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Earthquake location   29 Jun 09:00 GMT

Time and magnitude of earthquake   29 Jun 09:00 GMT

 

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ate	Time	Latitude	Longitude	Depth	Magnitude	Quality	Location
Tuesday 29.06.2010	06:58:59	66.499	-17.529	8.7 km	1.5	90.01	21.8 km ESE of Grímsey
Tuesday 29.06.2010	06:51:13	64.495	-17.499	1.1 km	1.5	90.01	14.8 km NW of Grímsfjall
Tuesday 29.06.2010	06:04:47	64.048	-21.245	3.8 km	0.2	68.8	4.0 km SSW of Hrómundartindi
Tuesday 29.06.2010	06:03:38	64.053	-21.204	4.5 km	0.2	52.58	2.8 km S of Hrómundartindi
Tuesday 29.06.2010	05:38:00	64.060	-21.178	6.0 km	0.3	51.7	2.3 km SSE of Hrómundartindi
Tuesday 29.06.2010	01:22:20	66.518	-17.544	14.4 km	1.3	34.92	20.8 km E of Grímsey
Tuesday 29.06.2010	00:39:02	65.865	-16.979	4.7 km	0.3	46.33	1.5 km SW of Þeistareykir
Monday 28.06.2010	20:30:03	66.364	-17.503	11.4 km	0.9	44.63	26.7 km NE of Flatey
Monday 28.06.2010	18:35:17	66.238	-16.648	6.1 km	1.3	54.53	11.3 km SW of Kópasker
Monday 28.06.2010	17:38:32	64.679	-17.307	12.4 km	1.2	99.0	11.3 km ENE of Bárðarbunga
Monday 28.06.2010	17:14:43	63.948	-21.074	4.8 km	0.4	99.0	3.6 km WNW of Selfoss
Monday 28.06.2010	17:13:45	63.946	-21.065	6.0 km	0.7	99.0	3.0 km WNW of Selfoss
Monday 28.06.2010	15:32:52	64.040	-22.595	1.8 km	1.3	99.0	2.5 km NW of Helguvík
Monday 28.06.2010	15:26:57	64.686	-17.326	8.9 km	0.8	99.0	10.9 km ENE of Bárðarbunga
Monday 28.06.2010	14:09:10	64.707	-17.356	0.1 km	1.9	99.0	10.8 km SW of Kistufell
Monday 28.06.2010	13:29:01	66.530	-17.769	2.2 km	1.2	99.0	10.7 km E of Grímsey
Monday 28.06.2010	13:16:44	65.086	-16.243	7.0 km	0.4	99.0	5.0 km N of Upptyppingar
Monday 28.06.2010	12:34:26	66.310	-16.649	7.2 km	0.6	99.0	8.9 km W of Kópasker
Monday 28.06.2010	11:35:05	66.506	-17.534	18.5 km	1.1	99.0	21.4 km E of Grímsey
Monday 28.06.2010	10:16:57	66.488	-17.530	6.3 km	1.4	99.0	22.0 km ESE of Grímsey
Monday 28.06.2010	10:03:33	65.869	-16.989	5.2 km	0.1	99.0	1.7 km WSW of Þeistareykir
Monday 28.06.2010	10:01:14	63.915	-21.165	4.8 km	-0.1	99.0	8.3 km WSW of Selfoss
Monday 28.06.2010	09:39:56	66.518	-17.521	12.5 km	0.9	99.0	21.8 km E of Grímsey
Monday 28.06.2010	08:42:58	65.128	-16.314	10.0 km	0.1	99.0	5.4 km SSE of Herðubreið
Monday 28.06.2010	08:40:20	63.930	-21.329	6.9 km	0.2	99.0	3.5 km ESE of Raufarhólshellir
Monday 28.06.2010	08:09:27	65.119	-16.311	6.5 km	0.5	99.0	5.0 km NE of Herðubreiðartögl
Monday 28.06.2010	06:13:39	66.500	-17.511	21.3 km	1.2	99.0	22.5 km ESE of Grímsey
Monday 28.06.2010	05:53:07	66.435	-17.267	14.0 km	1.1	99.0	35.0 km ESE of Grímsey
Monday 28.06.2010	03:31:59	66.505	-17.541	13.1 km	1.2	99.0	21.1 km E of Grímsey
Monday 28.06.2010	03:19:28	66.423	-17.380	1.1 km	1.5	56.21	30.9 km ESE of Grímsey
Monday 28.06.2010	03:19:27	66.510	-17.543	14.4 km	1.2	99.0	20.9 km E of Grímsey
Monday 28.06.2010	03:18:11	66.510	-17.546	14.4 km	1.7	99.0	20.8 km E of Grímsey
Monday 28.06.2010	03:16:55	66.504	-17.564	15.5 km	1.9	99.0	20.1 km ESE of Grímsey
Monday 28.06.2010	03:16:55	66.476	-17.549	0.0 km	1.8	99.0	21.7 km ESE of Grímsey
Monday 28.06.2010	03:12:11	65.124	-16.350	5.7 km	0.8	99.0	4.4 km NNE of Herðubreiðartögl
Monday 28.06.2010	02:34:41	64.685	-17.347	19.1 km	0.8	99.0	10.0 km ENE of Bárðarbunga
Monday 28.06.2010	02:23:07	64.700	-17.364	8.0 km	2.7	99.0	10.2 km NE of Bárðarbunga
Monday 28.06.2010	02:19:06	65.094	-16.236	6.3 km	0.1	99.0	5.9 km N of Upptyppingar
Monday 28.06.2010	00:17:34	63.950	-21.301	5.8 km	0.6	99.0	4.8 km ENE of Raufarhólshellir
Monday 28.06.2010	00:06:23	64.702	-17.334	13.2 km	1.2	99.0	10.6 km SW of Kistufell
Sunday 27.06.2010	23:58:40	64.693	-17.323	2.2 km	2.4	90.07	11.2 km SSW of Kistufell
Sunday 27.06.2010	21:41:01	66.541	-17.990	6.6 km	1.2	69.77	0.9 km E of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	21:21:03	64.056	-21.241	6.6 km	-0.1	41.9	3.2 km SW of Hrómundartindi
Sunday 27.06.2010	20:42:08	65.154	-16.359	5.8 km	0.8	73.17	2.3 km SSW of Herðubreið
Sunday 27.06.2010	20:08:32	66.431	-17.284	3.5 km	0.4	85.73	34.4 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	19:37:34	66.447	-17.251	7.4 km	1.2	68.82	35.2 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	19:31:18	66.460	-17.322	9.1 km	2.5	90.02	31.8 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	19:29:55	66.173	-16.908	1.1 km	1.6	90.01	24.3 km NE of Húsavík
Sunday 27.06.2010	19:29:55	66.219	-16.984	6.1 km	1.7	39.37	25.4 km NE of Húsavík
Sunday 27.06.2010	19:29:54	65.940	-17.814	1.1 km	1.5	54.52	16.6 km E of Grenivík
Sunday 27.06.2010	19:29:51	66.422	-17.313	5.3 km	1.8	53.07	33.6 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	19:29:07	66.436	-17.271	4.6 km	1.4	49.28	34.8 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	19:29:06	66.471	-17.303	10.1 km	1.8	90.01	32.3 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	19:24:30	65.988	-16.949	7.2 km	1.3	90.01	12.6 km N of Þeistareykir
Sunday 27.06.2010	19:24:26	66.167	-17.154	1.1 km	2.0	37.01	16.3 km NNE of Húsavík
Sunday 27.06.2010	19:24:22	66.444	-17.267	15.6 km	2.6	99.0	34.6 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	19:24:17	66.755	-16.902	1.1 km	2.2	90.02	54.2 km NNW of Kópasker
Sunday 27.06.2010	18:43:06	64.502	-17.696	11.3 km	1.0	99.0	5.7 km ENE of Hamarinn
Sunday 27.06.2010	18:41:31	66.447	-17.277	19.0 km	1.4	99.0	34.1 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	18:40:10	66.441	-17.278	18.4 km	2.1	99.0	34.3 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	18:32:21	66.434	-17.280	9.6 km	1.1	99.0	34.5 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	18:29:22	66.429	-17.304	2.1 km	0.7	99.0	33.7 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	18:28:57	66.431	-17.284	4.3 km	0.9	99.0	34.4 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	18:24:20	66.436	-17.285	7.2 km	1.2	99.0	34.2 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	17:45:13	66.447	-17.262	19.0 km	1.2	99.0	34.8 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	17:03:07	66.440	-17.282	13.4 km	2.2	99.0	34.2 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	16:51:18	63.667	-19.509	0.1 km	0.9	99.0	1.8 km SW of Básar
Sunday 27.06.2010	16:31:11	66.443	-17.280	18.4 km	1.4	99.0	34.1 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	16:30:55	66.213	-16.940	15.9 km	1.0	48.86	24.0 km WSW of Kópasker
Sunday 27.06.2010	16:30:51	66.434	-17.290	21.7 km	1.2	99.0	34.1 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	16:30:51	65.986	-18.082	1.1 km	1.6	30.47	6.1 km NE of Grenivík
Sunday 27.06.2010	16:22:16	63.964	-20.703	6.0 km	-0.2	99.0	4.4 km NW of Þjórsárbrú
Sunday 27.06.2010	16:20:56	66.021	-17.017	9.8 km	1.1	44.39	14.8 km E of Húsavík
Sunday 27.06.2010	16:20:49	66.438	-17.280	20.3 km	1.6	99.0	34.3 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	16:11:52	66.438	-17.276	5.9 km	0.9	99.0	34.5 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	16:09:06	66.439	-17.285	10.3 km	2.3	99.0	34.1 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	16:07:58	66.050	-16.966	7.3 km	2.5	55.6	16.9 km E of Húsavík
Sunday 27.06.2010	16:07:51	66.451	-17.294	12.6 km	3.2	99.0	33.3 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	16:07:46	66.450	-17.268	20.3 km	2.3	99.0	34.4 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	16:07:45	66.514	-17.268	7.0 km	2.1	90.02	33.0 km E of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	16:07:40	66.721	-17.721	1.1 km	3.7	90.01	23.7 km NNE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	15:56:33	66.459	-17.271	20.9 km	1.7	99.0	34.0 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	15:54:08	66.443	-17.273	15.1 km	1.3	99.0	34.4 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	15:54:08	66.250	-17.994	27.7 km	0.9	34.56	11.6 km NW of Flatey
Sunday 27.06.2010	15:52:44	66.435	-17.274	6.0 km	1.4	99.0	34.7 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	14:30:52	65.187	-16.312	6.7 km	0.4	99.0	2.2 km NE of Herðubreið
Sunday 27.06.2010	14:12:45	66.849	-18.308	16.1 km	2.1	99.0	36.6 km NNW of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	14:12:45	66.823	-18.414	9.6 km	2.0	90.01	36.0 km NNW of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	13:32:07	64.659	-17.415	23.8 km	0.9	99.0	5.7 km ENE of Bárðarbunga
Sunday 27.06.2010	12:58:16	66.856	-18.278	10.8 km	1.6	99.0	36.8 km SSE of Kolbeinsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	12:16:13	66.841	-18.356	18.1 km	1.9	99.0	36.6 km NNW of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	12:05:29	66.858	-18.372	13.5 km	2.4	99.0	34.8 km SSE of Kolbeinsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	11:53:00	66.849	-18.299	13.7 km	1.3	99.0	36.4 km NNW of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	11:13:35	66.851	-18.326	12.9 km	1.8	99.0	36.4 km SSE of Kolbeinsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	11:09:20	66.414	-17.414	22.5 km	1.1	99.0	30.0 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	11:09:08	66.867	-18.092	10.0 km	2.1	99.0	36.3 km N of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	11:04:51	66.853	-18.379	13.0 km	1.9	99.0	35.3 km SSE of Kolbeinsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	11:01:59	66.856	-18.364	18.2 km	2.5	99.0	35.3 km SSE of Kolbeinsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	11:00:28	66.854	-18.338	9.0 km	1.9	99.0	35.8 km SSE of Kolbeinsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	11:00:04	66.845	-18.299	13.1 km	1.9	99.0	36.1 km NNW of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	10:33:06	66.853	-18.320	16.8 km	1.7	99.0	36.3 km SSE of Kolbeinsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	09:37:29	63.951	-21.065	6.2 km	1.6	99.0	3.3 km WNW of Selfoss
Sunday 27.06.2010	09:33:33	66.853	-18.318	13.0 km	2.0	99.0	36.3 km SSE of Kolbeinsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	09:31:04	66.439	-17.271	12.7 km	1.4	99.0	34.6 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	09:25:31	66.442	-17.252	5.2 km	0.8	99.0	35.4 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	09:20:11	64.666	-17.457	15.7 km	1.0	99.0	4.4 km NE of Bárðarbunga
Sunday 27.06.2010	09:15:24	66.852	-18.289	13.9 km	1.4	99.0	36.6 km NNW of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	09:08:28	66.444	-17.261	12.1 km	1.1	99.0	34.9 km ESE of Grímsey
Sunday 27.06.2010	09:08:28	66.470	-17.207	5.0 km	1.5	90.01	36.4 km ESE of Grímsey
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NASA warns catastrophic sun storm possible by 2012

According to NASA's latest report which is carried out by the US National Academy of Sciences, governments would be powerless to curb the loss of crucial infrastructure including power grids, potable water and sewage disposal, potentially crippling our way of life for months. While a severe storm is a low-frequency-of-occurrence event, it has the potential for long-duration catastrophic impacts to the power grid and its users. The danger lies in the sun emitting solar flares so intense that they produce magnetic pulses with the force to destroy power grids by melting transformers.

"Emergency services would be strained, and command and control might be lost."

The sun operates on an 11-year cycle, with the next "active" phase due in 2012 likely to present the nearest danger.

But one thing,2012 sun storm not makes world ends.
"our observation result that 2012 sun storm will not directly make this world ends,but direct impact will happens in high technology sector such as sattelite and radio communication" said head of application of geomagnet and outer space magnetic LAPAN,indonesia, Clara Yono Yatini, At university of udayana, Bali

sun storm issue has became on topic of "International Symposium on South East Asia Pacific Environment Problem and Satelite Remote Sensing" at postgraduate campus of univertisy of udayana

NASA has predict taht sun storm will happen between 2012 to 2015. the peak activity will occure on 2012.
but it seem the disaster that may happens in 2012 is unpredicted and uncountable.
rising activity of sun may change some earth wearther activity such as temperature rissing and hard rain in different earht place.
from many of article ,sun storm may cause long impact on weather and climate. if temperature rise thaht make global warming worst.that makes the polar ice caps melt faster than human predict.that makes climtae change impact will come faster than we tough.

beside,many poeple worried about sea current begin unstable.in 2006 Nasa has realeas Article that said "We have something similar here on Earth—the Great Ocean Conveyor Belt, popularized in the sci-fi movie The Day After Tomorrow. It is a network of currents that carry water and heat from ocean to ocean--see the diagram below. In the movie, the Conveyor Belt stopped and threw the world's weather into chaos"March 10, 2006.

this could happen if see current unstable,the worst is ice age may comeback and europe is the victim sci-fi movie THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW tell us one scenario of climate change.
back link of ice age article : http://theclimateweatherblog.blogspot.com/2010/06/big-freeze-plunged-europe-into-ice-age.html

link for nasa article: http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2006/10mar_stormwarning/

Chicago Tornado Warning Issued

The now-familiar sight of isolated flooding, downed trees and dangling power lines was left in the wake Wednesday of a powerful cluster of storms that brought the unfamiliar sound of tornado sirens to Chicago's downtown area.

Several tornado warnings that had been issued for counties in northern Illinios and Northwest Indiana have since expired, but flash flood warnings remain throughout the area.

The storms packed high winds and brought hail the size of golf balls and frequent cloud-to-ground lightning.  Power to at least 175,000 Commonwealth Edison customers was knocked out.

PHOTOS: Storm Damage, Ominous Clouds

Chicago Tornado

And trying to get anywhere was a hassle:  Metra trains were stopped in their tracks, air traffic at both airports was halted for about an hour and portions of the Stevenson and Eisenhower expressways were blocked by floodwaters.

The Office of Emergency Management & Communications activated its tornado sirens citywide at 6:15 p.m. and 6:25 p.m. for a period of three minutes due to a report of a funnel cloud in the south suburbs, spokesman Will Knight said.

The National Weather Service is investigating several reports of funnel clouds and a possible tornado touch down in Downers Grove.  Winds in excess of 80 mph were recorded, the weather service said.  As of 10 p.m., there has been no confirmation of a tornado touchdown.

Chicago's Department of Streets and Sanitation said 450 new "tree emergencies" were recorded Wednesday, bringing the total number of incidents to 5,812 since last Friday.  The area has been battled by several storms over the last week.

At times Wednesday, the sky was dark as night.  At other times, it was an eerie green.  But as the storms continued eastward, a beautiful sunset was visible in the west .  Rainbows appeared.

Thursday promises to be peaceful.