WARNING: Geomagnetic Sudden Impulse expected!

reply to post by pieinthesky


It has apparently but it stopped on todays date. The site is based in japan so its probably due to r
olling power blackouts.

reply to post by Chadwickus


Not quite sure what makes you the expert debunker here, but give it a go. I am awaiting your supreme analysis with baited breath.

Hey everybody!
It's my very first post! I found out about this site recently and I just joined!
I have read the whole thread, and to be honest, it has got me very worried.
Problem is, I live in Greece for the moment, and we don't have any kind of
information about that geomagnetic impulse at all... Nobody has even referred
to it, even though the seismic activity in the country has increased significantly
over the past two weeks. We've had more than ten earthquakes (small ones,
but still) in the past ten hours... Does anyone know if we should expect anything
major soon? I would really appreciate any information I could gather since no one
here could tell me anything...

Here's the link that provides the earthquakes in the area in the past ten hours:
www.emsc-csem.org...

reply to post by Imogene72


10 quakes in the last 10 hours? Is that highly unusual for you?

Sorry, I am not up to date in Grecian news... Certainly sounds odd.

reply to post by sentinel007


Reckon the burden of proof is on you mate.

Show proof of how a mere K5 storm (and make no mistake a K5 is NOTHING to be worried about) relates to bird and fish deaths.

Then please elaborate on how the magnetic field is stretched and how, because of this, radiation is punching through the atmosphere.

Thanks!

look here, I watch it since 3/11

hisz.rsoe.hu...

there is definitly a rising in earthquakes about the past 3 weeks

Well, we have quakes here everyday (Greece is the fifth most seismically active country in
the world), but not THAT many. For example, about a month ago we had about 6-8 earthquakes
per day, most of them below 2 richter scale. As you can see, the activity has increased a great
deal. There are fault lines crossing all of the country, and scientists say there are many more that
haven't been discovered yet..

Not sure if I've got this right but looks like were at level K-4? Anyone know what the length of the yellow line means? Is it the duration of the "event?" and what should we expect?


Never mind, found the link thingy for the explination.

Just a small piece of logic here for those who say there is no way for earth to have changes due to solar flares.

What would happen, when you try to put two magnets together?

If earth is considered to be a large magnet, and the sun releases a huge magnetic field stronger than earths. What Would happen?

It is not a question, it's simply basic knowledge one learns during science class maybe in 4rth grade+.

reply to post by Heyyo_yoyo


I dont understand if this was a pre-cursor to the Japan Quake then why are the valid dates listed as just March 29 2011 and not starting from a date prior to the Japan Quake?

Valid From: 2011 Mar 29 1545 UTC
Valid To: 2011 Mar 29 1615 UTC

Let's see what happens..

reply to post by Imogene72


It could be a problem.. but I wouldn't pack up and leave just yet..lol

Greece dose have an intersection of 3 plates though, just like Japan.. The Arabian Plate, Eurasian Plate and the African Plate.

It was the stress at the intersection of three different plates near Japan that made their quake so violent...

On the other hand, Japan has had it's major quake and Tsunami, the stress there might be partially relieved and the pressure might build up somewhere else this time and burst..

But the odds are pretty low that it would be Greece and Italy..

If it did though, it would be much more devastating, due to the lack of earthquake-proof buildings.. most of the cities are old and would be reduced to rubble.

My advice, if you feel even a slight shake, get under a doorway and in the event of a big one, get to high ground if your near the coast..

Times like these I am thankful I live in a country that sits smack in the middle of a major plate, with no real danger of getting shook out of bed..lol And that I also live 100km from the coast at 1400ft. Mind you, there is that dormant volcano on the other side of the valley to me, near Erica/Rawson that is supposedly due to erupt every 25k years and is overdue..

reply to post by antar


Sorry Antar, this isnt freak weather- this is spring in Missouri. Its always like this. Lived here for 40 years, always the same unexpected ups and downs in temps in March and April. This is normal.

But all the same, we are on a huge fault line so be careful

Originally posted by Jepic
It seems they might be connected to strong earthquakes according to Wikipedia.

Theories

These events are believed to be caused by changes in the flow patterns of the liquid outer core of the Earth. [2] Another theory is that they are due to torsional oscillations in the solid inner core of the Earth.[1][4] There have been claims that they are connected to strong earthquakes.[5

edit on 29-3-2011 by Jepic because: Content modification

I remember watching a show about 2010, in which the guy talked about Torsional Oscillations. He believe they had significant relationships to quakes. He also believe that they would play a substantial role in the Mayan End Times prediction. They apparently make sounds, as he use sound kind of machine to record them. I wonder if this has anything to do with the strange noise being heard all over the earth.

am i the only one who noticed

Space Weather Message Code: SUMSUD
Serial Number: 114
Issue Time: 2011 Mar 30 0048 UTC

SUMMARY: Geomagnetic Sudden Impulse
Observed: 2011 Mar 30 0018 UTC
Deviation: 12 nT
Station: Boulder

source
www.swpc.noaa.gov...

hit summary on the latest event...nothing happend. Anyways it wasnt even a G1 on the scale

reply to post by Ironclad


"My advice, if you feel even a slight shake, get under a doorway"

No disrespect, but just in case, I'd like to point out that this is bad advice. In modern construction, doorways do not offer any extra protection during earthquakes. Unless you live in a very old home with reinforced doorways, I'd say get outside away from buildings. Doorways could easily collapse in the event of a large quake.

reply to post by VariableConstant


Quite right, but Greece has a lot of older buildings outside the major cities..

Depends where the poster is in Greece right now I suppose..

If Older buildings do start to come down in those small narrow streets, there is very little chance out in the open..

If that is the case, any protection is better than none at all..

reply to post by TruthWillPrevail


What noise are you talking about? you have any proof?

Originally posted by PurpleDog UK
I have just let my dog out before going to bed - time 23.15pm on Tues 29th March in Derbyshire UK and heard a very strange noise........... in the distance, towards the south ......... like a collasping rumbling noise which lasted for approx 7 seconds.......... Initially thought thunder but there is nothing else to suggest that........... I do not know what that just was.. weird ..

Regards

PDUK

Now this is strange as last night at around the same time as you i heard a long rumbling sound. Not like that of a plane or thunder.

Very weird indeed! I'm south of you.

Back to the mention of the moon...
Just curious, as my 12 yr old son brought up this possibility this morn... (his explanation was a flare or geomagnetic storm from the sun hitting the moon, which in turn "bounces" these waves to the earth)
Is there any way that the sun is effecting the moon during these events and that it is the moon's changes that are effecting the earth?
I am far from an expert with ANY of this and would love to hear an expert opinion on this matter.
(If only to be able to tell my son the answer to his question )