People in South Africa got quite the light show on Saturday night as an asteroid, discovered just hours before, entered Earth’s atmosphere in lit up the night sky in a spectacular display. Here’s more on the story from EarthSky.org: YouTube Screenshot The International Astronomical Union has now confirmed that a small asteroid – discovered Saturday morning, June 2, 2018 – entered Earth’s atmosphere later that day. The asteroid was originally designated ZLAF9B2 and is now officially called 2018 LA.

As our hearts go out to the volcano victims in Guatemala, we’re reminded every day of the ticking time bomb that is Kilauea in Hawaii. To add to the drama, the big island of Hawaii was hit with a rash of earthquakes yesterday, with the most intense one measuring 5.5 on the Richter scale. USGS With an earthquake that strong, there’s always the fear that it will create a tsunami, but officials said that they did not expect that to be the case with this one.

The Earth has been pretty active of late. A record setting 500 earthquakes rocked the big island of Hawaii yesterday as lava continued to flow out of the Kilauea Volcano, but across the Pacific Ocean things got even more intense – and deadly – as Guatemala’s Fuego volcano erupted, injuring 300 people and killing 25. By Travicted Photography - Flickr Here’s more from Reuters: “It’s a river of lava that overflowed its banks and affected the El Rodeo village.

It seems everyday there’s another story of paranormal phenomena entering the mainstream of science and thought. Recently, our Navy’s encounter with the Tic Tac UFO that stalked on of our ships and was able to cloak itself into invisibility made the the rounds. This week, we get news that an Ivy League educated, mainstream psychiatrist has come forward to proclaim that demonic possession is real and that people seeking help should not be ignored.

If there’s one positive from this story it’s that the advent of drone technology has been very helpful in helping scientists evalulate the situation at Kilauea and anticipate what’s going to happen next. The bad news is that the recent drone footage scientists observed of the volcano’s crater indicates that something very, very bad is on its way. USGS Basically, the new footage shows that one of Kilauea’s main craters has developed alarming new cracks, some of which are spewing out some pretty intense steam.

When a Kathy Bero of Delafield, Wisconsin was diagnosed with cancer, doctors set her prognosis for survival at 21 months. The then 41 year old mother of two tried surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation, all to no avail, and her condition was getting progressively worse. Kathy Bero Website She was soon diagnosed with another tumor in her head and neck and the medication was taking a devastating toll on her body. Here’s more on her story from Hawaii News Now: “My kidneys were failing; my liver was failing,” Bero said.

When a DUI attorney defends a client charged with drunk driving, the first thing a good lawyer will do is try to find a reason to get the charges dismissed. Pixabay Did the arresting officer make a mistake? Was there an underlying medical condition which led to the defendant appearing drunk? Was there an inaccurate measurement of the alcohol level? While some people might scoff at these attempts as those of a sleazy lawyer trying to game the system, sometimes they actually do have merit.

If you’ve watched any amount of cable television, you’ve likely been subjected to a barrage of commercials by mesothelioma lawyers and attorneys representing clients struck with that debilitating disease. What you may not know is that the mineral that was the cause of all those mesothelioma lawsuits had been hailed as a miracle substance as far back as the first century. Asbestos Pit - Wikimedia Commons While many modern inventions at first seemed like good ideas before we discovered their toxic elements, the history of asbestos actually goes back over 4,000 years when inhabitants of what is now East Finland used anthophyllite, an asbestos minderal, to strengthen earthenware pots and cooking utensils.

There are just some things they don’t teach you in nursing school. One is how to be a caring human being. The second is that, if you’re a caring human being, and you’re a nurse, you’re never really off the clock. Such is the case with Lorisa Loy a Las Vegas nurse who jumped into action last year during that city’s – and this nation’s – deadliest mass shooting at a country music concert.

When a Kathy Bero of Delafield, Wisconsin was diagnosed with cancer, doctors set her prognosis for survival at 21 months. The then 41 year old mother of two tried surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation, all to no avail, and her condition was getting progressively worse. Kathy Bero Website She was soon diagnosed with another tumor in her head and neck and the medication was taking a devastating toll on her body. Here’s more on her story from Hawaii News Now: “My kidneys were failing; my liver was failing,” Bero said.