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Godzilla Blankets
A Kaiju-Approved Cozy Blanket
For any fan of Godzilla or the kaiju genre, this oversized, officially licensed Godzilla Blanket is the perfect gift. The 76 x 54-inch blanket is made of 100% soft-touch polyester, which means it is easy to clean and maintain. It also features a fun collage of 30 unique Japanese movie posters, which adds some style to your home decor.

Monstrous Design
This exclusive Godzilla Blanket is a must have for any fan of the King of Monsters franchise, with its striking kaiju-approved design. It includes 30 different Japanese movie posters, including classics like Godzilla Raids Again (1955), Invasion of Astro-Monster (also known as The Return of the Mechagodzilla) and more.

Whether you're watching a movie or snuggling up on the couch, this extra-thick Godzilla Blanket is perfect for keeping you warm and comfortable. The oversized design is ideal for cuddling with friends or family members.

The Best Quality
This super-soft Godzilla blanket is crafted from high-quality material and measures 76 inches by 54 inches, making it the perfect size for any couch or bed. It's incredibly durable and will last for years to come. It's machine washable and can be tumble dried on a low setting for added comfort.

A Huge African Dust Plumme Hits Caribbean Basin And Southern US In June 2020
In June 2020, a massive African dust intrusion into the Caribbean Basin and southern US became known as the "Godzilla dust plume." This event was among the most intense episodes over the past 2 decades, with the trans-Atlantic transport triggering a major change in air quality in the region. The plume was characterized using a combination of satellite and ground-based observations, including MODIS, AERONET, CALIOP, and SEVIRI as well as GEOS model simulations.

The results of our study show that the top of the dust plume climbed from 6-8 km altitude over West Africa and then descended to about 4 km over the Caribbean Basin and 2 km over the US gulf coast. godzillaplush transported fine particulate matter (PM10) to a record concentration of 453 ug m-3 in Puerto Rico, and exceeded EPA air quality standards in about 20 % and 40 % of the EPA stations in nine southern states on 26 and 27 June.

During this time, a large dust plume also formed in the Atlantic Ocean near southern Algeria and western Mali, which traveled northwards into the Mediterranean Sea. These dust plumes then moved eastward along the Mediterranean coastline and reached the Middle East on 27 June. A large cloud of Sahara dust also began to spread over the Caribbean, causing "hazardous" air quality in some areas. Health experts warned that the cloud could cause respiratory problems for people. Its large and concentrated size is thought to have never been seen before in the Caribbean and could affect people living in the area.
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