Saving Yourself vs Fulcanelli

A new Educational Games on Safety and Emergency. An adventure to learn on the most appropriate behaviour in case of: - volcanic eruptions - earthquakes - hydrogeological disasters A narrating voice will guide you through the game. Audio effects and original drawings. Answer to questions while gaming and earn achievements. A final test will show you what type of expert you've become. The game is ideal for children, but will give important info to adults too. The game can be played now in two languages: English and Italian. More languages and more adventures will comes (First Aid and others) Game design: Sabina Maraffi, Francesco M. Sacerdoti Storytelling: Sabina Maraffi Software development: e-voluzione srl Original Drawings: Sabina Maraffi Music and Audio Effects: Francesco Sacerdoti English translation: Serena Carotenuto, Annalisa Raffone

Fulcanelli is your live Earth activity dashboard — earthquakes, space weather, and clear intelligence briefings in one place. See recent USGS earthquakes on an interactive map with QuakeFeed-style green land and glowing seismic ripples at each epicenter. Filter by magnitude and region, tap the feed to jump straight to the quake, and zoom in for a closer look at what just happened. Track the space weather layers that surround our planet: • Solar flares • Geomagnetic storms • Aurora / planetary Kp • Schumann resonance Read a shared daily Earth Intelligence briefing — pre-generated so everyone sees the same clear summary of seismic clusters, geomagnetic conditions, and notable patterns. Pattern analysis and education only. Fulcanelli does not predict earthquakes. Whether you’re following California, Alaska, the Ring of Fire, or worldwide activity, Fulcanelli helps you stay informed about what’s happening on and around Earth. Features • Live earthquake feed and map • Magnitude and geography filters • Seismic ripple markers with magnitude labels • Space weather layers and dashboards • Daily Earth Intelligence briefings • Alert preferences for quakes and environmental activity Data sources include USGS and NOAA. Location is optional and only used to show you on the map when enabled.