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🦖☄️ Paleontologist Michael Benton and meteoriticist Monica Grady reconstruct the final day of the #Cretaceous in real-time – from the silent #asteroid visible as a #star, to the fireball and incineration, to mega-tsunamis, global #wildfires, acid #rain, and a decade-long #winter that snuffed out three-quarters of #Earth’s species.

👉 https://www.theguardian.com/science/2026/may/27/dinosaur-killer-meteorite-impact-vivid-detail-terrawatch

#asteroid #dinosaurs #extinction #chicxulub #paleontology #meteorite #tsunami #climate #earthquake #volcano #science #mexico #fossils #geology

#tsunami #warning
🌊Category: Information
Bulletin Issue Time: 2026.05.28 00:28:32 UTC
Preliminary Magnitude: 5.2(Ml)
Lat/Lon: 51.614 / -176.000
Affected Region: 85 miles SW of Atka Village, Alaska
Note: * There is NO tsunami danger from this earthquake.
Definition: An information statement indicates that an earthquake has occurred, but does not pose a tsunami threat, or that a tsunami warning, advisory, or watch has been issued for
https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2026/05/28/tfq16a/1/WEAK53/WEAK53.txt

#tsunami #warning
🌊Category: Information
Bulletin Issue Time: 2026.05.28 00:28:32 UTC
Preliminary Magnitude: 5.2(Ml)
Lat/Lon: 51.614 / -176.000
Affected Region: 85 miles SW of Atka Village, Alaska
Note: * There is NO tsunami danger from this earthquake.
Definition: An information statement indicates that an earthquake has occurred, but does not pose a tsunami threat, or that a tsunami warning, advisory, or watch has been issued for
https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2026/05/28/tfq16a/1/WEAK53/WEAK53.txt

#tsunami #warning
🌊Category: Information
Bulletin Issue Time: 2026.05.28 00:28:32 UTC
Preliminary Magnitude: 5.2(Ml)
Lat/Lon: 51.614 / -176.000
Affected Region: 85 miles SW of Atka Village, Alaska
Note: * There is NO tsunami danger from this earthquake.
Definition: An information statement indicates that an earthquake has occurred, but does not pose a tsunami threat, or that a tsunami warning, advisory, or watch has been issued for
https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2026/05/28/tfq16a/1/WEAK53/WEAK53.txt

#tsunami #warning
🌊Category: Information
Bulletin Issue Time: 2026.05.28 00:28:32 UTC
Preliminary Magnitude: 5.2(Ml)
Lat/Lon: 51.614 / -176.000
Affected Region: 85 miles SW of Atka Village, Alaska
Note: * There is NO tsunami danger from this earthquake.
Definition: An information statement indicates that an earthquake has occurred, but does not pose a tsunami threat, or that a tsunami warning, advisory, or watch has been issued for
https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2026/05/28/tfq16a/1/WEAK53/WEAK53.txt

#tsunami #warning
🌊Category: Information
Bulletin Issue Time: 2026.05.28 00:28:32 UTC
Preliminary Magnitude: 5.2(Ml)
Lat/Lon: 51.614 / -176.000
Affected Region: 85 miles SW of Atka Village, Alaska
Note: * There is NO tsunami danger from this earthquake.
Definition: An information statement indicates that an earthquake has occurred, but does not pose a tsunami threat, or that a tsunami warning, advisory, or watch has been issued for
https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2026/05/28/tfq16a/1/WEAK53/WEAK53.txt

Terremoto de mediana magnitud sacude el meta de Pimiento, sin amenaza de tsunami #amenaza #Chile #magnitud #mediana #Norte #sacude #sin #Terremoto #Tsunami #ButterWord #Spanish_News Comenta tu opinión 👇
https://butterword.com/terremoto-de-mediana-magnitud-sacude-el-meta-de-pimiento-sin-amenaza-de-tsunami/?feed_id=82667&_unique_id=6a151ca03d4b9

Terremoto de mediana magnitud sacude el meta de Pimiento, sin amenaza de tsunami #amenaza #Chile #magnitud #mediana #Norte #sacude #sin #Terremoto #Tsunami #ButterWord #Spanish_News Comenta tu opinión 👇
https://butterword.com/terremoto-de-mediana-magnitud-sacude-el-meta-de-pimiento-sin-amenaza-de-tsunami/?feed_id=82667&_unique_id=6a151ca03d4b9

Terremoto de mediana magnitud sacude el meta de Pimiento, sin amenaza de tsunami #amenaza #Chile #magnitud #mediana #Norte #sacude #sin #Terremoto #Tsunami #ButterWord #Spanish_News Comenta tu opinión 👇
https://butterword.com/terremoto-de-mediana-magnitud-sacude-el-meta-de-pimiento-sin-amenaza-de-tsunami/?feed_id=82667&_unique_id=6a151ca03d4b9

紅蓮の邪神　Багряний злий бог
蒼き空を駆け抜くイカズチ
Грім мчить по синьому небу

https://note.com/poison_raika/n/n34b3b99b4087

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#lightning #run #through #blue #sky #white #veil #envelop #crimson #evil #god #floats #tsunami #across #earth #sweeping #away #every #like #horrifying #destruction #poisonous

紅蓮の邪神　Багряний злий бог
蒼き空を駆け抜くイカズチ
Грім мчить по синьому небу

https://note.com/poison_raika/n/n34b3b99b4087

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#lightning #run #through #blue #sky #white #veil #envelop #crimson #evil #god #floats #tsunami #across #earth #sweeping #away #every #like #horrifying #destruction #poisonous

紅蓮の邪神　Багряний злий бог
蒼き空を駆け抜くイカズチ
Грім мчить по синьому небу

https://note.com/poison_raika/n/n34b3b99b4087

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#lightning #run #through #blue #sky #white #veil #envelop #crimson #evil #god #floats #tsunami #across #earth #sweeping #away #every #like #horrifying #destruction #poisonous

The Drowned World Between Britain and Germany and the Theories of Atlantis

Satellite view of the North Sea, where Doggerland once was. Credit: NASA, Public Domain Modern research has revealed…
#Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #ancientGreekmythology #Atlantis #Doggerland #evergreen #LostCityofAtlantis #NorthSea #Plato #tsunami
https://www.europesays.com/germany/23171/

@moosie808 #shakyshaky #rocknroll #holyfuck 5.9 is quiet something #tsunami also ? #whathappened ?

@moosie808 #shakyshaky #rocknroll #holyfuck 5.9 is quiet something #tsunami also ? #whathappened ?

@moosie808 #shakyshaky #rocknroll #holyfuck 5.9 is quiet something #tsunami also ? #whathappened ?

@moosie808 #shakyshaky #rocknroll #holyfuck 5.9 is quiet something #tsunami also ? #whathappened ?

#tsunami #warning
🌊Category: Information
Bulletin Issue Time: 2026.05.22 12:19:28 UTC
Preliminary Magnitude: 5.2(Mwp)
Lat/Lon: 52.374 / -171.832
Affected Region: 10 miles NE of Amukta Pass, Alaska
Note: * There is NO tsunami danger from this earthquake.
Definition: An information statement indicates that an earthquake has occurred, but does not pose a tsunami threat, or that a tsunami warning, advisory, or watch has been issued for
https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2026/05/22/tffu35/1/WEAK53/WEAK53.txt

#tsunami #warning
🌊Category: Information
Bulletin Issue Time: 2026.05.22 12:19:28 UTC
Preliminary Magnitude: 5.2(Mwp)
Lat/Lon: 52.374 / -171.832
Affected Region: 10 miles NE of Amukta Pass, Alaska
Note: * There is NO tsunami danger from this earthquake.
Definition: An information statement indicates that an earthquake has occurred, but does not pose a tsunami threat, or that a tsunami warning, advisory, or watch has been issued for
https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2026/05/22/tffu35/1/WEAK53/WEAK53.txt

#tsunami #warning
🌊Category: Information
Bulletin Issue Time: 2026.05.22 12:19:28 UTC
Preliminary Magnitude: 5.2(Mwp)
Lat/Lon: 52.374 / -171.832
Affected Region: 10 miles NE of Amukta Pass, Alaska
Note: * There is NO tsunami danger from this earthquake.
Definition: An information statement indicates that an earthquake has occurred, but does not pose a tsunami threat, or that a tsunami warning, advisory, or watch has been issued for
https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2026/05/22/tffu35/1/WEAK53/WEAK53.txt

#tsunami #warning
🌊Category: Information
Bulletin Issue Time: 2026.05.22 12:19:28 UTC
Preliminary Magnitude: 5.2(Mwp)
Lat/Lon: 52.374 / -171.832
Affected Region: 10 miles NE of Amukta Pass, Alaska
Note: * There is NO tsunami danger from this earthquake.
Definition: An information statement indicates that an earthquake has occurred, but does not pose a tsunami threat, or that a tsunami warning, advisory, or watch has been issued for
https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2026/05/22/tffu35/1/WEAK53/WEAK53.txt

#tsunami #warning
🌊Category: Information
Bulletin Issue Time: 2026.05.22 12:19:28 UTC
Preliminary Magnitude: 5.2(Mwp)
Lat/Lon: 52.374 / -171.832
Affected Region: 10 miles NE of Amukta Pass, Alaska
Note: * There is NO tsunami danger from this earthquake.
Definition: An information statement indicates that an earthquake has occurred, but does not pose a tsunami threat, or that a tsunami warning, advisory, or watch has been issued for
https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2026/05/22/tffu35/1/WEAK53/WEAK53.txt

@Lapalma
Your perspective from the island is appreciated! I wish you well.... and my prayer is for you, because the plot has not yet been fulfilled.

The future event: a mountain of fire is cast into the sea, causing a tsunami. A third of the sea creatures die and a third of the ships are destroyed.

This is the second trumpet. Revelation 8:8 is the plot of this series.

#LaPalma #volcano #tsunami #spiritual #prophecy

@Lapalma
Your perspective from the island is appreciated! I wish you well.... and my prayer is for you, because the plot has not yet been fulfilled.

The future event: a mountain of fire is cast into the sea, causing a tsunami. A third of the sea creatures die and a third of the ships are destroyed.

This is the second trumpet. Revelation 8:8 is the plot of this series.

#LaPalma #volcano #tsunami #spiritual #prophecy

@Lapalma
Your perspective from the island is appreciated! I wish you well.... and my prayer is for you, because the plot has not yet been fulfilled.

The future event: a mountain of fire is cast into the sea, causing a tsunami. A third of the sea creatures die and a third of the ships are destroyed.

This is the second trumpet. Revelation 8:8 is the plot of this series.

#LaPalma #volcano #tsunami #spiritual #prophecy

Sismo de 6.6 sacude el Pacífico Sur frente a Chile

El terremoto quedó registrado oficialmente como uno de los movimientos sísmicos relevantes de mayo de 2026 en el Pacífico Sur.

Por Gabriela Díaz | Reportera                                                      

Un terremoto de magnitud 6.6 se registró en la región sur de la dorsal del Pacífico Oriental, frente a las costas de Chile y Argentina, de acuerdo con el reporte preliminar emitido por el Servicio Geológico de Estados Unidos. El movimiento telúrico ocurrió el 20 de mayo de 2026 a las 17:43 horas, tiempo universal coordinado (UTC) (11:46 horas, tiempo del centro de México). La información oficial indicó que el epicentro se localizó en una zona oceánica alejada de áreas urbanas.

El informe técnico precisó que el sismo ocurrió a una profundidad de 10 kilómetros, considerada superficial por organismos especializados en monitoreo sísmico. Las coordenadas del epicentro quedaron establecidas en 56.030 grados de latitud sur y 122.260 grados de longitud oeste. El evento se percibió en una extensa región marítima del Pacífico Sur sin reportes inmediatos de daños.

Las ciudades más cercanas al epicentro correspondieron a localidades del extremo sur del continente americano. Entre ellas figuraron Puerto Natales y Punta Arenas, en Chile, además de Ushuaia, Río Grande y Río Gallegos, en Argentina. Todas las referencias geográficas se ubicaron a más de 3 mil kilómetros del punto exacto del terremoto.

Epicentro en el océano

El reporte preliminar estableció que la distancia más cercana a estaciones de monitoreo sísmico superó los 3 mil kilómetros. Los especialistas contabilizaron 160 lecturas sísmicas para determinar la magnitud y ubicación del fenómeno natural. El error cuadrático medio del análisis quedó calculado en 0.87 segundos.

Las autoridades científicas señalaron que el máximo gap azimutal alcanzó 62 grados durante la evaluación técnica del evento sísmico. El margen de error horizontal se estimó en 10.6 kilómetros y el vertical en 1.9 kilómetros. Los parámetros fueron integrados al informe preliminar difundido tras el movimiento telúrico.

Hasta el momento, autoridades de Chile y Argentina no reportaron víctimas, daños materiales ni afectaciones mayores derivadas del terremoto. Tampoco se emitieron alertas de tsunami tras el registro sísmico en el Pacífico Sur. Organismos de protección civil mantuvieron seguimiento al comportamiento tectónico de la región. –sn–

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Sismo de 6.6 sacude el Pacífico Sur frente a Chile

El terremoto quedó registrado oficialmente como uno de los movimientos sísmicos relevantes de mayo de 2026 en el Pacífico Sur.

Por Gabriela Díaz | Reportera                                                      

Un terremoto de magnitud 6.6 se registró en la región sur de la dorsal del Pacífico Oriental, frente a las costas de Chile y Argentina, de acuerdo con el reporte preliminar emitido por el Servicio Geológico de Estados Unidos. El movimiento telúrico ocurrió el 20 de mayo de 2026 a las 17:43 horas, tiempo universal coordinado (UTC) (11:46 horas, tiempo del centro de México). La información oficial indicó que el epicentro se localizó en una zona oceánica alejada de áreas urbanas.

El informe técnico precisó que el sismo ocurrió a una profundidad de 10 kilómetros, considerada superficial por organismos especializados en monitoreo sísmico. Las coordenadas del epicentro quedaron establecidas en 56.030 grados de latitud sur y 122.260 grados de longitud oeste. El evento se percibió en una extensa región marítima del Pacífico Sur sin reportes inmediatos de daños.

Las ciudades más cercanas al epicentro correspondieron a localidades del extremo sur del continente americano. Entre ellas figuraron Puerto Natales y Punta Arenas, en Chile, además de Ushuaia, Río Grande y Río Gallegos, en Argentina. Todas las referencias geográficas se ubicaron a más de 3 mil kilómetros del punto exacto del terremoto.

Epicentro en el océano

El reporte preliminar estableció que la distancia más cercana a estaciones de monitoreo sísmico superó los 3 mil kilómetros. Los especialistas contabilizaron 160 lecturas sísmicas para determinar la magnitud y ubicación del fenómeno natural. El error cuadrático medio del análisis quedó calculado en 0.87 segundos.

Las autoridades científicas señalaron que el máximo gap azimutal alcanzó 62 grados durante la evaluación técnica del evento sísmico. El margen de error horizontal se estimó en 10.6 kilómetros y el vertical en 1.9 kilómetros. Los parámetros fueron integrados al informe preliminar difundido tras el movimiento telúrico.

Hasta el momento, autoridades de Chile y Argentina no reportaron víctimas, daños materiales ni afectaciones mayores derivadas del terremoto. Tampoco se emitieron alertas de tsunami tras el registro sísmico en el Pacífico Sur. Organismos de protección civil mantuvieron seguimiento al comportamiento tectónico de la región. –sn–

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Sismo de 6.6 sacude el Pacífico Sur frente a Chile

El terremoto quedó registrado oficialmente como uno de los movimientos sísmicos relevantes de mayo de 2026 en el Pacífico Sur.

Por Gabriela Díaz | Reportera                                                      

Un terremoto de magnitud 6.6 se registró en la región sur de la dorsal del Pacífico Oriental, frente a las costas de Chile y Argentina, de acuerdo con el reporte preliminar emitido por el Servicio Geológico de Estados Unidos. El movimiento telúrico ocurrió el 20 de mayo de 2026 a las 17:43 horas, tiempo universal coordinado (UTC) (11:46 horas, tiempo del centro de México). La información oficial indicó que el epicentro se localizó en una zona oceánica alejada de áreas urbanas.

El informe técnico precisó que el sismo ocurrió a una profundidad de 10 kilómetros, considerada superficial por organismos especializados en monitoreo sísmico. Las coordenadas del epicentro quedaron establecidas en 56.030 grados de latitud sur y 122.260 grados de longitud oeste. El evento se percibió en una extensa región marítima del Pacífico Sur sin reportes inmediatos de daños.

Las ciudades más cercanas al epicentro correspondieron a localidades del extremo sur del continente americano. Entre ellas figuraron Puerto Natales y Punta Arenas, en Chile, además de Ushuaia, Río Grande y Río Gallegos, en Argentina. Todas las referencias geográficas se ubicaron a más de 3 mil kilómetros del punto exacto del terremoto.

Epicentro en el océano

El reporte preliminar estableció que la distancia más cercana a estaciones de monitoreo sísmico superó los 3 mil kilómetros. Los especialistas contabilizaron 160 lecturas sísmicas para determinar la magnitud y ubicación del fenómeno natural. El error cuadrático medio del análisis quedó calculado en 0.87 segundos.

Las autoridades científicas señalaron que el máximo gap azimutal alcanzó 62 grados durante la evaluación técnica del evento sísmico. El margen de error horizontal se estimó en 10.6 kilómetros y el vertical en 1.9 kilómetros. Los parámetros fueron integrados al informe preliminar difundido tras el movimiento telúrico.

Hasta el momento, autoridades de Chile y Argentina no reportaron víctimas, daños materiales ni afectaciones mayores derivadas del terremoto. Tampoco se emitieron alertas de tsunami tras el registro sísmico en el Pacífico Sur. Organismos de protección civil mantuvieron seguimiento al comportamiento tectónico de la región. –sn–

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Sismo de 6.6 sacude el Pacífico Sur frente a Chile

El terremoto quedó registrado oficialmente como uno de los movimientos sísmicos relevantes de mayo de 2026 en el Pacífico Sur.

Por Gabriela Díaz | Reportera                                                      

Un terremoto de magnitud 6.6 se registró en la región sur de la dorsal del Pacífico Oriental, frente a las costas de Chile y Argentina, de acuerdo con el reporte preliminar emitido por el Servicio Geológico de Estados Unidos. El movimiento telúrico ocurrió el 20 de mayo de 2026 a las 17:43 horas, tiempo universal coordinado (UTC) (11:46 horas, tiempo del centro de México). La información oficial indicó que el epicentro se localizó en una zona oceánica alejada de áreas urbanas.

El informe técnico precisó que el sismo ocurrió a una profundidad de 10 kilómetros, considerada superficial por organismos especializados en monitoreo sísmico. Las coordenadas del epicentro quedaron establecidas en 56.030 grados de latitud sur y 122.260 grados de longitud oeste. El evento se percibió en una extensa región marítima del Pacífico Sur sin reportes inmediatos de daños.

Las ciudades más cercanas al epicentro correspondieron a localidades del extremo sur del continente americano. Entre ellas figuraron Puerto Natales y Punta Arenas, en Chile, además de Ushuaia, Río Grande y Río Gallegos, en Argentina. Todas las referencias geográficas se ubicaron a más de 3 mil kilómetros del punto exacto del terremoto.

Epicentro en el océano

El reporte preliminar estableció que la distancia más cercana a estaciones de monitoreo sísmico superó los 3 mil kilómetros. Los especialistas contabilizaron 160 lecturas sísmicas para determinar la magnitud y ubicación del fenómeno natural. El error cuadrático medio del análisis quedó calculado en 0.87 segundos.

Las autoridades científicas señalaron que el máximo gap azimutal alcanzó 62 grados durante la evaluación técnica del evento sísmico. El margen de error horizontal se estimó en 10.6 kilómetros y el vertical en 1.9 kilómetros. Los parámetros fueron integrados al informe preliminar difundido tras el movimiento telúrico.

Hasta el momento, autoridades de Chile y Argentina no reportaron víctimas, daños materiales ni afectaciones mayores derivadas del terremoto. Tampoco se emitieron alertas de tsunami tras el registro sísmico en el Pacífico Sur. Organismos de protección civil mantuvieron seguimiento al comportamiento tectónico de la región. –sn–

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Looks like cruise ships might be in peril. Aug 10, 2026, Tracy Arm fjord in SE Alaska.:“…a 150-passenger cruise ship, the National Geographic Venture, … was sitting just outside the fjord… 3 cruise ships, thousands of passengers, small tour boats visit the fjord daily, ferrying tourists up to the glacier’s calving face. Had the Venture been up the fjord, the wave would have been “unsurvivable,” says Dr. Higman

#landslide #tsunami #Alaskacruise #DontMakeMyCityAThemePark
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/06/science/tsunami-landslide-alaska-climate-arctic.html?unlocked_article_code=1.jlA.p8lK.MEYqlPpDskhV&smid=url-share

紅蓮の邪神　Guren no Jashin
Радіо Поiзон_Райка.
Hakai-shin no ozomashiki iki

https://www.pixiv.net/novel/show.php?id=24990079

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#learn_japanese #Japanese_learning #radio #natsuki_karin #cevio_ai #cool_Japan #kawaii #cute #free_resource #Poison_Raika #aoi #sora #ikazuchi #tsutsumu #shiroi #veeru #ukabu #guren #jashin #daichi #kakeru #meguru #tsunami #kabe #nagi_harau #hakai

紅蓮の邪神　Guren no Jashin
Радіо Поiзон_Райка.
Hakai-shin no ozomashiki iki

https://www.pixiv.net/novel/show.php?id=24990079

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#learn_japanese #Japanese_learning #radio #natsuki_karin #cevio_ai #cool_Japan #kawaii #cute #free_resource #Poison_Raika #aoi #sora #ikazuchi #tsutsumu #shiroi #veeru #ukabu #guren #jashin #daichi #kakeru #meguru #tsunami #kabe #nagi_harau #hakai

紅蓮の邪神　Guren no Jashin
Радіо Поiзон_Райка.
Hakai-shin no ozomashiki iki

https://www.pixiv.net/novel/show.php?id=24990079

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#learn_japanese #Japanese_learning #radio #natsuki_karin #cevio_ai #cool_Japan #kawaii #cute #free_resource #Poison_Raika #aoi #sora #ikazuchi #tsutsumu #shiroi #veeru #ukabu #guren #jashin #daichi #kakeru #meguru #tsunami #kabe #nagi_harau #hakai

紅蓮の邪神　Guren no Jashin
Радіо Поiзон_Райка.
Hakai-shin no ozomashiki iki

https://www.pixiv.net/novel/show.php?id=24990079

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#learn_japanese #Japanese_learning #radio #natsuki_karin #cevio_ai #cool_Japan #kawaii #cute #free_resource #Poison_Raika #aoi #sora #ikazuchi #tsutsumu #shiroi #veeru #ukabu #guren #jashin #daichi #kakeru #meguru #tsunami #kabe #nagi_harau #hakai

紅蓮の邪神　Guren no Jashin
Радіо Поiзон_Райка.
Hakai-shin no ozomashiki iki

https://www.pixiv.net/novel/show.php?id=24990079

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#learn_japanese #Japanese_learning #radio #natsuki_karin #cevio_ai #cool_Japan #kawaii #cute #free_resource #Poison_Raika #aoi #sora #ikazuchi #tsutsumu #shiroi #veeru #ukabu #guren #jashin #daichi #kakeru #meguru #tsunami #kabe #nagi_harau #hakai

紅蓮の邪神　Guren no Jashin
Радіо Поiзон_Райка.
Hakai-shin no ozomashiki iki

https://www.pixiv.net/novel/show.php?id=24990079

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#learn_japanese #Japanese_learning #radio #natsuki_karin #cevio_ai #cool_Japan #kawaii #cute #free_resource #Poison_Raika #aoi #sora #ikazuchi #tsutsumu #shiroi #veeru #ukabu #guren #jashin #daichi #kakeru #meguru #tsunami #kabe #nagi_harau #hakai

紅蓮の邪神　Guren no Jashin
Радіо Поiзон_Райка.
Hakai-shin no ozomashiki iki

https://www.pixiv.net/novel/show.php?id=24990079

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紅蓮の邪神　Guren no Jashin
Радіо Поiзон_Райка.
Hakai-shin no ozomashiki iki

https://www.pixiv.net/novel/show.php?id=24990079

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#learn_japanese #Japanese_learning #radio #natsuki_karin #cevio_ai #cool_Japan #kawaii #cute #free_resource #Poison_Raika #aoi #sora #ikazuchi #tsutsumu #shiroi #veeru #ukabu #guren #jashin #daichi #kakeru #meguru #tsunami #kabe #nagi_harau #hakai

紅蓮の邪神　Guren no Jashin
Радіо Поiзон_Райка.
Hakai-shin no ozomashiki iki

https://www.pixiv.net/novel/show.php?id=24990079

<>

#learn_japanese #Japanese_learning #radio #natsuki_karin #cevio_ai #cool_Japan #kawaii #cute #free_resource #Poison_Raika #aoi #sora #ikazuchi #tsutsumu #shiroi #veeru #ukabu #guren #jashin #daichi #kakeru #meguru #tsunami #kabe #nagi_harau #hakai

Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare Documentary is Startling ⚛️

This February 2026 documentary is a terrifying look at the March 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident. It was caused by the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, with the flooding damaging the power plant and triggering a near major nuclear disaster.

15 years on from the tragedy, British director James Jones examines what happened in Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare. In a concise 90 minutes, this is both fascinating and scary as all hell, with a select group of dedicated workers putting their lives on the line to avert a full meltdown.

Overcome a National Disaster in Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare

The two major nuclear incidents are this and the notorious Chernobyl disaster of 1986. We visited the region in September 2021 and went around the abandoned town of Pripyat.

Of course, there was also the 2019 mini-series Chernobyl. This is considered one of the greatest shows of all time, relentless in its largely accurate depiction of the disaster.

If you know of Chernobyl, you’ll know what’s in store here.

James Jones’ Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare follows a familiar structure as the events could only ever be similar. The power plant was struck by the enormous tsunami, multiple plants were damaged, and several even exploded (raining radiation down on everyone nearby).

It was an extremely serious situation, which Japan’s then Prime Minister Naoto Kan had to manage whilst dealing with the devastation of the Tōhoku earthquake across the Tōhoku region of Japan.

The documentary features interviews with government advisors, power plant engineers, and journalists. Bringing in the people who were present and living through the nightmare is vital, as it adds real real-time weight to the film.

It’s been incredibly difficult finding any clips from the film available online, but there’s the below brief segment that was posted to Facebook. This gives off the vibe of the documentary very well.

Ultimately, safety lapses contributed to the disaster and it was left to the Fukushima 50 (employees for the company TEPCO who owned the plant) to face toxic radiation to bring water into the plants, cooling them, and saving a full meltdown.

The power plant is next to the North Pacific Ocean. There were protective sea barriers next to the plant designed to protect against tsunami, but the Tōhoku earthquake was so large it was enough to blast over the barrier.

Four days before the disaster, TEPCO had filed a report noting the barrier wasn’t sufficient.

Since the disaster, some of those who had to do that have died of cancer. The remaining former employees don’t expect to be around much longer, but also feel like their heroic efforts haven’t been noted.

A Nuclear Nightmare is clear in its structure, offering a timeline of the disaster, how it happened, why, and how it was resolved. It does this with a clear focus on the heroism of the plant workers, whilst highlighting the tragedy for the nation following the tsunami.

164,000 were also displayed from around the Fukushima plant. Due to radiation, it’s still forbidden to return and will be for many decades to come.

A gripping documentary, then, and sobering stuff. But to note, the film ends by highlight Japan is now, as of 2026, pushing ahead with its focus on many more nuclear power plants.

Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare Documentary is Startling ⚛️

This February 2026 documentary is a terrifying look at the March 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident. It was caused by the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, with the flooding damaging the power plant and triggering a near major nuclear disaster.

15 years on from the tragedy, British director James Jones examines what happened in Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare. In a concise 90 minutes, this is both fascinating and scary as all hell, with a select group of dedicated workers putting their lives on the line to avert a full meltdown.

Overcome a National Disaster in Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare

The two major nuclear incidents are this and the notorious Chernobyl disaster of 1986. We visited the region in September 2021 and went around the abandoned town of Pripyat.

Of course, there was also the 2019 mini-series Chernobyl. This is considered one of the greatest shows of all time, relentless in its largely accurate depiction of the disaster.

If you know of Chernobyl, you’ll know what’s in store here.

James Jones’ Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare follows a familiar structure as the events could only ever be similar. The power plant was struck by the enormous tsunami, multiple plants were damaged, and several even exploded (raining radiation down on everyone nearby).

It was an extremely serious situation, which Japan’s then Prime Minister Naoto Kan had to manage whilst dealing with the devastation of the Tōhoku earthquake across the Tōhoku region of Japan.

The documentary features interviews with government advisors, power plant engineers, and journalists. Bringing in the people who were present and living through the nightmare is vital, as it adds real real-time weight to the film.

It’s been incredibly difficult finding any clips from the film available online, but there’s the below brief segment that was posted to Facebook. This gives off the vibe of the documentary very well.

Ultimately, safety lapses contributed to the disaster and it was left to the Fukushima 50 (employees for the company TEPCO who owned the plant) to face toxic radiation to bring water into the plants, cooling them, and saving a full meltdown.

The power plant is next to the North Pacific Ocean. There were protective sea barriers next to the plant designed to protect against tsunami, but the Tōhoku earthquake was so large it was enough to blast over the barrier.

Four days before the disaster, TEPCO had filed a report noting the barrier wasn’t sufficient.

Since the disaster, some of those who had to do that have died of cancer. The remaining former employees don’t expect to be around much longer, but also feel like their heroic efforts haven’t been noted.

A Nuclear Nightmare is clear in its structure, offering a timeline of the disaster, how it happened, why, and how it was resolved. It does this with a clear focus on the heroism of the plant workers, whilst highlighting the tragedy for the nation following the tsunami.

164,000 were also displayed from around the Fukushima plant. Due to radiation, it’s still forbidden to return and will be for many decades to come.

A gripping documentary, then, and sobering stuff. But to note, the film ends by highlight Japan is now, as of 2026, pushing ahead with its focus on many more nuclear power plants.

Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare Documentary is Startling ⚛️

This February 2026 documentary is a terrifying look at the March 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident. It was caused by the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, with the flooding damaging the power plant and triggering a near major nuclear disaster.

15 years on from the tragedy, British director James Jones examines what happened in Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare. In a concise 90 minutes, this is both fascinating and scary as all hell, with a select group of dedicated workers putting their lives on the line to avert a full meltdown.

Overcome a National Disaster in Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare

The two major nuclear incidents are this and the notorious Chernobyl disaster of 1986. We visited the region in September 2021 and went around the abandoned town of Pripyat.

Of course, there was also the 2019 mini-series Chernobyl. This is considered one of the greatest shows of all time, relentless in its largely accurate depiction of the disaster.

If you know of Chernobyl, you’ll know what’s in store here.

James Jones’ Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare follows a familiar structure as the events could only ever be similar. The power plant was struck by the enormous tsunami, multiple plants were damaged, and several even exploded (raining radiation down on everyone nearby).

It was an extremely serious situation, which Japan’s then Prime Minister Naoto Kan had to manage whilst dealing with the devastation of the Tōhoku earthquake across the Tōhoku region of Japan.

The documentary features interviews with government advisors, power plant engineers, and journalists. Bringing in the people who were present and living through the nightmare is vital, as it adds real real-time weight to the film.

It’s been incredibly difficult finding any clips from the film available online, but there’s the below brief segment that was posted to Facebook. This gives off the vibe of the documentary very well.

Ultimately, safety lapses contributed to the disaster and it was left to the Fukushima 50 (employees for the company TEPCO who owned the plant) to face toxic radiation to bring water into the plants, cooling them, and saving a full meltdown.

The power plant is next to the North Pacific Ocean. There were protective sea barriers next to the plant designed to protect against tsunami, but the Tōhoku earthquake was so large it was enough to blast over the barrier.

Four days before the disaster, TEPCO had filed a report noting the barrier wasn’t sufficient.

Since the disaster, some of those who had to do that have died of cancer. The remaining former employees don’t expect to be around much longer, but also feel like their heroic efforts haven’t been noted.

A Nuclear Nightmare is clear in its structure, offering a timeline of the disaster, how it happened, why, and how it was resolved. It does this with a clear focus on the heroism of the plant workers, whilst highlighting the tragedy for the nation following the tsunami.

164,000 were also displayed from around the Fukushima plant. Due to radiation, it’s still forbidden to return and will be for many decades to come.

A gripping documentary, then, and sobering stuff. But to note, the film ends by highlight Japan is now, as of 2026, pushing ahead with its focus on many more nuclear power plants.

Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare Documentary is Startling ⚛️

This February 2026 documentary is a terrifying look at the March 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident. It was caused by the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, with the flooding damaging the power plant and triggering a near major nuclear disaster.

15 years on from the tragedy, British director James Jones examines what happened in Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare. In a concise 90 minutes, this is both fascinating and scary as all hell, with a select group of dedicated workers putting their lives on the line to avert a full meltdown.

Overcome a National Disaster in Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare

The two major nuclear incidents are this and the notorious Chernobyl disaster of 1986. We visited the region in September 2021 and went around the abandoned town of Pripyat.

Of course, there was also the 2019 mini-series Chernobyl. This is considered one of the greatest shows of all time, relentless in its largely accurate depiction of the disaster.

If you know of Chernobyl, you’ll know what’s in store here.

James Jones’ Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare follows a familiar structure as the events could only ever be similar. The power plant was struck by the enormous tsunami, multiple plants were damaged, and several even exploded (raining radiation down on everyone nearby).

It was an extremely serious situation, which Japan’s then Prime Minister Naoto Kan had to manage whilst dealing with the devastation of the Tōhoku earthquake across the Tōhoku region of Japan.

The documentary features interviews with government advisors, power plant engineers, and journalists. Bringing in the people who were present and living through the nightmare is vital, as it adds real real-time weight to the film.

It’s been incredibly difficult finding any clips from the film available online, but there’s the below brief segment that was posted to Facebook. This gives off the vibe of the documentary very well.

Ultimately, safety lapses contributed to the disaster and it was left to the Fukushima 50 (employees for the company TEPCO who owned the plant) to face toxic radiation to bring water into the plants, cooling them, and saving a full meltdown.

The power plant is next to the North Pacific Ocean. There were protective sea barriers next to the plant designed to protect against tsunami, but the Tōhoku earthquake was so large it was enough to blast over the barrier.

Four days before the disaster, TEPCO had filed a report noting the barrier wasn’t sufficient.

Since the disaster, some of those who had to do that have died of cancer. The remaining former employees don’t expect to be around much longer, but also feel like their heroic efforts haven’t been noted.

A Nuclear Nightmare is clear in its structure, offering a timeline of the disaster, how it happened, why, and how it was resolved. It does this with a clear focus on the heroism of the plant workers, whilst highlighting the tragedy for the nation following the tsunami.

164,000 were also displayed from around the Fukushima plant. Due to radiation, it’s still forbidden to return and will be for many decades to come.

A gripping documentary, then, and sobering stuff. But to note, the film ends by highlight Japan is now, as of 2026, pushing ahead with its focus on many more nuclear power plants.

Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare Documentary is Startling ⚛️

This February 2026 documentary is a terrifying look at the March 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident. It was caused by the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, with the flooding damaging the power plant and triggering a near major nuclear disaster.

15 years on from the tragedy, British director James Jones examines what happened in Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare. In a concise 90 minutes, this is both fascinating and scary as all hell, with a select group of dedicated workers putting their lives on the line to avert a full meltdown.

Overcome a National Disaster in Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare

The two major nuclear incidents are this and the notorious Chernobyl disaster of 1986. We visited the region in September 2021 and went around the abandoned town of Pripyat.

Of course, there was also the 2019 mini-series Chernobyl. This is considered one of the greatest shows of all time, relentless in its largely accurate depiction of the disaster.

If you know of Chernobyl, you’ll know what’s in store here.

James Jones’ Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare follows a familiar structure as the events could only ever be similar. The power plant was struck by the enormous tsunami, multiple plants were damaged, and several even exploded (raining radiation down on everyone nearby).

It was an extremely serious situation, which Japan’s then Prime Minister Naoto Kan had to manage whilst dealing with the devastation of the Tōhoku earthquake across the Tōhoku region of Japan.

The documentary features interviews with government advisors, power plant engineers, and journalists. Bringing in the people who were present and living through the nightmare is vital, as it adds real real-time weight to the film.

It’s been incredibly difficult finding any clips from the film available online, but there’s the below brief segment that was posted to Facebook. This gives off the vibe of the documentary very well.

Ultimately, safety lapses contributed to the disaster and it was left to the Fukushima 50 (employees for the company TEPCO who owned the plant) to face toxic radiation to bring water into the plants, cooling them, and saving a full meltdown.

The power plant is next to the North Pacific Ocean. There were protective sea barriers next to the plant designed to protect against tsunami, but the Tōhoku earthquake was so large it was enough to blast over the barrier.

Four days before the disaster, TEPCO had filed a report noting the barrier wasn’t sufficient.

Since the disaster, some of those who had to do that have died of cancer. The remaining former employees don’t expect to be around much longer, but also feel like their heroic efforts haven’t been noted.

A Nuclear Nightmare is clear in its structure, offering a timeline of the disaster, how it happened, why, and how it was resolved. It does this with a clear focus on the heroism of the plant workers, whilst highlighting the tragedy for the nation following the tsunami.

164,000 were also displayed from around the Fukushima plant. Due to radiation, it’s still forbidden to return and will be for many decades to come.

A gripping documentary, then, and sobering stuff. But to note, the film ends by highlight Japan is now, as of 2026, pushing ahead with its focus on many more nuclear power plants.

#tsunami #warning
🌊Category: Information
Bulletin Issue Time: 2026.05.16 14:59:12 UTC
Preliminary Magnitude: 6.1(Mwp)
Lat/Lon: 17.600 / -61.000
Affected Region: near the Leeward Islands, Caribbean Sea
Note: * There is no tsunami danger for the U.S. east coast, the Gulf of America states, or the eastern coast of Canada. * Based on earthquake information and historic tsunami records, the earthquake is not expected to generate a
https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2026/05/16/tf4x7b/1/WEXX32/WEXX32.txt

#tsunami #warning
🌊Category: Information
Bulletin Issue Time: 2026.05.16 14:59:12 UTC
Preliminary Magnitude: 6.1(Mwp)
Lat/Lon: 17.600 / -61.000
Affected Region: near the Leeward Islands, Caribbean Sea
Note: * There is no tsunami danger for the U.S. east coast, the Gulf of America states, or the eastern coast of Canada. * Based on earthquake information and historic tsunami records, the earthquake is not expected to generate a
https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2026/05/16/tf4x7b/1/WEXX32/WEXX32.txt

#tsunami #warning
🌊Category: Information
Bulletin Issue Time: 2026.05.16 14:59:12 UTC
Preliminary Magnitude: 6.1(Mwp)
Lat/Lon: 17.600 / -61.000
Affected Region: near the Leeward Islands, Caribbean Sea
Note: * There is no tsunami danger for the U.S. east coast, the Gulf of America states, or the eastern coast of Canada. * Based on earthquake information and historic tsunami records, the earthquake is not expected to generate a
https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2026/05/16/tf4x7b/1/WEXX32/WEXX32.txt

#tsunami #warning
🌊Category: Information
Bulletin Issue Time: 2026.05.16 14:59:12 UTC
Preliminary Magnitude: 6.1(Mwp)
Lat/Lon: 17.600 / -61.000
Affected Region: near the Leeward Islands, Caribbean Sea
Note: * There is no tsunami danger for the U.S. east coast, the Gulf of America states, or the eastern coast of Canada. * Based on earthquake information and historic tsunami records, the earthquake is not expected to generate a
https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2026/05/16/tf4x7b/1/WEXX32/WEXX32.txt

#tsunami #warning
🌊Category: Information
Bulletin Issue Time: 2026.05.16 14:59:12 UTC
Preliminary Magnitude: 6.1(Mwp)
Lat/Lon: 17.600 / -61.000
Affected Region: near the Leeward Islands, Caribbean Sea
Note: * There is no tsunami danger for the U.S. east coast, the Gulf of America states, or the eastern coast of Canada. * Based on earthquake information and historic tsunami records, the earthquake is not expected to generate a
https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2026/05/16/tf4x7b/1/WEXX32/WEXX32.txt

https://www.europesays.com/cz/87481/ Aljašku loni zasáhla druhá největší megatsunami. Vlna měřila 481 metrů #Aljaška #Fjord #NASA #SesuvyPůdy #Svět #Tsunami #USA #Věda #Vlna #World #WorldNews