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Originally posted by One Step Beyond...
First was the HAARP doing earthquakes. Now is the LHC doing earthquakes. Then next will be the ISS doing earthquakes?
I think we have better info to come to some understanding, if one is to be had, that LHC is more of a possibility than HAARP.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Logarock
I think we have better info to come to some understanding, if one is to be had, that LHC is more of a possibility than HAARP.
At least 10 times more probable.
The probability of HAARP causing the earthquakes is 0. Ten times 0 is...
[edit on 3/5/2010 by Phage]
Originally posted by Logarock
In conjunction, earthquake activity went from 13 on the 26th, up to over 100! the following day on the 27th! Not only that the intensity went up as well. See for yourself.
USGS
Originally posted by WhiteOneActual
Originally posted by Logarock
In conjunction, earthquake activity went from 13 on the 26th, up to over 100! the following day on the 27th! Not only that the intensity went up as well. See for yourself.
USGS
There is a spike because of the aftershocks related to the Chile earthquake.
If you look at the data for the following days the same findings hold true. The preponderance of earthquakes recorded were Chilean aftershocks, which account for the misleading "earthquake spike." The numbers of novel daily earthquakes don't change in any statistically significant way.
There is no increase.
Originally posted by Josp1337
LHC require BIG AMOUNT of electricity ... so it can create a magnetic field ... have you see that the LHC position is totally on the opposite tectonic plate ... like trying to put 2 magnet togheter will create a repulsive effect ... same thing maybe have an effect on the tectonic plate ...
Originally posted by Logarock
Originally posted by WhiteOneActual
Originally posted by Logarock
In conjunction, earthquake activity went from 13 on the 26th, up to over 100! the following day on the 27th! Not only that the intensity went up as well. See for yourself.
USGS
There is a spike because of the aftershocks related to the Chile earthquake.
If you look at the data for the following days the same findings hold true. The preponderance of earthquakes recorded were Chilean aftershocks, which account for the misleading "earthquake spike." The numbers of novel daily earthquakes don't change in any statistically significant way.
There is no increase.
Yes you are correct. Outside of Chile and several of the usual suspect areas there has been no increase above normal in number or scale world wide.