CERN Restart Large Hadron Collider-Earth Quakes Jump 10x!

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Full steam ahead!

efforts have been concentrated on correctly tuning the parameters of the Quench Protection System ...

In the CERN Control Centre, the operators are now working on optimising the beam parameters and improving the beam lifetime. The energy of the proton beams is currently 450 GeV. The first energy ramp-up is expected in the next few days. High-energy collisions are planned for the end of March.

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The end of March

typo


[edit on 7-3-2010 by imd12c4funn]

That would be great and everything but its not running high enough to do anything. so shush

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Are you saying then that it will or could when its running at full go?

As yous know Turkey got some activity today but all other activity is normal in fact down a bit.

The vast amount of activity in the last week or has been around places that always shakes a bit. All other activity subsides within days and what we need is to show is a higer level of stength in places that traditionaly move around to start with.

The most probable cause of the Earthquake, and continuing earthquakes was the collpase of the enormous magnetic filament in the Sun which lasted for 7 days. It collapsed on the 24th, and there were several CMEs which resulted from it which effects would have arrived on Earth on the 27th or 28th.

The ‘Great Magnetic Filament’ on the sun that we’ve been tracking for the past week finally erupted yesterday… The event did not produce a bright solar flare, as sometimes happens when filaments erupt, but there was a coronal mass ejection (CME). SOHO coronagraphs observed at least one and possibly as many as three clouds billowing away from the sun… If any of this material is heading for Earth - a big unknown! - it would arrive on Feb. 27th or 28th.“

spaceweather.com...

The above information was on Spaceweather.com on the 25th.

[edit on 8-3-2010 by ElectricUniverse]

reply to post by Logarock


yeah, there was just another temblor in Turkey; several dozens killed...

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Yes I have seen you post this elsewhere. It certaily warrants a look and their is enough info available to varify any conection.

Looking over very public and available data we are on course at the current rate to have an average year with just very slight increases in the 6 catagory. In the 5 cat we are up about 25% in the 2000-2010 frame from the prior decade. This is based on 20 year info.




[edit on 8-3-2010 by Logarock]

I got to say this much: There is some serious data correlating directly to the Earth's magnetoshpere going haywire - which corresponds exactly day-for-day each of the larger earthquakes of late.

Do I dare suggest something in the way of an approaching huge celestial object tugging on (or repelling) that same protective magnetoshpere?

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Nice site-thanks for that,EU!

Originally posted by WarriorKing
Do I dare suggest something in the way of an approaching huge celestial object tugging on (or repelling) that same protective magnetoshpere?

Let's say terrestrial instead of celestial. Now if they can aim the magnetic forces in the slighest bit across the entire terrestrial area across the earth, then I made my case here about the 'coin-toss' being random or not random. Post about superbowl coin toss over black matters... like blackholes.

Let's take a look at the numbers and try to see what kind of advantage the toss-winning team has. The data is pretty straightforward - in 43 coin tosses, the winner has gone on to win 20 games and lose 23 games. As such it would seem that winning the toss is a disadvantage.

the winner does in fact have an important advantage.

Super Bowl Coin Toss, Mathematically

It would not be hard to say that the coin toss is not affected at all by the LHC if there is already enough demonstrated magnetic forces generated by such machinery, even when "not yet at full power".

We do have reports that the LHC was powered up on February 7th, the day of the Superbowl.

Go-go gadget conspiracy to win a superbowl over a magnetic force to affect the coin toss by a small amount. That's one way to bet over an almost impossible chance.

If there is any connection or affection related at all, then next bet would be on Death Star Politics over how money gets dumped into the LHC.

[edit on 9-3-2010 by dzonatas]

New coincidence according the Japan earthquake and the recent restart of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in Geneve suggests that there is indeed a connection between either the strong magnetic fields from the LHC or distortions in the earths crust caused by unknown effects with colliding at such high energies.

Quoting public.web.cern.ch...

Data taking has begun for the 2011 run after stable beams at an energy of 3.5 TeV were announced shortly after 6pm on 13th March. Physicists from the LHC experiments will now begin acquiring and analysing data from proton collisions, slowly building evidence for current models and seeking tantalizing clues of new physics.

The large earthquake in Japan also happened about that time.