GLOBAL VOLCANISM: Global Volcano Report For September 12, 2013 - Updates On Lokon-Empung, Sakurajima, Shiveluch, Veniaminof, Suwanose-jima, Rabaul, Manam, Ulawun, Santa María, Santiaguito, And Arenal!

September 12, 2013 - WORLDWIDE VOLCANOES - The following constitutes the new activity, unrest and ongoing reports of volcanoes across the globe.

Ash emission from Lokon volcano this morning (VSI webcam)

Lokon-Empung (North Sulawesi, Indonesia): Activity remains elevated. During yesterday, no significant explosions occurred, but the volcano erupted again several times with small explosions and ash emissions today.


WATCH: Time-lapse video of Lokon.

Sakurajima (Kyushu, Japan): An explosion this morning produced an ash plume rising to 14,000 ft (4.2 km) altitude. This is the latest of the currently intense eruptive phase of ash emissions and frequent vulcanian explosions (at least 6 during yesterday).

On the 11th, JMA reported that 15 explosions from Sakura-jima's Showa Crater ejected tephra as far as 1,300 m during 2-6 September. Incandescence from the crater was visible some nights. An explosion at 1100 on 4 September generated an ash plume that rose 2.8 km and drifted S, causing ashfall in areas downwind including Arimuracho (4 km SSE). Tephra 4 cm in diameter was confirmed in an area 3 km S, and tephra 1 cm in diameter was reported 10 km SSE.
  

Suwanose-jima (Ryukyu Islands): A new eruption was reported this morning producing an ash plume rising about 1 km above the Ontake crater to an altitude of 6,000 ft (1.8 km) and drifting NW.(VAAC Tokyo)


Rabaul (Tavurvur) (New Britain, Papua New Guinea): RVO reported that during 1-31 August low-level activity at Rabaul caldera's Tavurvur cone consisted of pale gray plumes with variable but mostly minor ash content. Intervals between emissions ranged from tens of seconds to hours.
  

Manam (Papua New Guinea): RVO reported that after a small eruption from Manam's Southern Crater during 27-28 August, activity subsided. Diffuse gray-brown ash plumes, emitted at short intervals, rose from the crater during 29-30 August, and crater incandescence was noted. Seismicity declined and was at a low level by the end of the day on 31 August.


Ulawun (New Britain, Papua New Guinea): RVO reported that activity at Ulawun was low during 4-31 August; emissions from the summit crater consisted of white vapor until 16 August, and were gray during 17-31 August.



Shiveluch (Kamchatka): The volcano continues to slowly extrude a new lobe of viscous lava from the dome. 

Explosion from Shiveluch volcano this morning (KVERT webcam)

This process is accompanied by occasional explosions and ash emissions such as one this morning that produced a plume rising to 19,000 ft (5.8 km) altitude.


Santa María / Santiaguito (Guatemala): INSIVUMEH reported that at 1405 on 5 September a lahar descended Santa María's Nima I drainage on the S flank carrying mostly fine sediment and 50-cm-diameter blocks, but also a small percentage of blocks 1-2 m in diameter. During 5-10 September white plumes rose 200-500 m and drifted W, SW, E, and NE.


Arenal (Costa Rica): OVSICORI-UNA reported that plumes composed mainly of water vapor rose from the NE and SE edges of Arenal's Crater C on 8 and 9 September. Tremors indicative of hydrothermal and magmatic activity were detected on 8 September. 

The report noted that seismic and fumarolic activity had been very low in the past three years; however steam plumes associated with heavy rains had been frequent. (Smithsonian/USGS Weekly Volcanic Activity Report) 


Veniaminof volcano (Alaska): A phase of strong continuous tremor occurred between yesterday noon and this morning (local time), possibly indicating another paroxysm with lava fountaining and associated ash emissions. 

Current seismic recording from Veniaminof (VNHG station, AVO)

Cloud cover prevented direct observations.

Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano grounds US flights

Things are heating up.

Via NBC News, 5 July 2013 - Four U.S. airlines temporarily suspended flights to and from Mexico City on Thursday after a volcano 50 miles from the capital spewed ash, a spokesman for the city's international airport said.

Three to eight flights on American Airlines, U.S. Airways, Delta Air Lines and Alaska Air Group have been postponed so far, Richard Jimenez, a representative for Mexico City's international airport told Reuters.
"The decision not to fly from Mexico City has been made by these airlines, but the airport is in operable conditions," Andres Gomez, another airport representative, said on local television.

No Mexican airlines have halted operations, Gomez said.

Mexico's leading airline AeroMexico suspended flights briefly Thursday morning, but resumed operations less than an hour later.

The volcano Popocatepetl in the central state of Puebla has been more active this year, prompting officials to raise warning levels but have so far ordered no evacuations.

Officials have kept the volcano's risk level on hold at "yellow," the second highest on the four-color spectrum, indicating that there is more activity than usual but no threat of eruption, national emergency services coordinator Luis Felipe said on Twitter.

On Thursday, ash fell on communities adjacent to the volcano, nicknamed Don Goyo, and reached southern neighborhoods of Mexico City.

There is no evidence of volcanic ash in the airport's immediate vicinity, it announced through its Twitter account. Volcanic ash can damage jet engines.

Mexico City's airport serves more than 29 million people a year and oversaw 174,511 takeoffs and landings between January and June.

Volcano Watch - Taal, Shiveluch, Popocatépetl, Telica, and Pavlof Volcanic eruptions

From just looking at the news over the last two days, a number of these volcanic eruptions seem to be going a bit higher in elevation, compared to the norm. The intensity seems to have picked up somewhat.

Shiveluch Volcano

Volcano in Russia’s Kamchatka Spews Ash Up to 4.3 Miles: 28 June 2013 - " Russia's northernmost active volcano churned out ash to a height of up to 7,000 meters (almost 23,000 feet) in the country's Far East, local Emergencies Ministry’s department reported on Friday."
http://en.ria.ru/russia/20130628/181922753/Volcano-in-Russias-Kamchatka-Spews-Ash-Up-to-43-Miles.html

Telica Volcano

Nicarauga’s Telica volcano shaken by new earthquake swarm: 28 June 2013 - "A new earthquake swarm started this morning, visible on INETER’s seismograms. Telica has six cones, the tallest of which is 1061 meters high. There is a double crater at the top, 700 meters wide and 120 meters deep. Telica has erupted frequently since the Spanish Era. "
http://theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com/2013/06/28/nicaraugas-telica-volcano-shaken-by-new-earthquake-swarm/

Taal volcano nag-alboroto, 15 volcanic quakes, naitala: 28 June 2013 - "Growing unrest is being reported at Taal Volcano in Batangas.  It has been shaken by 15 volcanic earthquakes in the past 24 hours.  Ground deformation is also being reported on one flank of the volcano.”
http://www.philstar.com/probinsiya/2013/06/28/958975/taal-volcano-nag-alboroto-15-volcanic-quakes-naitala

Popocatépetl Volcano

Popocatépetl volcano (Mexico): increasing activity, aerial images of crater: 27 June 2013 - "Seismic activity has picked up, suggesting that the volcano could be headed for more vigorous activity soon. SO2 emissions on NOAA recent satellite data have been relatively high as well. "
http://www.volcanodiscovery.com/view_news/34912/Popocatpetl-volcano-Mexico-increasing-activity-aerial-images-of-crater.html

And the recent article I just posted - Alaska Volcano eruptions get worse: `We can’t explain’ says Geologist: 29 June 2013 - "Alaska volcano eruptions are entering a more powerful phase. After six weeks of Alaska volcano eruptions reaching five miles into the sky, covering nearby communities with ash and shutting down air flights, there looks to be no end."
http://www.transients.info/2013/06/alaska-volcano-eruptions-get-worse-we.html

GLOBAL VOLCANISM: The Volcano Discovery Report For March 16, 2013 - Updates On Etna, Tolbachik, Karkar, Dukono, Ambrym, Popocatépetl, Fuego, Galeras, Nevado del Ruiz, Reventador, Tungurahua, Sabancaya And Colima!

March 16, 2013 - WORLDWIDE VOLCANOES - The following constitutes the new activity, unrest and ongoing report from the Volcano Discovery Group.

Lava fountain seen on the Montagnola webcam.

Etna volcano (Sicily): The next paroxysm of the new southeast crater (March 15) Typical for Etna's paroxysms, activity has ended quickly after reaching an impressive climax with lava fountains around and perhaps even above 1 km in height. 

Corresponding thermal image.

The eruption still increases, the wind has turned to the north and the webcams on Montagnola are now getting into the ash plume. 

Lava fountains from Etna's New SE crater.

(March 16)  The 8th paroxysm from the New SE crater is occurring at the moment, with lava fountains from the saddle and summit vent of the crater reaching a kilometer in height. A tall ash column has started to rise and drifts eastwards. 

Tolbachik (Kamchatka): (March 15) Tremor from Tolbachik remains high, although a bit lower today according to KVERT's daily update, and the eruption continues with lava effusion from the now single vent on the southern fissure. 

No significant changes were reported for any of the other volcanoes in Kamchatka: Moderate seismicity accompany dome building at both Sheveluch and Kizimen volcanoes. Seismic activity remains weak at Bezymianny, which also has an active dome and at Kliuchevskoi, where mild strombolian activity might still be going on in the summit crater... [read more] 

Karkar (Northeast of New Guinea): (March 15) A larger explosive eruption from Karkar produced an ash plume rising to 28,000 ft (8.5 km). The plume is rapidly drifting NW. 

SO2 plume from Dukono (NOAA).

Dukono (Halmahera): (March 15) A SO2 plume is visible on today's NOAA satellite data, suggesting a phase of elevated activity at the remote volcano. 

Ambrym (Vanuatu): (March 15) SO2 emissions remain high. 

Current seismic signal from Popocatépetl.

Popocatépetl (Central Mexico): The rate of emissions has dropped back to less than one per hour. Tremor has dropped as well, but two probably shallow volcanic quakes show up on the recent seismogram. 

Fuego (Guatemala): The rhythm of explosions remains similar. A total of 15 weak to moderate events with ash plumes rising 400-900 m were mentioned in INSIVUMEH's latest report for the period 14-15 March. 

Galeras (Colombia): (March 15) Activity has remained more or less unchanged, with occasional weak ash emissions and degassing observed at the crater. A magnitude 3.1 earthquake located 5.6 km WNW of the crater was recorded yesterday at 06:12:38 local time. In the past week, there were 2 seismic swarms with a total of 260 weak quakes on 11 and 12 March. 

Nevado del Ruiz (Colombia): (March 15) During the last few days, INGEOMINAS has been recording weak continuous tremor of low energy and observed increased gas emissions, which produced a plume reaching up to about 1.5 km above the crater. The increased SO2 emission is also visible on NOAA's satellite images. 

Earthquakes associated with rock fracturing (caused by intruding magma at depth) remain in the same area as before, to the northeastern sector of Arenas crater, and to a lesser extent under the crater itself at depths between 2 and 6 km. 

Current seismic signal from Reventador (CONE station, IG).

Reventador (Ecuador): (March 15) Activity fluctuates between relatively calm phases and strong ash emissions. In the evening of 13 March, a steam and ash column was seen rising 3 km above the crater. 

Current seismic signal from Tungurahua (retu station, IG).

Tungurahua (Ecuador): Activity remains high, but has become more discontinuous. In its report from yesterday evening, IG reports ash falls and an explosion with an eruption column reaching 4 km yesterday around 14:24. During the night 14-15 March, rumblings of varied intensity were heard, and weak incandescence at the crater could be seen as well as some glowing ejecta. Ash fall occurred on in the sector Choglontús in the afternoon of 14 March. 

(March 15) Yesterday, IG the volcano showed an almost continuous emission of gas and various amounts of ash whose average height was 500 m. Individual explosions, sometimes accompanied by loud cannon-shot noises, produced eruption columns rising up to 3 km, mainly yesterday afternoon. At night, explosions increased again and incandescent blocks were seen ejected to up to 500 m below the crater rim. 

Sabancaya volcano (Peru): 400-500 earthquakes per day, increased degassing (March 15) Peru's Geological Mining and Metallurgical Institute INGEMMET and the Geophysical Institute of the National University of San Agustin Arequipa IGUNSA informed in a press release about the recently increased volcanic activity of Sabancaya: From February 24 to March 6, 2013, the volcano's fumaroles produced a gas column rising 400 to 1000 meters above the crater. No ash emissions have been observed so far. The report also mentions that since February 28, there has been an average number of 400 to 500 earthquakes per day, mostly volcano-tectonic quakes related to rock fracturing in return probably related to intruding magma at depth. The temperature of the hot spring La Calera has remained stable compared to previous years' values. Ingemmet has set up an observation camp 12 kilometers from the volcano to conduct close visual, seismic, geodetic and chemical monitoring of the volcano ans report any significant changes. 

Colima volcano (Mexico): increasing activity and risk of pyroclastic flows Activity at the volcano continues to increase. The new lava dome in the summit crater has apparently grown enough that incandescent lava could soon start descending into the Lumbre canyon on the western flank and produce pyroclastic flows, scientists from the university of Colima have warned. 

Current seismic recording from Colima volcano (Soma station, Univ. Colima).

Current seismic recording from Colima volcano (Soma station, Univ. Colima).

In a similar way, the Cordobán and Monte Grande canyons in southwestern and southern flanks are at increased risk, and Civil Protection has advised the population to avoid these valleys. The increase in activity is also visible on the latest seismogram, showing tremor pulses and more frequent and stronger explosion & rockfall signals.

Complete Earthquake list (worldwide) for March 16, 2013

Photo of the Day:

Tolbachik volcano eruption in 2012-13. (Photo: Alexander Lobashevsky)

- Volcano Discovery.

GLOBAL VOLCANISM: Dramatic New Eruption On Mount Etna In Italy - New Strombolian Activity At Bocca Nuova!

February 19, 2013 - SICILY, ITALY -  Italy's Mount Etna sent lava and gas shooting toward the stars early this morning (Feb. 19), the first big eruption for the volcano in 2013. 

The famous Sicilian volcano burst to life overnight, sending a fountain of fire into the air. The dramatic scene was captured in a video by Klaus Dorschfeldt, a videographer and webmaster at Italy's National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology.

Mount Etna, one of the world's most active volcanoes, had emitted signs of an imminent paroxysm in recent weeks. 

On Jan. 22, lava and strong flashes in the volcano's New Southeast Crater were clearly visible from the Sicilian foothills; these often herald a new paroxysm: short, violent eruptive bursts. 

Dorschfeldt said he knew Mount Etna's recent signals could precede new activity. "[I've] followed the activity of Etna for many years, and with time you learn to know it as if it were your friend," he said in an email interview. 

"Following it constantly [you] learn to be a keen observer and a minor change can lead to something important," he told OurAmazingPlanet. 

The tallest volcano in Europe, Mount Etna is almost constantly spewing gas or lava. Its Bocca Nuova crater also erupted earlier this year, from Jan. 10 to Jan. 20. In 2011, Etna's violent bursts were spotted from space. -OAP.

WATCH: Dramatic new eruption on Mount Etna.

What started last night in fact became in a true paroxysm this time, with tall lava fountains and lava flows from the New SE crater. 

Paroxysm of Etna on the webcam.

A lava flow descended into Valle del Bove and reached about 2600 m elevation on the slope north of Sierra Giannicola Picola. The eruption ended rapidly by about 06h30. 

This marks the first "true" paroxysm this year, very similar to the spectacular ones during 2011-12, but comparably weaker than these.

The strombolian activity progressively increased and merged into lava fountains at around 04h40 local time. 

The characteristic tall tremor peak.

Tremor is rising and probably, this means that some strombolian activity is present in either New SE crater or Bocca Nuova, but visibility is poor due to bad weather. - Volcano Discovery.

Orginal post @ http://thecelestialconvergence.blogspot.hk/2013/02/global-volcanism-dramatic-new-eruption.html

Authorities warn residents in northern Iceland of threat of large quake, as tremors continue

October 26, 2012 – ICELAND - Icelandic authorities warned people in the north of the island on Thursday to prepare for a possible big earthquake after the biggest tremors in the area for 20 years. The north Atlantic island, where almost 320,000 people live, is a hotspot of volcanic and seismic activity as it straddles a fault in the earth’s surface. The Civil Protection Department said in a statement that recent small quakes in an area under the sea about 20 km (12 miles) off the north of Iceland had prompted it to issue a warning to local people. It said such shocks, one of which was a magnitude 5.6, often led to stronger quakes. Warnings were issued when there were grounds to expect a natural or manmade event that could threaten health and human safety, it added. “People are anxious because they don’t know what might happen,” said Amundi Gunnarsson, chief of the fire brigade in Fjallabyggd, one of the small towns in the area, and a member of the Civil Protection Department. “At the same time, life goes on as usual. People are going to work and children are going to school, but everyone is on alert,” he told Reuters by telephone. The coastal area in the north is home to several small towns and a population of several thousand people. The biggest town in the north of Iceland, Akureyri, has a population of about 17,000 people, and lies roughly 100 km south of the seismic activity. Geologist Benedikt Ofeigsson said houses in Iceland could typically withstand quakes of a magnitude about 7. “Of course there could be some damage to in walls and concrete in such strong earthquakes, but what is important that houses have stood firm,” he told Reuters.

Source: http://theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com/2012/10/26/authorities-warn-residents-in-northern-iceland-of-threat-of-large-quake-as-tremors-continue/

Over 7000 Earthquakes In Past 30 Days And 66 Volcanoes Are Erupting Right Now

Thursday, October 18, 2012 21:06

Now Global ELITE are canceling their Meetings!

Side Note: There are also 66 Volcanoes erupting at different stages right now.

7187 earthquakes in all events in the past 30 days. 309 earthquakes in the last 24 hours. Get the latest here: [link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Today’s earthquake fact: A powerful magnitude 7.9 earthquake struck Alaska on November 3, 2002, rupturing the Earth’s surface for 209 miles along the Susitna Glacier, Denali, and Totschunda Faults. Striking a sparsely populated region, it caused thousands of landslides but little structural damage and no deaths. Although the Denali Fault shifted about 14 feet beneath the Trans-Alaska Oil Pipeline, the pipeline did not break, averting a major economic and environmental disaster. This was largely the result of stringent design specifications based on geologic studies done by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and others 30 years earlier. Studies of the Denali Fault and the 2002 earthquake will provide information vital to reducing losses in future earthquakes in Alaska, California, and elsewhere.a

Listed are all earthquakes over magnitude 5.
7.3 9km WNW of San Agustin, Colombia 2012-09-30 16:31:35 1.920°N 76.355°W 170.0
6.2 96km ENE of Miyako, Japan 2012-10-01 22:21:45 39.853°N 143.047°E 9.7
6.0 112km SE of Gizo, Solomon Islands 2012-09-27 23:53:49 8.825°S 157.557°E 10.0
5.7 166km WNW of Sikabaluan, Indonesia 2012-10-03 13:32:34 0.451°S 97.648°E 10.0
5.5 12km SSE of Cuajinicuilapa, Mexico 2012-09-29 07:11:13 16.355°N 98.388°W 10.2
5.4 296km NNE of Farallon de Pajaros, Northern Mariana Islands 2012-09-30 15:35:53 22.992°N 146.050°E 35.0
5.4 102km ESE of Pondaguitan, Philippines 2012-10-03 18:28:33 5.860°N 126.955°E 144.5
5.4 39km E of Tarata, Peru 2012-09-29 17:48:57 17.480°S 69.660°W 126.0
5.3 281km NNW of Scott Island Bank, Antarctica 2012-10-02 19:41:29 65.008°S 177.926°E 16.6
5.3 91km WSW of Neiafu, Tonga 2012-10-02 03:33:30 18.820°S 174.836°W 96.7
5.3 212km SSW of Mohean, India 2012-09-29 11:24:33 6.115°N 92.810°E 28.5
5.3 202km S of Taron, PNG 2012-10-03 06:26:17 6.277°S 152.746°E 30.5
5.2 18km ESE of Iwaki, Japan 2012-10-01 18:40:52 36.959°N 141.059°E 6.7
5.2 93km NW of Curup, Indonesia 2012-10-02 17:37:24 2.876°S 101.931°E 116.6
5.2 115km SSE of Gizo, Solomon Islands 2012-09-28 23:22:31 8.976°S 157.426°E 10.0
5.1 14km ENE of Rangapara, India 2012-10-02 18:37:40 26.847°N 92.788°E 51.6
5.1 55km ENE of `Ohonua, Tonga 2012-10-02 11:35:51 21.109°S 174.474°W 34.7
5.1 14km NNW of Dumingag, Philippines 2012-10-02 06:25:31 8.293°N 123.314°E 41.1
5.1 107km E of Miyako, Japan 2012-10-01 22:55:51 39.776°N 143.189°E 37.9
5.1 241km SW of Tomatlan, Mexico 2012-10-01 17:32:31 18.713°N 107.151°W 21.3
5.0 South of the Fiji Islands 2012-10-01 17:24:42 24.588°S 179.380°W 461.8
5.0 111km ESE of Kimbe, Papua New Guinea 2012-10-03 21:02:38 5.765°S 151.126°E 56.9
5.0 90km S of Pangai, Tonga 2012-10-02 18:39:08 20.607°S 174.229°W 3.1
5.0 South of the Fiji Islands 2012-09-27 16:54:44 24.893°S 179.256°W 515.1
5.0 16km SW of Tayaman, Philippines 2012-10-04 01:55:20 13.131°N 120.457°E 58.5
5.0 3km NE of Hukay, Philippines 2012-09-29 14:12:04 13.869°N 120.730°E 186.1

Reference: http://beforeitsnews.com/2012/2012/10/over-7000-earthquakes-in-past-30-days-and-66-volcanoes-are-erupting-right-now-2438538.html

Planet X and the Discharing phenomenon of the Earth

In December 2009, in the Preparatory Camp for 2012 sermons, Pastor Wind predicted that when Planet X is near the Earth, it will affect the magnetic field of the Earth.

At the same time, when Planet X gets near the Sun and the Earth, there will be the radioactivity of static electricity.

Even the charged electric current will appear underground, in the deep sea and the lake. Therefore, it will generate a lot of static electricity underground and the temperature of the water will become higher. This makes the oxygen level in the sea decrease and there will be electric shock and discharging in the sea, leading to mass death of animals and fish.

When it comes to 2011, a lot of animals were found to have died extraordinarily. Even insects began having some abnormal behavior.

The situation is not alleviating…

On May 28, 800 tons of fish died in a fish farm near the Taal volcano, south of Philippines’s capital. The officials there expressed that there was died fish in the past but the amount was very little. It was the first time to have such a large amount of dead fish. Even the experts don’t know the exact cause. This situation is extraordinary.

Some experts estimated that it was because of the change of the temperature and the oxygen in the lake decreases so the fish died. It is estimated that the total loss was around 6 million dollars. 

 On June 4, more fish died in the Philippines. The total amount of dead fish was more than 1800 tons in 7 towns near Taal volcano. The fish industry there lost 1.36 hundred million peso. Many towns declared a state of catastrophe.

The police had started to set up observatory stations along the roads to avoid dead fish being sent to the market which harmed citizens’ health.

Up to June 4, 3 people were hospitalized because of the food poisoning after consuming the dead fish.

On May 21, in a river in Shun Cheng Qu, Fu Shun Shi, Liaoning, China, all the fish died and the river became smelly overnight.

On May 21, there was a large amount of dead fished in the lake in the Jack Darling Park of Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. A large area of yellowed water appeared in the lakeside and it triggered citizen’s concerns. The Natural Resources Canada of Ontario said that the yellowed water was caused by the pollen. But citizens said that there had never been mass death of fish before.

On May 29, there were thousands of dead fish in Daughter’s River in JinZhou, Liaoning in China.

On June 4, up to 600 penguins died together in Uruguay. They were rushed to the Atlantic coast. Experts still couldn’t know their cause of death. One of the marine animal rescue organizations said, besides to dead penguins, they also found dead bodies of sea turtles, dolphins and albatrosses.

In addition, on March 30, a large number of worms were found in the dam of an artificial lake in Jingniulin, Haikou, China.

On April 14, tens of thousands of flies invaded homes in South Canterbury, England. Homeowners used sprays to drive them away in order to prevent the house being occupied by flies.

On April 27, a large number of sandworms appeared in Diaoshan Village, Dongshan City, Zhanjiang, Guangdong and the neighboring12-kilometer beach.

On May 13, a research done by Canada St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver showed that three vagrants who lived in the East of Vancouver had five "bed bugs" (commonly known as "cimicids") on their bodies. They all carried two potentially fatal drug-resistant bacteria. These super-bacteria bite on the skin, and then enter the body, causing fatal infection.

On May 20, Jinan, Yantai, Tyan and other places in Shandong Province found many ticks. Some people have even been bitten by ticks. After that they died due to organ failure.

On May 25, fever and thrombocytopenia syndrome occurred due to ticks bites in Henan Province. Since the end of March, 70 cases were reported, four patients died.

On May 30, when a train was moving in Inner Mongolia, China, a train was suddenly found to have inadequate power. After checking up, caterpillars were discovered on the 1-kilometer railway, making the train impossible to move forward and the train was forced to stop for 3 hours.

On 2 June, thousands of earthworms came out of the soil and were lying dead on the ground in Cincinnati, Ohio, near Great Lakes region.

More than 90 people said the same thing happened that an extensive amount of earthworms were dead on the sidewalk from Fairfield to Sardinia, and Louisville.

University of Kentucky entomologist Lee Townsend said during the mating season, earthworms climb out of the soil and could get stuck on surfaces like the sidewalk, so they were left to die.

In fact, are the experts’ explanations reasonable?

Are all these normal?

The unusual mass death of animals happened persistently. Were some important facts being suppressed?

On the other hand, when Planet X is approaching, the energy of the earth will increase and it triggers the eruption of the volcanoes all over the world.

On May 21, Grimsvoetn volcano exploded in the southeast part of Iceland, sending clouds of ashes and dusts high into the air up to 20km. The wind blew the volcano ashes to the northwest Greenland. The ashes plunged areas near the volcano in southeast Iceland into darkness.

The volcano eruption was Grimsvoetn’s largest in 100 years. The Keflavik airport was shut down and the whole nation’s airspace was closed for a few hours. Many flights in Europe were affected and nearly 1000 flights were cancelled.

On June 3, situated in 70 km southeast of Mexico capital, Popocatepetl volcano erupted suddenly, sending smoke and dusts high into the air up to 3 km. The ashes drifted to Pueble, a city in the east. Mexican authorities had put the area around the volcanoes on alert and residents were restricted to enter the area 12 km away from the volcano.

On June 4, the Puyehue volcano in southern Chile erupted, sending a huge plume of smoke and ash into the sky and prompting the shutdown of nearby domestic and international airports in Buenos Aires, Argentina. 

During the eruption, there were thunders and lightning flashing in the sky.

6 hours after the eruption, an average of 230 earthquakes per hour was recorded in Puyehue. 12 earthquakes with Richter magnitude scale 4 and 50 earthquakes with Richter magnitude scale 3 or above broke out.

Chile government hoisted a red alert , increasing the number residents to be evacuated from 700 to 3500.