Rumor has it massive ELE coming in Sept. — asteroid strike

 

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In Earth’s last 540 million years over fifty percent of the animal species on planet Earth was wiped out at least 5 different times from a mass extinction event according to research posted on Wikipedia.
If true, it just goes to show one how frail life on this planet really is.
After all as it sits, in 2015, 16,306 species are considered endangered by extinction and more species face extinction every year as man has literally destroyed the planet in a certain sense.
And as you may know it’s no secret that we are long overdue for an extinction level event (ELE). Whether it’s from a nuclear war, a supervolcano eruption, or and asteroid impact, technically speaking, our days are numbered.

 

See the Terrifying Moment When an Avalanche Hit Mount Everest Base Camp 

This point of view video is full on and I’m sure glad the guy filming it is still alive. There is some language being used—plenty of ‘F’ words flying about—but given that this guy and others were just hit by a wall of snow and ice, you’ll have to excuse it.

The video captures the awful scene as a 7.9 magnitude earthquake occurred, sending an avalanche down upon the South Base Camp on Everest on Saturday.

The avalanche killed at least 18 people at the base camp and injured over 60.

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