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Volcanic activity in the Pacific Ring of Fire appears to beincreasing as volcanoes in Japan and New Zealand becomeactive and eight volcanoes in the Phillipines are put on thewatch list.

Mt. Merapi on the island of Java continues to emit largequantities of gasses and magma, endangering the lives ofthousands who live on its slopes.

Meanwhile, Mt. Sakurajima in southern Japan eruptedyesterday at 5:30 PM local time. Sakurajima is one ofJapan’s most active volcanoes.
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From December of 1986 until October of 1997, I was in continuous, often daily, contact with the grays. I have written little about it in part because there is no proof and I feel that my words will, for the most part, fall on deaf ears. People simply won?t believe me. More importantly, though, there has been the huge question of how to write about it in a useful way. Simply describing the experience would be a waste of time. They cannot be described simply. To communicate their impact and their content, I had to find another way.
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This video was shot by an amateur astronomer who was not aware of the brief shadow of an object passing vertically from right to left across the face of the moon until after he watched it. The object is visible in the first five seconds of the video. This video is authentic, but the identity and distance of the object from the observer remain unknown.read more

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Dust can be both good and bad: dangerous dust is flying all around the world, affecting both people and animals.Dust from space may have seeded life throughout the universe. Two huge dust storms on the planet Jupiter have been raging for years.

Bjorn Carey writes in Space.com that dust clouds blowing across the Atlantic Ocean may be bringing dangerous bacteria our way. The dust itself can cause breathing problems for vulnerable people.
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