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Philippines Earthquake Spurs Tsunami Warning for Negros Island
According to a Reuters report, an earthquake of 6.7 magnitude has struck off the Philippines coast, specifically near the island of Negros, on Monday.
These Animals Can Predict Your Future [PHOTOS]
Punxsutawney Phil's, the groundhog in Pennsylvania, U.S. predicted winter for six more weeks. There had been instances where animals have been used to predict the future. While several people perished in the 2004 Tsunami, dogs, buffaloes, goats were all unharmed. There were reports that animals sensed the tsunami long before people became aware of it.
Jarawas: Tourism Pushing Andaman Aborigines to Tipping Point
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands, a Union Territory of India which lies in the Bay of Bengal, have attracted renewed tourist interest after reports that some members of the Jarawas, one of the tribes, were paid to dance naked in front of foreign tourists.
Japan: Secret Plan to Evacuate Tokyo during Fukushima Crisis
Leaked report shows extent of Japanese Government fear over nuclear crisis
Scalybot 2: Researchers Prove Snakes ‘Can Help People’ [VIDEO]
Researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology in the U.S. have invented Scalybot 2, a search and rescue robot that can move on uneven surfaces.
Doomsday Clock: Is the World A More Dangerous Place Than Last Year?
Scientists are to announce mankind is close to catastrophic destruction with the movement of the Doomsday clock.
2012 Economy Forecasts Paint Gloomy Picture
Recession in the West, euro breakup, tighter budgets in Britain and a jittery Asian economy paint bleak picture, according to Centre for Economic and Business Research.
2011 was 'Disaster' for Insurance Companies
Insurance companies made record payouts last year, following large-scale disasters in Japan and New Zealand.
Recap Key Events From 1911-2011 in Ten Minutes [VIDEO]
A Youtube user, derDon1234, has posted a 10-minute video showing important events from 1911 to 2011.
World Celebrates Advent of 2012 with Balloons and Fireworks [VIDEO]
People around the world ushered in the New Year 2012 with prayers, balloons and fireworks. They rejoiced the end of 2011 by holding midnight parties at select disco clubs and pubs.
The Dramatic Images of 2011 [PHOTOS]
It's pointless to give treatises on all these happenings at a time when the whole world is getting ready to welcome the New Year. And the only apt thing to do at the eleventh hour is nothing but to recall the events through the dramatic images of the year
Thailand Floods and a Year of Natural Disasters
2011 marked by series of devastating natural disasters from floods and tsunamis to earthquakes and droughts.
UK Economy: Q3 GDP Growth Faster Than Expected
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, received welcome news ahead of the Christmas break as growth figures for the UK were better than expected between July and September.
2011: Devastating Earthquake and Tsunami Hit Japan [PHOTOS]
A devastating 8.9. magnitude earthquake hit Japan in March, triggering a massive tsunami that swept cars, ships and buildings away along the northeast coast of the country.
Lady Gaga Back in Japan to Celebrate Christmas
Gaga reached Tokyo on December 20, and soon the star tweeted: "Just arrived in Tokyo! So happy to see my Kawaii Monsters! #SleepyGaga bedtime. I'm a professional napper today".
Japanese Tsunami Shown on Google Street View [PHOTOS]
Nine months after the devastating earthquake and tsunami struck the northeast of Japan, Google has uploaded photos of the affected areas on its Street View mapping site. The images show the path of destruction left behind by the tsunami.
Wild Monkeys to test Fukushima Radiation
Scientists will use wild monkeys to test radiation levels around Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
Greenpeace Claims Japanese Tsunami Fund 'Used for Whaling Programme'
According to the report, the Japanese whaling fleet is reportedly headed for Antarctic waters this week. However, the authorities have not confirmed the reports.
Japan: Cesium in Baby Milk Powder Sparks New Fear of Radiation
A leading Japanese Food manufacture says radioactive cesium has been detected in its baby formula and has recalled the products.
Fukushima Nuclear Plant Director Steps Down Due To 'Ill Health'
The director of Japan's troubled Fukushima nuclear power plant is stepping down due to ill health, according to the plant's operator Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO)
Tsunami Trojan: Mac Virus Capable of Attacking Websites Spreads
A virus attacking Mac computers known as Tsunami Trojan has been discovered and early speculation suggests that it may be a DDoS attack tool, used to bring down websites.
Japan Eathquake May Have Struck Atmosphere First
The devastating earthquake that struck Japan earlier this year may have rattled the highest layer of the atmosphere before it shook the Earth, a discovery which could be used to provide warning for big earthquakes.
CERN Scientists ‘Break’ Speed of Light - and Einstein’s Special Relativity Theory
CERN scientists said on Thursday they had recorded sub-atomic particles travelling faster than light, producing a finding that could overturn fundamental law of physics such as one of Einstein's long-accepted special relativity theory.
Nuclear is no joking matter in Japan!
Japan's new Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda appointed a new industry minister after his predecessor made controversial remarks only eight days into the post about the country's nuclear crisis.
Japan: After typhoon Kills 26 and 51 Still Missing, Government Announces Rescue Plan
Japanese rescue teams have resumed the search as thousands were stranded and more than 50 people are still missing after Typhoon Talas hit the west of the country, triggering floods and landslides that killed at least 26 people on Shikoku Island on Saturday.
Alaskan Aleutian Islands Quake: Tsunami Warning Lifted
A tsunami warning triggered by a strong 6.8-magnitude earthquake which struck Alaska's Aleutian Islands early Friday morning has been lifted, the US Geological Survey reported.
Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan Steps Down
Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan announced his resignation Friday after 15 months in power, his career doomed by the government's handling of the March 11 earthquake, tsunami and ensuing nuclear crisis.
6.8 Quake Hits Japanese Coast; Tsunami Alert Lifted
A strong earthquake measuring 6.8 on the Richter scale struck off the northeast coast of Japan Friday afternoon, triggering a tsunami warning that was later lifted.
Earthquake of 6.2 magnitude Rocks Solomon Islands
A magnitude-6.2 earthquake hit off the Solomon Islands in the Pacific Ocean northeast of Australia on Thursday morning, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
Goals & Highlights Copa America 2011: Costa Rica beat Bolivia to increase pressure on Argentina [VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS]
Calendario Copa America 2-24 July, 2011. Teenage striker Joel Campbell inspired Costa Rica to a 2-0 victory over nine-man Bolivia to leave Argentina's Copa America future under threat.