12.0 Coming? Ecuador Lookout!
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12.0 Coming? Ecuador Lookout!
The phone rang a few minutes ago and Steve Quayle was on the line. "George - You have got to see this story out of Ecuador! There's a press report that more than 300 earthquakes of magnitude 4 have happens in the past 11 days!. I'm sending you the link."
About 12 seconds later: LINK arrived.\
Steve then sent along a link to an Ecuadorian seismology site where bulletin #36 is posted at this LINK and translates roughly as:
"Up to the moment 333 earthquakes have been assessed with magnitudes equal or bigger than 4.0 grades. In the figure 1 shows himself so much the average number of seismic events and his magnitudes I mediate using windows of 25 events. In the last 24 hours an increase is observed both in the magnitude and in the average of the number of events (it figures 1), which can be interpreted as the continuity of the activity, since to indicate that the same one diminishes it would be necessary to observe a decrease in both parameters: magnitude and number of earthquakes."
"In the figure 2 shows himself the distribution of the number of events and his magnitudes using an interval of classes for his magnitudes of 0.2 grades and taking as the axis of the abscissas the top rim of the limit of classes. Since one can notice in the figure 2, the majority of events possess magnitudes about 4.3 grade (126 event seismic) and 23 % of events has presented magnitudes major than 4.5 grades (77 seismic events), the same ones that in the main have been strongly senses in several cities opposite to the End of the St Lawrence and the Saint's Peninsula Elena."
Then we chatted about what it means. First, it substantiates the viewpoint that I expressed over the past couple of weeks (see Past Issue). Second, there's more going on off the coast of Ecuador than is being picked up and reported. Thirdly, and based on an hour or so of number crunching I did yesterday, I expect the reported quake levels will rise from their present period of quiescence to sizeable levels in about a week's time.
Does this means another mega quake? Maybe, but the odds are too hard to calculate (I'm an MBA - not a trained geologist). Nevertheless, the trend of increasing quakes over time is apparent in the U.S.G.S. numbers when you back out "no magnitude events" and the reality of continuing tectonic movement around the Pacific Ring of Fire can not be denied. The question is not if this causes some impact on the U.S. mainland down the road, but rather when. There seems to be a 9 and 15-day cycle in quakes, so if the pattern I'm watching is real, look for big shaker news out 5-9 days from today.
More volcanoes have popped off in the last week than have popped off in all of 2004. The single volcano in New Guinea released more sulfuric and carbon dioxide (not steam) gases than all the volcanoes of 2004. The release was so big according to Russian sources that it disturbed the upper atmosphere.
Although we can’t reveal the actual contents of the www.halfpasthuman.com web bot run which is just wrapping up, we can report that the number of languages in which people discussed “noises coming from deep within the earth” was 28 and in the next day’s data gathering, the number of languages discussing noise from the earth had jumped to 36 – and this is from a sample of 9-million reads.
Separate from the Russian backchannel and the web bot runs, the bot spiders have found 422 earthquake discussion forums. The volume of discussion going on these sites is noticeably up just since Friday of last week such that the amount of posts being made has doubled since last Friday. This is to the point that people who are “regulars” are remarking on the amount of data beginning to pour in.
One other thing from the Russian sources (a geologist who works for the Dhumma) He says if you look at the disposition of the quakes from the Nicobar Islands and over to the Ecuador area, the Nicobar quakes are marginally above the equator while the Ecuador quakes are marginally below. If you then juxtapose the write ups about the quakes, he’s afraid we may actually see a plate shift involving the Pacific Plate. He believes the Indo-Australian plate has either fractured or is in process.
All the quakes since the Cayman Islands quake of 6.8 in December seem to be pointing to a major movement of the Pacific plate. The timeline? No one knows, but the Russian thinks we could be within 90-120 days. His fear is that if the Indo-Australian quake was a 9 (9.2), the possible pending move of the Pacific plate would be a 12.
One of the Russian’s concerns is that if there is an event of this size in the Pacific, and the plate moves, a 12.0 near Ecuador, buildings in Europe and even Moscow would collapse.
We’ve picked up some reports in one of the Hindustani papers that people who live in the Nicobar Islands are reporting “groaning from the earth” such that people can’t sleep.
Now, flash back 12,000 years and you’ll find that the Chaldeans left Western Indian for what is now the Middle East because of quakes that made living in the area unthinkable. Could it be that history is repeating itself here? Ask me in a couple of months. Or, if we really have a 12 event, ask anyone else who survives.
One last thing: The bots noted a week or two back that Chandler's wobble is off in the latest results - and we're outside of historic means. This means the earth's spin has changed...
http://urbansurvival.com/week.htm
New Info Added: 10:15 PST
12.0 Coming? Ecuador Lookout!
The phone rang a few minutes ago and Steve Quayle was on the line. "George - You have got to see this story out of Ecuador! There's a press report that more than 300 earthquakes of magnitude 4 have happens in the past 11 days!. I'm sending you the link."
About 12 seconds later: LINK arrived.\
Steve then sent along a link to an Ecuadorian seismology site where bulletin #36 is posted at this LINK and translates roughly as:
"Up to the moment 333 earthquakes have been assessed with magnitudes equal or bigger than 4.0 grades. In the figure 1 shows himself so much the average number of seismic events and his magnitudes I mediate using windows of 25 events. In the last 24 hours an increase is observed both in the magnitude and in the average of the number of events (it figures 1), which can be interpreted as the continuity of the activity, since to indicate that the same one diminishes it would be necessary to observe a decrease in both parameters: magnitude and number of earthquakes."
"In the figure 2 shows himself the distribution of the number of events and his magnitudes using an interval of classes for his magnitudes of 0.2 grades and taking as the axis of the abscissas the top rim of the limit of classes. Since one can notice in the figure 2, the majority of events possess magnitudes about 4.3 grade (126 event seismic) and 23 % of events has presented magnitudes major than 4.5 grades (77 seismic events), the same ones that in the main have been strongly senses in several cities opposite to the End of the St Lawrence and the Saint's Peninsula Elena."
Then we chatted about what it means. First, it substantiates the viewpoint that I expressed over the past couple of weeks (see Past Issue). Second, there's more going on off the coast of Ecuador than is being picked up and reported. Thirdly, and based on an hour or so of number crunching I did yesterday, I expect the reported quake levels will rise from their present period of quiescence to sizeable levels in about a week's time.
Does this means another mega quake? Maybe, but the odds are too hard to calculate (I'm an MBA - not a trained geologist). Nevertheless, the trend of increasing quakes over time is apparent in the U.S.G.S. numbers when you back out "no magnitude events" and the reality of continuing tectonic movement around the Pacific Ring of Fire can not be denied. The question is not if this causes some impact on the U.S. mainland down the road, but rather when. There seems to be a 9 and 15-day cycle in quakes, so if the pattern I'm watching is real, look for big shaker news out 5-9 days from today.
More volcanoes have popped off in the last week than have popped off in all of 2004. The single volcano in New Guinea released more sulfuric and carbon dioxide (not steam) gases than all the volcanoes of 2004. The release was so big according to Russian sources that it disturbed the upper atmosphere.
Although we can’t reveal the actual contents of the www.halfpasthuman.com web bot run which is just wrapping up, we can report that the number of languages in which people discussed “noises coming from deep within the earth” was 28 and in the next day’s data gathering, the number of languages discussing noise from the earth had jumped to 36 – and this is from a sample of 9-million reads.
Separate from the Russian backchannel and the web bot runs, the bot spiders have found 422 earthquake discussion forums. The volume of discussion going on these sites is noticeably up just since Friday of last week such that the amount of posts being made has doubled since last Friday. This is to the point that people who are “regulars” are remarking on the amount of data beginning to pour in.
One other thing from the Russian sources (a geologist who works for the Dhumma) He says if you look at the disposition of the quakes from the Nicobar Islands and over to the Ecuador area, the Nicobar quakes are marginally above the equator while the Ecuador quakes are marginally below. If you then juxtapose the write ups about the quakes, he’s afraid we may actually see a plate shift involving the Pacific Plate. He believes the Indo-Australian plate has either fractured or is in process.
All the quakes since the Cayman Islands quake of 6.8 in December seem to be pointing to a major movement of the Pacific plate. The timeline? No one knows, but the Russian thinks we could be within 90-120 days. His fear is that if the Indo-Australian quake was a 9 (9.2), the possible pending move of the Pacific plate would be a 12.
One of the Russian’s concerns is that if there is an event of this size in the Pacific, and the plate moves, a 12.0 near Ecuador, buildings in Europe and even Moscow would collapse.
We’ve picked up some reports in one of the Hindustani papers that people who live in the Nicobar Islands are reporting “groaning from the earth” such that people can’t sleep.
Now, flash back 12,000 years and you’ll find that the Chaldeans left Western Indian for what is now the Middle East because of quakes that made living in the area unthinkable. Could it be that history is repeating itself here? Ask me in a couple of months. Or, if we really have a 12 event, ask anyone else who survives.
One last thing: The bots noted a week or two back that Chandler's wobble is off in the latest results - and we're outside of historic means. This means the earth's spin has changed...
Surely I'm missing something. Must be more tired than I thought. 
Sharon 
; I'm always in that state. 