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

In case you want to read something on a little stranger note and a bit outside of what most would consider reality.

'This is interesting considering earthquakes, Arkansas, and Quartz.

And we tell you that there is no place on the Earth at the present time revealing more wondrous evidence of the Earths transition, than the Crystal Vortex of Arkansas.

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reply to post by KathyG427


It's located at Basin Creek Farm, Marlvern, AR.
2nd line

reply to post by katfish


Nice observation!

Funny, i just got a job in a bakery, and was observing a bowl of flour. Freshly mounded in the bowl a bit of shaking it leveled out, but a bit more and the flour began to look like how sand demonstrates liquification. The flour became fluid-y with some parts clinging and staying masses, others just reacting in loose reaction to the wave motion. I couldn't think but to say oh, wow, will you look at that! Couldn't wait to get home and put up my observation, and what do you know you already have a great analogy posted. Kudos to you, you beat me to the punch. I so appreciate your posts cause you always have an interesting perspective, keep up the good work.

reply to post by KathyG427


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3.0 2011/03/17 17:59:47 35.241 -92.392 5.0 1 km ( 1 mi) N of Greenbrier, AR
2.0 2011/03/17 12:42:08 35.269 -92.343 4.7 6 km ( 4 mi) NE of Greenbrier, AR
2.4 2011/03/17 12:34:24 35.271 -92.337 3.7 6 km ( 4 mi) S of Guy, AR

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Ok so here is the quake you guys felt. It's finally up an HOUR later lol.

It registered 3.0 Mag.

reply to post by PuterMan

WHAR.AG.00.HHZ.2011.076 Something happened at 17:45 or so, that would be around 12:45 local time. Looks like a 2.3/2.5

Please help me out - I might not be looking at this correctly. 12:45/17:45 would be the blue line below 1700 and about at the middle of the blue line, right? or wrong? What part of that looks like a 2.3/2.5? Can you circle it in and show the graphic so I better understand? Cause I'm not seeing it.....

Had to edit. Am I the only one who can't pull up WHAR on GEE?

The last two quakes look different from one another.

reply to post by Robin Marks


I am seeing it too Robin. I got it showing up at all 4 of the stations I am watching on GEE @ 19:16 UTC or 3:16 EST.

Wish I knew how to capture the GEE shots and post them.

reply to post by watchdog

I am seeing it too Robin. I got it showing up at all 4 of the stations I am watching on GEE @ 19:16 UTC or 3:16 EST.

I felt only a small rumble with that quake...weird. Maybe it's closer to Guy.

While we wait, let's look at some Arkansas quartz.

What is very interesting about certain quartz in the area is that there is water in some of the quartz.

Quartz is an important part of the equation.

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reply to post by Robin Marks

While we wait, let's look at some Arkansas quartz. What is very interesting about certain quartz in the area is that there is water in some of the quartz. Quartz is an important part of the equation.

Wow! That is so cool! And he sold it for $800! I need to go find some quartz

reply to post by Robin Marks


Those are really cool. I love to go panning and gem hunting. I have a TON downstairs of all different kinds I found in N. Georgia and North Carolina Mountains. Glad it's warming up outside so we can get out and look again.

Just checked and USGS says it was a 2.4 just south of Guy. Here it is.

just felt another little rumble.

last quake...5.5 miles NE of me

Magnitude 2.4
Date-Time

* Thursday, March 17, 2011 at 19:15:54 UTC
* Thursday, March 17, 2011 at 02:15:54 PM at epicenter

Location 35.277°N, 92.337°W
Depth 4.2 km (2.6 miles)
Region ARKANSAS
Distances

* 5 km (3 miles) S (182°) from Guy, AR
* 7 km (4 miles) NE (42°) from Greenbrier, AR
* 9 km (6 miles) ESE (119°) from Twin Groves, AR
* 24 km (15 miles) NNE (27°) from Conway, AR
* 60 km (37 miles) N (359°) from Little Rock, AR
* 416 km (259 miles) SSW (207°) from St. Louis, MO

Location Uncertainty horizontal +/- 0.6 km (0.4 miles); depth +/- 0.5 km (0.3 miles)
Parameters NST= 11, Nph= 19, Dmin=3 km, Rmss=0.14 sec, Gp= 90°,
M-type=duration magnitude (Md), Version=A

I am in the kennel bathing and blowing out a few dogs and felt some quakes hit. I see what USGS has posted and it looks like its getting more active again. The plumb bob is swinging again. Will start the camera as soon as I get this posted.

reply to post by Robin Marks


Robin, have they started the injection wells again? Is there any way to be sure? Just wondering since there have been quite a few quakes today...

we just have to pray that nobody is going to die during that next big earthquake.

reply to post by kennylee


No they haven't started up the two wells again. Unless someone has heard otherwise. There's a meeting coming up soon to assess the situation.

It's definately active, still. The 3.0 mag. was lateral. Meaning off the main faultline. The ones from a few weeks ago would have been a bit bigger. No conclusions, just observations. I mentioned recently, even after the army stopped the pumps in Colorado, the earthquake continued for awhile. This may be that.

Just curious. What's the weather like in Arkansas today?

reply to post by Robin Marks


Sunny and 72 here. A few clouds pass thru but not many.

reply to post by herenow


I was a poster on another thread www.abovetopsecret.com...
The information I wrote about had to do with kimberlite soil/pipes which is abundant in Arkansas (per your link in your post).

When I read that my jaw actually dropped being I had just wrote the above mentioned post Tuesday night. Anyway, I thought should reply. I found another article about Arkansas/Madrid Fault Line in particular:


“Scientists do not know what causes earthquakes. Most scientists are content theorizing that earthquakes are the result of movements along fault lines in the crust, but they do not know what precipitates the crustal movements in the first place. Recall that Thomas Gold believed, based on his knowledge of astronomy and the composition of other planets in our solar system, that methane gas violently escaping from the earth’s mantle and breaking overlying brittle rock is the cause of earthquakes. Furthermore, diamond-rich Kimberlite pipes and similar structures in various parts of the world, including the central United States, offer evidence of this theory. (3-5) Diamonds are made only in the mantle, which provides needed heat and pressure conditions. The presence of diamonds at the surface of the earth means they got there very quickly, possibly propelled by methane explosive gases. Did you know that Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana have produced huge diamonds? Near Murfreesboro, Arkansas, from what is now known to be a lamproite pipe, more than 100,000 stones averaging 0.25 carat each were produced between 1907 and 1933.

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