We live on Planet Earth and what happens in it directly affects us. But what is happening to our planet? Research determines the greenhouse effect, pollution of rivers, resistant bacteria and many others.
But Earth has magma inside it and causes volcanism and earthquakes. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has mapped out earthquakes and see what has happened from the years 1900 to 2000.
Notice how earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanoes have appeared or been cataloged over the years clearly demonstrating tectonic failures. Would you think something dangerous is coming to pass? And these geological effects seem to be increasing over the years. Almost everywhere are cataloged these incidents. Imagine how many problems with populations and the economy cause such things.
Watch all earthquakes cataloged! Now the ones of great magnitude! And now the larger ones. Note that the Pacific Ocean region is the most dangerous place. Do you think that something is culminating in a great cataclysm? Think about it.
Mapping geological effects helps us predict the future.
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