Earthquake Thread ~ Always Updated*5.7 Southeast of Loyalty Islands*5.2 Central Mid-Atlantic Ridge*5.2 Fiji ~ Pg 20429

Thanks Jazzy! I'll be watching this in a little while!

And check this one out about Australia...Very interesting as well. I was going to post it the other night but didn't think it was appropriate after hearing about Bryce. In my thoughts and in my prayers.

Earth's Place in the Cosmos - Our Cosmic Address in the Observable Universe

Earth - 12,700 km in diameter - Our home planet

Solar System - 4 light-years across - Our home planetary system. At this point, the Sun's gravity gives way to that of surrounding stars.

Local Interstellar Cloud - 30 light-years across - Interstellar cloud of gas through which the Sun and a number of other stars are currently travelling.

Milky Way Galaxy - 100,000 light-years across - Our home galaxy, composed of 200 billion to 400 billion stars and filled with the interstellar medium.

Local Galactic Group - 3 megaparsecs across - Group of at least 47 galaxies. Dominated by Andromeda (the largest), The Milky Way and Triangulum; the remainder are small dwarf galaxies.

Virgo Supercluster - 33 megaparsecs across - The supercluster of which our Local Group is a part; comprises roughly 100 galaxy groups and clusters.

Local Superclusters - 300 megaparsecs across - The galaxy filament of which the Virgo Supercluster is a part.

Observable universe - 28,000 megaparsecs across - The large-scale structure of the universe consists of more than 100 billion galaxies, arranged in millions of superclusters, galactic filaments, and voids, creating a foam-like superstructure.

Universe - Minimum of 28,000 megaparsecs - Beyond the observable universe lies the unobservable regions where no light from those regions has reached the Earth yet.

No information is available about the region, as light is the fastest travelling medium of information. However, since there is no reason to suppose different natural laws, the universe is likely to contain more galaxies in the same foam-like superstructure.
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How the universe will end: We could collapse, be ripped apart or decay into nothing - and the process may have started.
Munich group, Kurzgesagt, has created a video of the leading scenarios.
In the 'big crunch', gravity would be most powerful force in the universe. Rate that universe expands would decrease and it would start to collapse.
In the 'big freeze' scenario, matter would decay as the universe expands.
During the 'big rip' galaxies would tear apart as dark energy warps matter.
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Spectacular- very impressive!

Are we getting hit by something?

The weather seems unusually bright-ish / really weird for 6:50 p.m. in SoCal.

AWESOME post, you girls are rocking and rollin tonight!!

Oh shit, unconfirmed reports of an EQ felt in Greater Los Angeles Area, CA.

Interesting video and then comment by Isis.

Also, check this out.

Thread: Dutchsinse discovers a super volcano. Named it Super volcano Dutch. Lmao

Crisis averted

Magnitude 3.5
Region GREATER LOS ANGELES AREA, CALIF.
Date time 2016-05-24 02:28:26.9 UTC
Location 34.17 N ; 117.63 W
Depth 10 km
Macroseismic
Intensity IV Effects: Largely Observed
[link to m.emsc.eu]

That quake left me unsettled. Odd location and no other activity besides that. If there were to be a large, undiscovered volcano somewhere, it would make sense it might be way up in the desolate Arctic. I would not be shocked if Dutch is spot on in his theory. If he's correct on the size, that would surprise me!

I wouldn't be surprised if he's spot on either. The size...scares the shit out of me.

Thanks Jazzy! I'll be watching this in a little while!

Agreed. But it would amaze me if one that size went undiscovered this long. That's crazy stuff!

Finally, last page took sooooo long to load.

Lol! That was the reason you had a huge space between the bumps?



Nice work!

Me too ty hun Xx