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The Gulf Stream stalled and failed to displace the superheated water off the coast of Florida. As a result, the Gulf Stream became a veritable hurricane furnace, remaining superheated like a pot on a stove. Also in this issue: -Why is the ground shaking again under New York City? What are seismologists saying—and what are city officials not telling you? -"A disaster in Brooklyn: the concrete canopy of an old hotel collapsed onto the sidewalk—the connection to the earthquake is still unknown." -Alligators in Florida are like pigeons in New York: they're everywhere. On video, on the news, in your backyard. Where are they hiding, and which rivers in Florida are considered the most dangerous? -Los Angeles is opening RV campsites for homeless people, while San Francisco is closing them. Why have these cities chosen different paths? SpaceX launched 28 more Starlink satellites—the megaconstellation is growing, and record-breaking launches continue. 0:00 Episode Digest 1:40 Ocean Disaster 3:26 Earthquakes 5:04 Collapses in New York 6:56 Alligators in Florida 9:13 Homeless in RVs 10:59 Rocket Launch Support the channel financially. We would be grateful for any amount. PayPal: [email protected] https://www.paypal.me/vlad842018 Zelle: +1(941)321-3665 https://cash.app/$Vlad84 Cash App: +1(941)321-3665 Filming a report Event coverage Advertising on the channel +1(941)321-3665