRE AND ICE

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