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Originally posted by PlanetXGuy
Hi mzmusig:
Originally posted by mzmusiqWOW!!!!! This is all so sereal! We have got to start getting ready for the worst, because its coming!
"experiencing one long night that shields our side of the planet from the worst solar storms; while the southern hemisphere has one long day"
is this the day when the sun stands still?
like what someone from the bible commanded the sun to stand still (& the sun stood still)?
just asking...
Originally posted by leunaM
"experiencing one long night that shields our side of the planet from the worst solar storms; while the southern hemisphere has one long day"
is this the day when the sun stands still?
like what someone from the bible commanded the sun to stand still (& the sun stood still)?
just asking...
I think we can all agree that NASA's Orbit path of Elenin is nothing short of a mystery.
I have personally used the Java app to track Elenin's orbit and carefully noted each line-up as it occured. I think it's very important that I mention I DID NOT need to adjust the viewing angle as I studied the orbit path and saw each mysterious line-up event cooincide with another 8.0+ Earthquake.
Warning: If you intend to use cometary orbital elements in a two-body propagation to compute future/past position (ephemerides), your results will be inaccurate and in some cases, completely incorrect. The motion of comets is affected by their so-called non-gravitational forces (the rocket-like force from outgassing of material from the comet while close to the sun). Thus, it is especially important to use HORIZONS to compute comet ephemerides.
I want to quickly swing things in a different direction here regarding the mysterious orbit path of Elenin.
I did a lot of looking around to discover that this Java app has been in existance on the JPL website pre- the last couple of major earthquakes. What this means to me is either :
- This orbit path is the most cooincidental thing I have ever seen to the extent that I would doubt it is a cooincidense.
- A secret body is using the orbit path to cooincide with various experiments each time a line-up occurs.
Those are the only 2 probable reasons as to explain the mysterous monster earthquakes each time a line-up occurs. (Elenin - Sun - Earth) etc..
USGS
Frequency of Occurrence of Earthquakes
Magnitude Average Annually
8 and higher 1 ¹
7 - 7.9 15 ¹
6 - 6.9 134 ²
5 - 5.9 1319 ²
4 - 4.9 13,000
(estimated)
3 - 3.9 130,000
(estimated)
2 - 2.9 1,300,000
(estimated)
¹ Based on observations since 1900.
These numbers have been recently updated, based on data from the Centennial catalog (from 1900 to 1999) and the PDE (since 2000).
² Based on observations since 1990.
It states that going back 6 or so years, the quantity of 5.0+ earthquakes that have occured has been increasing and that already for the year 2011, PRE-June, we had already experienced more earthquakes than were recorded for the entire year of 2003 [Edit for brevity--DJW001]
There are only 2 reasons why this would happen :
A - Technology for recording earthquakes has improved over that time period.
B - We have actually had more earthquakes happening each year.
Could be either of these but my logic is telling me, "How hard is it to detect 5.0+ earthquakes?"
See if those figures were for the total number of earthquakes experienced each year then .. perhaps.. we might be able to now detect sub 0.1+ earthquakes which would significantly jump up that quantity but it's hard to miss anything above a 5.0 right?
I read a few posts back that you can line up any 3 points in space by adjusting the viewing angle. This is 100 percent true. However, as to why someone felt that piece of information were important to mention for this particular topic is beyond my understanding.
I have personally used the Java app to track Elenin's orbit and carefully noted each line-up as it occured. I think it's very important that I mention I DID NOT need to adjust the viewing angle as I studied the orbit path and saw each mysterious line-up event cooincide with another 8.0+ Earthquake.
Could be either of these but my logic is telling me, "How hard is it to detect 5.0+ earthquakes?"
See if those figures were for the total number of earthquakes experienced each year then .. perhaps.. we might be able to now detect sub 0.1+ earthquakes which would significantly jump up that quantity but it's hard to miss anything above a 5.0 right?
So basically a lot of the above logic draws me to believe that something is definitely going on based on information that I personally feel are reliable sources of data.
Do I think that on the 27th September 2011 we will see another monster earthquake.. Probability tells me yes, hope tells me please no!!
I'm all for logical debunking of my replies ut please refrain from taking individual lines out of context. I am referring to it being a mystery (and if you read further down) due to the occurances of line-ups.
Yes I have checked allignment dates from all angles and they line-up no matter which way you look at it, I'm not dumb enough to forget to double check something that obvious before making such a post.
Each planet is marked from it's centre point in that orbit diagram. If the centre points line-up, regardless of size it is still a line-up.
I'm not sure why there was talk of scale being used in the diagram as all the dots are the exact same size?
unless you have a device close to the location of each earthquake, you would not be able to accurately measure it's severity properly.
It then occured to me : I'd be surprised if over the last decade we didn't already know of every single earthquake happening on our planet. We may not have had the most accurate measurements on them but surely you could just adjust the strength of the quake to the distance the shockwave is felt at the point where it is being recorded and then adjust to compensate from these things... even a ballpark distance will let you know if the quakes were above 5.0 to 8.0 right?
I'm not talking about specific quake figures but a general quantity of 5.0+ quake comparrisons per year. that increase figure wouldn't be out by several hundred per year now would it? technology in recording earthquakes hasn't been that bad back in 2003 up till now right or am I wrong to assume this?
The plotted 4x4 pixel blocks are can't be exactly centered on the actual location of the object at all times. With each pixel representing a distance of 1,000,000 km, the center of the object would have to move 1,000,000 km left or right for the 4x4 pixel block to get nudged over left or right.
Originally posted by JaxCavalera
Object size: well the object sizes are irrelevant for a line-up in reference to the JPL Orbit Diagram. Why?
Each planet is marked from it's centre point in that orbit diagram. If the centre points line-up, regardless of size it is still a line-up.
As for the line-ups I guess we must be looking at 2 different orbit diagrams because when I see them, I see line-ups perfect each time.
Also, if there were a delay of the strongest line-up point (perfect line-up) and I'm not saying that I didn't see what appears to be perfect line-ups on my monitor, but if there were. It is still possible that the time it took for whatever it is that is causing the cooincidental (or perhaps not so cooincidental) earthquakes to occur might take a bit of time before we feel it's effects.
I don't think that's a hard to believe speculation is it?
I don't know what or if any force is effecting earth but if it were a graitional pull/push of sorts.. it is entirely possible that you would see a delay between when it happens and when we feel it's effects.
an asteroid's debris is pulled behind it due to it's gravity right?
That sounds like either the delay concept is at work (which well can or can't be accurately debated due to lack of factual evidense) OR depending on the resolution that the diagram is viewed at as to the number of pixels each "DOT" would be and thus the accuracy of each dot. but I can see how it's not th emost accurate means to measure things with as pixels aren't exactly vector lines.
I still can't 100 percent agree with this new information though untill i further look into it on a higher resolution with a much larger monitor (my 42" TV) this should allow me to get a much closer perspective on the situation. Will reply back with my findings when I get time to do so (after I finish work etc)
this is a working growing adjusting theory and I am passing out various concepts to test their validity against the logic possessed by others active in this topic.
I think that's a decent way to conduct one's self - adjusting and adapting based on findings right or wrong?