Saturday, May 19, 2012
Lightning in Horsham Part III
Here is the last shot where I was facing east with the camera, that night the storms moved from west to east.
Tropical Storm Alberto will wake up the East coast to be ready for the Hurricane season.
Are you prepared for bad weather?
Lightning in Horsham Part II
Here is the next photograph that I took from my balcony that night.
Taking these shots requires an unusual amount of patience and determination.
As you can tell I love watching storms, hope you enjoy my work..
Remember that Hurricane season starts soon.
Lightning Photos in Horsham Part 1
Here is the first picture I took on the storm that passed through our area on May 16th.
More to come soon
More to come soon
Just to help your memory, here is a time lapse radar image of that storm from wunderground.com
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Meteor Miners of 2012
NASA Metor Miners now - Miner 49ers of then...
Sutter's Mill 1848 a historic place and time, this is where everyone came to search for Gold also known as the Gold Rush. Now fast forward 164 years later to the present and you will find out that on April 22nd a somewhat large meteor fell from the sky that scattered meteor fragments in a horse pasture owned by the de Haas family. The land owner kindly allowed NASA scientists to collect and study the fragments of this rare meteorite, and scientists say that possible microbes in the fragments may help to understand how life began on Earth. Many samples have been collected and more may be found in the near future. A fantastic discovery, we wait to see what is found and how this will impact our understanding of life on Earth.
Meteors are the New Gold Rush!
Click on the video below to see how the search was conducted.
For more details, please visit the source; http://www.nasa.gov/ames
Monday, May 7, 2012
Tornadoes in unexpected places in the world
It has happened again, another tornado in an unexpected place, this time near Tokyo Japan.
Here are a few videos from different parts of the world that show that a tornado can show up almost anywhere.
This is more proof that you should be prepared for severe weather.
Japan
Germany
Columbia
China
Australia
Here is an explanation about tornadoes and where they could strike; http://www.nssl.noaa.gov/primer/tornado/tor_climatology.html
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