This is the first time I have observed an earthquake moving the surface of the Earth around in real time .… they claim it is the first time it has been captured on video.
All in Nature
This is the first time I have observed an earthquake moving the surface of the Earth around in real time .… they claim it is the first time it has been captured on video.
When we were all living on Grey Farms road in Stamford, we had an early morning bird that drove us to distraction…
Decades ago, when we went to Australia, we were often told to listen to the songs of the native LyreBirds. However, Lyrebirds don’t sing their own songs at all. According to David Attenborough, all we heard were clever copies of the songs of all the other birds…
Well this is something new. The news today is full of reports of the severe damage in Myanmar where a 7.7 magnitude earthquake destroyed many buildings including some brand-new construction projects…
Myanmar 7.7 magnitude earthquake as shown in a fascinating (terrifying?) time-lapse video…
The ancient 80-foot Swamp-Maple in our front yard in Maine finally got sick and tired of standing upright. This year, it began shedding branches and trunks at an alarming rate. Neighbors warned us in the winter that the larger branch had fallen, but when we arrived we saw the story was much more complex.
What is delightful is that the creature above, as big and heavy as a tank, actually looked like this…
A new report suggests that the Inflation Reduction Act could be even bigger than Congress thinks…
In the unprecedented hot/dry period China is suffering from, the Yangtze River is drying up.That would e like our Mississippi running dry.
A surprising, astonishing image that I had never seen before. You are looking at a cross-section of Northern Arctic Permafrost undercut by a rising, warming sea and falling away…
I have always thought that big neolithic monuments like Stonehenge were to be found in England and perhaps other Northern European countries…
When I was very young but old enough to remember it well … my dad woke me up on a clear, winter night to take me out into the backyard of 60 Westover Road to see waving curtains of green light in the sky that lasted for a long time.
A short drive North beyond Bangor will be smack in the middle of a total solar eclipse ..... two years from now .... 8 April 2024….
Here you’ll find animals playing way outside their comfort zone… Hungry Tiger, LUCKY monkey.
You might expect that when the Moon is fully in the shadow of the Earth it would be all black ... and it would be if the Earth did not have a thick atmosphere.
I am old enough to remember reading about the very controversial plans for reintroducing wolves (the natural apex predator) into Yellowstone.
Wild hogs plague this farmer, freely feeding on his corn... most likely without him knowing!
