Basement research team member Jason Ross spoke at a New Jersey event hosted by congressional candidate Diane Sare. He discussed the galactic context of processes on earth, the many promising techniques for earthquake prediction, and the political fight necessary for humanity not to go extinct, as all other species inevitably do.

We have evidence from solar and galactic cycles that we could be heading into a major extinction. LPAC-TV takes this opportunity to interview a veteran of three of the five mass extinctions.

Can life be reduced to nothing more than an interesting arrangement of atoms and molecules? No.

Daniel Connelly describes the discovery of a gigantic impact crater he found in Australia. Whatever object created this crater, struck the Earth about 545 million years ago, while the Earth was passing through one of the Milky Way's spiral arms, and coincided with the first appearance of animal life on our planet - the Cambrian Explosion.

Creativity is manifest everywhere in our universe, even at what seem to be the extremes: whether at the galactic or extragalactic extreme whose activity has coincided with evolutionary upshifts on earth, or at the level of the single celled organisms which they produced. It is an inescapable and undeniable fact, no matter where you look.

Peter Martinson (LPAC Basement Research Team) and Natalie Lovegren (LPACTV) discuss recent earthquake forecasts for the immediate period in the Pacific Rim of Fire: Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia, and California, U.S.

環太平洋火山帯　第２部 (JAPANESE VERSION)