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Originally posted by spinkyboo
Periodically, applications are made for geothermal leases in Known Geothermal Resource Areas (KGRAs) outside the park, such as in the Island Park KGRA west of the park, and the Corwin Springs KGRA north of YNP near LaDuke Hot Springs.
Idaho Geothermal leases
island park
Just sayin' -
When these start disappearing off the official page -
but we still see them on the seismograph... odd?
DELETED NOTIFICATION ==
***This event has been deleted after review by a seismologist.***
Geographic coordinates: 44.270N, 110.973W Magnitude:
4.6 Universal Time (UTC):
12 Feb 2011 02:36:09 Time near the Epicenter:
11 Feb 2011 19:36:09
Location with respect to nearby cities:
32 km (20 miles) ENE (58 degrees) of Warm River, ID
39 km (24 miles) SE (131 degrees) of Island Park, ID
42 km (26 miles) NE (44 degrees) of Drummond, ID
Originally posted by Anmarie96
reply to post by Disconnected Sociopath
The only part of your post I have time to reply to is just this ---- If Yellowstone were to erupt in an event that was major, - There would be no need for coffins. Those that were near would be fried, those on the outer edge would be burried in ash not a coffin.
Their site is linked to the computers at the usgs. So I would assume that if the computers are deleting information, that the computers would also delete this, but they didn't.
This statement was echoed in a lecture given by the previous Secretary of Defense, Cohen, on April 27, 1997 at the University of Georgia. He was speaking on weapons of mass destruction and he asserted that "electromagnetic waves can be used to stimulate geophysical events such as earthquakes, climate change, volcanic eruptions and the like".
Others are engaging even in an eco-type of terrorism whereby they can alter the climate, set off earthquakes, volcanoes remotely through the use of electromagnetic waves.
In fact, there is an international treaty going back to 1977 forbidding the use of weapon technologies which do these very same things.
With HAARP, they thought they would have a little more versatility and the ability to communicate at higher data rates and more efficiently with submarines at depth.
Dr Agnew experienced the power of ELF waves first hand back in the 1980′s. He was hired by an energy company to locate oil and gas using the same kind of ELF waves (at much lower frequencies) to carry out a search - a process called 'Earth Tomography'. During one particular incident, Dr Agnew believes his use of HAARP-like ELF waves accidentally triggered an earthquake.
Dr Agnew: “It was in the spring of 1987, we arrived in Roseburg, Oregon to use our ELF technology to search for oil and gas. Setting up that day, we had a little bit different results than we expected, because the instant that we energized it there was between a 4 and 4.5 (on the Richter scale) earthquake. We were so amazed about what seemed to be cause and effect - we get to an area that has a high propensity for earthquakes - an area known as the Mega Thrust [fault line] of the North Pacific - we turn it on and the earthquake occurs.”
A very long wavelength that efficiently passes through the Earth. And that can be used for a number of things including Earth penetrating tomography, the idea of looking into the Earth, or in plain language it would be by comparison like X-raying the Earth. You're looking into the Earth for underground mineral layers, underground shelters, nuclear facilities and the like.
Brooks (Agnew) concern was much broader in terms of what could be triggered with Earth penetrating tomography. And one of the things that he noted was, the effect of resonance. This idea of sending energy in, it harmonizes in such a way that causes the energy to actually to be more than the sum of the total. It's like the old WWI stories where the armies were marching across wooden bridges in Europe, and some hours after they had marched across, the bridges would just collapse.
This idea of resonance when applied to Earth penetrating tomography at very high power levels causes concern for many scientists including Brooks Agnew. Because what he believes is possible, is to trigger events within the Earth. Geophysical events - earthquake, volcanic eruptions, the kinds of things that may already be on the edge of discharge, and with the right resonant energies added into the system, cause them to overload and actually fracture. In fact it was William Cohen who actually made the statement regarding weapons of mass destruction and the idea of generating earthquakes artificially.
HOLLOW PLANET THEORY; U.S. scientist, believers to sail on icebreaker Richard Foot, CanWest News Service Published: Wednesday, May 30, 2007
A U.S. scientist and a small band of believers are planning a journey to the Canadian Arctic for what they call "the greatest geological expedition in history."
Are they searching for Arctic oil reserves? Documenting evidence of climate change?
Not quite. They're looking for a fog-shrouded hole in the Arctic Ocean that leads -- they say -- to the centre of the Earth, where an unknown civilization is lurking inside the hollow core of the planet.
This time next year, Kentucky based physicist and futurist Brooks Agnew hopes to board the commercially owned Russian icebreaker Yamal in the port of Murmansk, and to sail into the polar sea just beyond Canada's Arctic islands.
I play with loudspeakers in vehicles, and have accomplished WELL over 160DB's of sound pressure in a vehicle with under 10,000watts of power and 1 subwoofer/speaker. Now the frequencies we play in our vehicles are between 20hz and 100hz.
Originally posted by PuterMan
reply to post by FrackOff
I play with loudspeakers in vehicles, and have accomplished WELL over 160DB's of sound pressure in a vehicle with under 10,000watts of power and 1 subwoofer/speaker. Now the frequencies we play in our vehicles are between 20hz and 100hz.
Sound from speakers = vibrations from speakers = Tesla maybe = yes. Radio frequencies? Nope.
Thanks for your post it goes some way to proving my point.
By the way you should be very careful with that. 14 cycles can kill you if sustained.
edit on 13/2/2011 by PuterMan because: (no reason given)
As for radio frequencies, they produce no vibrations at all? If it's directed at one location can pressure not build up still?