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No cigar: Interstellar object is cookie-shaped planet shard
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Псковский губернатор наградил сотрудников МЧС за помощь в устранении последствий непогоды
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Last week, residents of San Diego reported another mysterious boom noise, accompanied by the unsettling rattling of windows. The boom is the second to take place in the city in the past three weeks, which have been unaccompanied by earthquakes, according to the United States Geological Survey.
The booms are far from the first. For hundreds of years there have been reports of unidentified boom noises across the US. Sometimes accompanied by earthquakes, sometimes not, they have been heard during the New Madrid earthquakes of 1811-1812 right up until January of 2020. They re often described as a rushing or rolling sound, and ocassionally are associated with cold temperatures rather than earthquakes.
Q&A: What does it mean to be a woman in the geosciences?
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Sat, 13 Mar 2021 05:33 UTC
Sunspot 5395, source of the March 1989 solar storms. From A 21st Century View of the March 1989 Magnetic Storm by D. Boteler. They call it the day the sun brought darkness. On March 13, 1989, a powerful coronal mass ejection (CME) hit Earth s magnetic field. Ninety seconds later, the Hydro-Québec power grid failed. During the 9 hour blackout that followed, millions of Quebecois found themselves with no light or heat, wondering
what was going on? It was the biggest geomagnetic storm of the Space Age, says Dr. David Boteler, head of the Space Weather Group at Natural Resources Canada. March 1989 has become the archetypal disturbance for understanding how solar activity can cause blackouts.