© Sott.netSuper-typhoon Meranti damages an ancient temple in Taiwan
A series of cyclones also brought wave after wave of flooding to southeastern Australia, breaking rainfall records dating back to the country's foundation in the 19th century, and bringing the country as a whole its third wettest winter on record. Meanwhile multiple typhoons in the northwest Pacific battered the Philippines, Taiwan, China, Korea and Japan. 50% stronger today than 40 years ago, the strongest of these cyclonic storms - Category 5 Meranti - was the strongest anywhere in the world so far this year, and second only to 2013's Typhoon Haiyan in the record books.
In addition to the walls of water brought by these large storms, local downbursts brought record-breaking rainfall, causing severe flash-flooding that washed away cars, homes and people in parts of the US, Mexico, Tunisia, Greece, Turkey, Ukraine, India, Indonesia, and China. Oklahoma, which never experienced earthquakes until recently, last month felt its strongest yet. A record-strong earthquake also hit South Korea, while a strong quake in Skopje, Macedonia, damaged buildings and sent residents into a panic.
Multiple volcanic eruptions, mass fish kills, whale beachings and meteor fireball events round off another eventful month of Earth Changes...
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Reader Comments
The end of Civilization more like, oh, ! Civilization will continue on but it's cognitive capacity is ended, so it will be a narrow base, which it always was, thought before the middle of last century it had the capacity and direction to extrapolate internationality, Climate Change, the end of the Techno Industrial Age as agenda saving invention, the Population Ceiling related to demographics and the Culmination of Capitalism on a level that only rearticulates Wealth through the Social Security institutions means Nations will forever fight for survival till only one remains.
Spectacular video, as always. Many thanks.
Thank you for this video, another good summary. Noticed that a 900-year old bridge in China was washed away and it made me think that 900 years is less than 20% of the age of China as an empire but four times the age of the U.S. empire...
Imagine sitting in a café with your cup of latte coffee on the table. observing the brew you notice three separate layers have formed You sprinkle sugar on the frothy upper layer and dip your spoon in to stir. The movement of the spoon passing through the layers causes a disturbance. Now there are no longer three distinct layers.
Now imagine a plane taking off from the runway of an airport and launching into the sky. We know that the sky is layered. Does the movement of the aircraft passing through the layers of atmosphere create a similar disturbance to the spoon in your latte?
If, a butterfly flapping its wings, can cause an impact on the micro and macro airflow, imagine what mass migration of animals can do.
Have you ever watched as the wind sweeps across your lawn and is shepherded up over the bushes into the trees which swirl and sway like a slow motion lasso guiding the air higher into the skies?
It is my belief that Nature is a finely tuned organism and, like a person in her own right, we interfere with her purpose at our peril.
But doesn't Nature also work through humans?
The arms of the whisk rotate vigorously and the egg white hardens.
Can we draw a parallel with windflow?
These Earth Changes vids are a great wake-up call.
Australia was founded in the 18th century (1788), not the 19th. :-)
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