Natural Disasters
Vancouver residents motivated for disaster prep but seek more aid
A recent survey reveals that Vancouver residents are eager to prepare for potential disasters, yet many feel they need greater community support and resources to do so effectively. The findings highlight a proactive mindset tempered by calls for enhanced governmental and neighborhood involvement. This comes amid growing concerns over earthquakes and wildfires in the region.
Study highlights taurid meteor swarm risks for 2032 and 2036
A new study warns that the Taurid meteor shower, famous for its Halloween fireballs, may carry hidden dangers from a potential debris swarm. Led by researcher Mark Boslough, the research examines increased impact risks from near-Earth objects in 2032 and 2036. Scientists urge targeted observations to assess and mitigate these threats.
California Wildfire Nears Sierra National Park
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A wildfire in California approached the Sierra National Park on September 9, 2025. The fire has raised concerns for wildlife and park infrastructure. Firefighting teams are actively containing the blaze.
Sudan Affected by Floods and Landslides
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On September 8, 2025, Sudan faced floods and landslides due to heavy rains. This was part of a broader international climate report. Authorities are responding to the developments.
3D images confirm ancient asteroid crater beneath Atlantic
Researchers have unveiled high-resolution 3D images of the Nadir Crater, a 9 km-wide impact site hidden 300 meters below the Atlantic seafloor. Formed 66 million years ago by an asteroid strike, the crater coincides with the dinosaur-extinction event linked to the Chicxulub impact. The data reveals details of the immediate aftermath, including massive tsunamis and liquefied sediments.
Super Typhoon Ragasa Paralyzes Hong Kong
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Super Typhoon Ragasa, dubbed the strongest storm of 2025, slammed into southern China and Hong Kong on September 23, forcing the shutdown of financial markets, schools, and transportation. Winds exceeding 150 mph caused widespread disruption, with officials warning of flooding and landslides in affected regions.