Volcanic Plumes and Ash Clouds
The La Palma volcano hasn’t changed much since I last wrote about it. It continues to belch out lava and volcanic ash. From up close it looks no different from a week ago
DART and the Stability of Orbits
DART is short for Double Asteroid Redirection Test. It’s a NASA mission to test kinetic impact technology intended for use in the advent of a head on
A Low Plume on the La Palma Volcano
The La Palma volcano is still active, belching lava and big plumes of volcanic ash. However, the plumes are not as tall as they used to be
Sodium to Potassium Transmutation in the Human Body
There’s a mystery surrounding salt. We appear to consume more of it than we excrete. Conversely, there’s a mystery
La Palma’s Ridge of Fire
The La Palma volcano is relatively small, yet full of energy, and it has a total of five vents, all strung out in a north to south line. This in itself, indicates that the volcano is
A Tall Plume on the La Palma Volcano
With two live cameras directed towards the La Palma volcano, anyone can be an observer. Close up observations A close up camera, situated across from the volcano, details the changes on the ground. A whole little mountain has been created in the…
Charge Densities in Space
There are electric connections between our Sun and its planets. This is visible in the auroras of Earth and Jupiter, as well as other planets. Pretty much everywhere we look into space, we find evidence of electric activity. JupiterBy NASA,…
Clouds and Volcanos
Volcanos have two notable features that suggest they are electrical in nature. Both features relate to the ash cloud generated by the volcano.
A striking thing about
Winds on Jupiter
The Hubble space observatory has noted a trend related to Jupiter’s great red spot. The spot is not only becoming smaller, taller and rounder, it’s winds
Electric Volcanos
Earth is a giant capacitor. This is true regardless of its internal makeup, but it’s especially true if Earth is hollow, as suggested in my book. Furthermore,