Earthquake Swarm in Arkansas Intensifies. Memphis, Tennessee could be epicenter for the next big one

Originally posted by Shenon
Just a thought,but if this "Tidal Wave" is seen/felt on the Webicoders in the West (cue Westcoast),shouldn´t it also bee seen on the Yellowstone Webicoders? Isn´t that like in the Middle of Arkansas and the West?

And here is one for Robin: I thought about the last few Pages on this Thread and the Signatures Trip3 thinks are HT´s in Yellowstone (which are not HT´s according to the Semi-Experts on ATS). Might be worth investigating if those Lines have something to do with the Activity in Arkansas (Maybe a new Fault-Line between New Madrid and San Andreas)

Firstly, I won't discuss anything Trip3 has to say.

Secondly, if you want to go back to the Yellowstone thread you'll find an explaination from the YVO on the signatures. They're were the same wavy lines on the Yellowstone webicorders over the last two days.

Originally posted by westcoast
Well, maybe it is all just psychological because I am thinking about it....but I have suddenly started to feel very 'motion sick' right now. I am up in the Pacific Northwest, so hopefully it has nothing to do with you guys. I am getting a bit dizzy too...which is what happened last night just before the 4.7. Anyone else have increasing symptoms right now?

Interestingly, yes. Right now I am just chalking my symptoms up to change in weather + sinus congestion however it is somewhat unusual for me. This morning my head has not felt "right" and it seems like my hearing is a bit off. The hearing impairment is very strange because it just feels like pressure in my ear but the sensation is not quite the usual feeling I get when I have a head cold. Since I am located in the north-east US, I am more inclined to think this is air pressure / weather related. Either way, it is uncomfortable and an interesting coincidence.

BTW- I was out in the San Francisco area last week and many coworkers out there were missing work due to a strange head cold which had symptoms including a "spaced out" feeling, vertigo and head/sinus pressure. One coworker joked that it felt like he was feeling "really stoned without the fun part".

Maybe everybody is feeling the effect of a winter headcold or some other bug that is making the rounds these days?

Originally posted by Robin Marks

Originally posted by Shenon
Just a thought,but if this "Tidal Wave" is seen/felt on the Webicoders in the West (cue Westcoast),shouldn´t it also bee seen on the Yellowstone Webicoders? Isn´t that like in the Middle of Arkansas and the West?

And here is one for Robin: I thought about the last few Pages on this Thread and the Signatures Trip3 thinks are HT´s in Yellowstone (which are not HT´s according to the Semi-Experts on ATS). Might be worth investigating if those Lines have something to do with the Activity in Arkansas (Maybe a new Fault-Line between New Madrid and San Andreas)

Firstly, I won't discuss anything Trip3 has to say.

Secondly, if you want to go back to the Yellowstone thread you'll find an explaination from the YVO on the signatures. They're were the same wavy lines on the Yellowstone webicorders over the last two days.

No,you misunderstood me. Its not his Statements but the Activity at Yellowstone and a possible connection to the Arkansas Swarms lately im thinking about.

There is just something i want to check. Call it a feeling.

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There is a connection. But it's not a connecting faultline. I'll post a full explaination later. I'm still trying to wrap my head around it. It will dawn on me sooner or later on how to present it and make it understandable.

Maybe reading and understanding tides will help. I used to think is was simple gravitational forces which lift the water. But it's much more complicated than that. So it's not obvious. Just look at the webicorders, they looked like a rollercoaster from hell.

folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu...

Originally posted by Robin Marks
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There is a connection. But it's not a connecting faultline. I'll post a full explaination later. I'm still trying to wrap my head around it. It will dawn on me sooner or later on how to present it and make it understandable.

Maybe reading and understanding tides will help. I used to think is was simple gravitational forces which lift the water. But it's much more complicated than that. So it's not obvious. Just look at the webicorders, they looked like a rollercoaster from hell.

folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu...

Hm,ok.

Anyway,this may be something for PuterMan (don´t know if he already did research that) but after looking for the other Swarms,i noticed something on this Map. N-East and West of the current Ark. Swarm. Maybe PuterMan could look trough it and say if this looks to be travelling. Sure looks like it.

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The area to the northeast is the New Madrid Seimic Zone. And the other is Oklahoma. They've been having swarms and there too, there is talk in the press and by residents, is that it is from fracking and injection.

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Just a tip for anyone who's been feeling nauseous/like standing on a waterbed etc and it appears to be from this seismic acitivity... Visitors to some threads would know that I'm very sensitive to seismics in some ways (which is one reason I like to live in such a "quiet" region of the world), and when it's really bad I find that eating corn helps.

Yes, corn... It can be corn on the cob, or plain kernels from a can, or even cornflakes. But it seems there's something in the corn. Unless you've got a rather rare allergy to corn, give it a try. It can't do any harm and it just might help you.

Best regards,

Mike