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Originally posted by dgtempe
Geologists are saying this- hmmmm...I think they know a bit more than us, dont you???
While it was not a strike on Hawaii directly, it certainly was the cause of all the earthquakes as of late.
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Originally posted by Esoteric Teacher
if one looks at all the planets in our solar system for where the most active geological (seismic) events take place . .. . ..
Originally posted by Esoteric Teacher
Put a perfect pyramid inside of a perfect glass sphere, with the point of the top of the pyramid in position touching the north or south pole .. . . and the bottom of the pyramid will be at 19.5 degrees off of the equator.
coincidence?
Whoever built Cydonia was trying to tell us something, that much is obvious. Maths is a universal language and constants such as e or pi can be understood by anyone with a basic knowledge of maths notwithstanding what language one talks in.
Place an imaginary tetrahedron [a pyramid with four surfaces, each of which are equilateral triangles] inside a sphere [e.g. a planet] with one vertex touching the North or South pole and the other 3 vertices will rest at 19.5 degrees North or South latitude at 120 degree intervals around the sphere. Now rotate this sphere at a high rate of speed and something strange occurs. You get an upwelling of energy from within the sphere seemingly coming from nowhere that produces different [visual] effects depending on what your sphere is made up of. For example, if your sphere is made up of magma (molten rock) and a thin surface crust of solid rock, you get a volcanic upwelling at roughly 19.5 degrees N or S latitude.
Earth : Hawaiian Mauna Kea volcano : 19.6 degrees N ;
Mars : Olympus Mons volcano : 19.3 degrees N
If your sphere is made up of a gas you get a different "visual" effect :
Jupiter : The Great Red Spot : ~19.5 degrees S
Where is this energy coming from ?
Hoagland thinks that this energy is "stored" in a higher dimension than ours (mathematicians currently accept that there may be as much as 27 other higher dimensions) and that this energy "cascades" down and emerges into our dimension at the 19.5 degree latitude on rotating, spherical, liquid bodies - planets!
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Alpha & Beta Regio, two active volcanoes on Venus are at 19.5 degrees.
The Moon: Tsiolkovskii is a unique farside "mare-like" lava extrusion at 19.6 degrees South.
The spacecraft Voyager took some very interesting time-lapse images of Saturn's North Pole, showing a hexagonal pattern of clouds. This may be the second "signature pattern" for tetrahedral hyperdimensional energy. At this location, the energy would be "inwelling" (entering) from a higher dimension, while "upwelling" at the 19.5 N or S latitude locations.
Neptune's Great Dark Spot was found at roughly 19.5 degrees.
Extremely active volcanoes on Io are arrayed on two "rings of fire" each circling the moon at 19.5 degrees North & South, They are so active that they are literally turning the planet inside out.
These are a few of the anomalies. There are others - for example, the peak latitude of the 11-year sunspot cycle, and the peak latitude of solar temperature emission corresponding to that cyclic sunspot maximum, occurs at roughly 19.5 degrees North and South.
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Originally posted by Blaine91555
Originally posted by dgtempe
Geologists are saying this- hmmmm...I think they know a bit more than us, dont you???
While it was not a strike on Hawaii directly, it certainly was the cause of all the earthquakes as of late.
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That article is about a different zone altogether. It has nothing to do with what is happening in Hawaii.
Asia Quake Impacts Virginia Well-Water Levels
January 9 — The South Asian earthquake that spawned deadly tsunami waves also shifted water levels by at least 3 feet in a geologically sensitive Virginia well some 9,600 miles away from the epicenter, researchers say. (Associated Press)
Experts study how quakes trigger quakes
A powerful earthquake splits the California desert floor, killing a toddler and crumbling homes. Years later and a dozen miles away, another huge tremor on a different fault rocks the area. ...Scientists now believe the two events were related — and they are beginning to understand how.
In a study published in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature, researchers say they have directly measured for the first time how strong seismic shaking can weaken an adjacent and unrelated geologic fault.
"It's a very interesting discovery," said Christopher Scholz of the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University, who did not participate in the study. "We already know that earthquakes trigger other earthquakes on other faults. This provides some additional information that may tell us how that happens."
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Tsunami Quake Reveals Flaws in Model
The monster earthquake that hit Sumatra in December 2004 is teaching scientists what they don't know about what causes mega quakes, and it's a lot.
The tsunami-causing Sumatra-Andaman mega-thrust earthquake defied the theory geophysicists had been following for decades that estimated where the greatest quake risks were, said geophysicist Emile Okal of Northwestern University.
The problem is, as Okal points out, the gigantic Sumatra-Andaman earthquake involved middle-aged, middle-density crust moving at a middling rate. Yet it produced the third-most powerful earthquake in the last 100 years, surpassed only by the huge 1960 Chile and 1964 and Alaska quakes. ...Of those three, it was the only one recorded with modern digital scientific equipment.
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As for the ongoing ringing, or "free oscillations" of the planet, the Dec 26 quake was unlike any other recorded with modern digital broadband seismographs, said Park. ...It's fast-and-slow rupturing both struck the Earth like a bell and then bowed it like a cello string to produce a louder and clearer ringing of the planet than ever before observed.
All the rupturing, movement and ringing of the Earth have now been combined to re-calculate the total energy released by the original quake, Park explained. The result is a new magnitude rating of 9.15, double the power of the 9.0 rating that was last officially announced.
And it's not over yet, said Park. ..."If you look at the history of 'megathrust' earthquakes in the 1900s, three of them were within 15 years of each other, Park said. ..."I'd lay money that within the next ten years there will be another 8 plus," he said.
Tsunami Earthquake 'Unzipped' the Earth
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Scientists have known for some time that earthquakes in the order of 4.0 on the Richtor scale have been caused by oil drilling and other earth intrusive practices.
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Predicting earthquakes from space
The move comes as a result of extensive research into specific phenomena in the Earth's magnetosphere and ionosphere, often observed prior to earthquakes, by the Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism, Ionosphere and Radio Waves Propagation (IZMIRAN) of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
The first observations of ionosphere anomalies manifested days before major earthquakes date back to the 1960s.
...other precursors of major earthquakes - the concentration of radon, an inert gas, near the epicenter; the concentration of electrons in the ionosphere above the epicenter; and the content of crust-emitted metal-rich aerosols in the air, leading to an abnormally strong electric field there...
Study: Earth's Wobble Wipes Out Species
Climate change, naturally induced by tiny shifts in Earth's rotational axis and orbit, periodically wipes out species of mammals, a study published on Thursday says.
Paleontologists have long puzzled over fossil records that, remarkably, suggest mammal species tend to last around two and a half million years before becoming extinct.
Climate experts and biologists led by Jan van Dam at the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands, overlaid a picture of species emergence and extinction with changes that occur in Earth's orbit and axis. ...One wave of extinction was roughly every 2.4 million years or so and the other was about every million years or so, coinciding with extremes in the cycles of ellipticality, wobble and tilt. ...These were not swift, massive die-out's of the kind that famously wiped out the dinosaurs 65 million years ago, but rather a fadeout of species which could not cope with habitat loss or competition, especially when Ice Ages kicked in. ...As they became extinct, other species emerged.
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Also see: Earth Wobbles With the Weather
Originally posted by a1ex
I can accept that causing ripples in the earth crust can affect other areas randomly............. but with precission?