New ATS Member Claiming To Have Important Warning/Information. You Be The Judge...

reply to post by daxpax


Good work - not quiet sure what
to think as she is a chemist and that
would put her in a different area
from earth studies. I am sure tho
that she would be privy to information.
Food for thought - definitely!

Originally posted by kdog1982
It's starting to happen.
Link to Santa Cruz county jail floor buckling.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

microseisms? Can anyone dig up some short-period stations for the area?


As to the intervention: Do what you need to Kdog. Bottom-line, is that family always has to come first. I know how easy it is to get up in this. It is exciting and at least right now seems important....but if it ever gets to the point where it is interfering with our daily lives than it's time to cut back. I have been having to that myself this past week.

reply to post by daxpax


I think it more likely a clue rather than the posters actual name. It may very well mean something though...

Also, here is a picture of the rise in the TEC before the Japan earth quake. From article in "Technology Review" Atmosphere Above Japan Heated Rapidly Before M9 Earthquake

reply to post by crazydaisy


Unless these chem-trails have something to do with this prediction model.

And in that case Her skills would come in quite handy.........Just a thought.

reply to post by westcoast


I wonder if access to previous TEC maps from NASA/JPL have always been restricted or if that was just initiated? Why would they have a "Previous Maps" link if you couldn't get to it? Not even a user name/password request to access.

Also, a link to TEC info and and animation from the Space Weather Prediction Center. The near real time plot animation is interesting but it has a notable jump from 2011-09-20T13:30 to 2011-09-20T13:40.

So check out this GPS motion chart :

GPS station near santa cruz

All three in this area show that wierd 'dip'.....it wasn't there the last time I looked, last week.

It looks like a pretty big anomally in the data.

Here is the main station map: station map

reply to post by westcoast

We have an outlier.



There is a sudden -20mm change from the previous reading of around +5mm. So a difference of 25mm in between the times of the plots of the data points.

There is a southward movement also, but there have been a few in the time frame of these graphs.

There has been no other such down movement in the past 30 days.

reply to post by jadedANDcynical


It's the biggest anomally in all the recorded data (since 2008), and it's on more than one station.

Kinda wierd.

reply to post by CaptainKostr


I mean no disrespect to you at all....just my personal thoughts. Everyone talks about the Mayans being so wise and having some divine ability to know the date of the end of the worlld. The Mayans were very heavy drug users who believed that being in an altered state helped them connect to their God. They were a kooky bunch, whose "sports" included.... "drop the ball and die" (My title)......this was fun game, where each opponent would use any part of their body (EXCEPT hands) to keep a ball airborne.....if you allowed the ball to hit the ground, you lose......and die....this is because if the ball hit the ground, it would wake up the bad spirits living underground. So, just putting that out there......I saw a show on TV Wednesday night, about the history of drugs and they talked about this......so I wouldn't put too much stock in the "Mayan 2012" thing....they probably got too wasted and couldn't finish the calander...

reply to post by kdog1982


Oooops! Sorry! I hear ya though....I spend waaaay too much time here!

reply to post by daxpax

She has participated in and done many of her own studies. She travels for these studies. Her latest had to do with the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill.

I just posted last night about the seafloor in the GOM being fractured and having large sunk in craters (re Westcoast's idea on cavitation).....I still doubt this middlebrook thing, but THAT raised an eyebrow, I must admit!

reply to post by westcoast


Santa Cruz is where the report of that floor buckling was from....hmmmm

reply to post by westcoast


An amazing amount of research, and I have now started taking 'notes' (ie "Hoax thread, p. 46...etc) to try and learn/reference all of the incredible research that has been compiled here.

I just wanted to post quickly my initial observation about the Ionospheric TEC map...the northern boundary of the red (hot, active?) Zone is approximately 'our' 37/38th Parallel line (the Mineral, VA and Trinidad, CO quakes). The intense color borders just south of that longitude line.

Just wanted to add that to the discussion, and I will go back being a 'reader.'

Thank you all for all of the postings.

First, I want to say "sorry about the "H" word coming up....but remembering some posts where the ionosphere was discussed, I just wanted to post this, and maybe someone can debunk or confirm this....is it bull?
I don't really hold much stock in this guy, but am just curious.

University of Wisconsin-Madison Space Science and Engineering Center

SSEC Data Center

Provides access, maintenance and distribution of real-time and archive weather and satellite data.

In looking through real quick it seems to be mostly weather-related, but there looks like there are a few things we'd want to look at closer though.

Real Time Integrated Atmospheric Water Vapor and TEC from GPS

Processing GPS Data from Suomi Network + NOAA, USCG/USACE, DOT, and Other Sites.


Again, seems to be more weather centric, but there is a link near the bottom of the page to a map of the us of Total Electron Density and I've got to think this to show an effect from a potential large quake.

This looks promising:
Space Environment Technologies

The CAPS team is pleased to announce that ionosphere products, provided by the Space Environment Corporation in Providence, Utah using a physics-based model (IFM), have now been upgraded using a state-of-the-art data assimilation model (GAIM). Products include high-resolution global TEC maps, global HF radio propogation paths, and much more. These new higher accuracy data products are available from the USU Space Weather Center ( spaceweather.usu.edu... ).

Looking through the links show a variety of subscription packages, so I don't know if we'd be able to find anything fom this group, but to never know. Would be great if some unknown benefactor could set up a research grant for us with which we could conduct proper research and analysis.

One can hope.

I find this bothersome:

Please note: this website is no longer active. The data provided on this website is archived data only and there is no longer real-time data being served via this website. This website may start providing real-time data again in the future.

This website displays pseudo ‘true-color’ images generated with data from the Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) (en.wikipedia.org...); since the satellites we use only measure radiation in a few narrow bands, we cannot exactly reproduce images that are equivalent to what our eyes perceive. Therefore, we have used the available information to create a representation of how the Earth would look from space.

This is exactly the type if data we need to look at and we find that it's no longer being provided. in fact, the most recent archive is May of 2010. Hmmm.

This is within the U of Wisconsin SSEC site I linked earlier. I wonder what else is no longer available.

Citizen Scientists LOOK HERE!!!!!!!

I am currently writing software for weather satellites with the aim of automating as much as possible, and allowing you to extract the maximum possible from the available data.  A more detailed technical description of some of the earlier software is also available on-line.  This software should run on any current version of Windows (Windows XP and Windows Vista), including the 64-bit and Server versions.  The Apple Mac OS is supported through virtual machine software and the WINE add-on can be used for Linux. 

Motherlode.

If I am reading this correctly these programs read the raw satellite data and integrate it into management/viewing programs so that it can be manipulated in a variety of ways.

Oh boy! I'm gonna have fun with this, I hope others find it useful as well.

reply to post by jadedANDcynical


There are SO many awesome links there, my favorites list just grew quite a bit!!!!!

That last one does look very promising, but is a bit over my head. Here's to hoping you may be able to decipher it enough to get something useful from it!!!!!

reply to post by jadedANDcynical


Wow... that last link has a vast amount of information gathering software. I just started reading through some of it. I might have to download a couple of these and try them out...

I wish I could download all of them.

I also wish I had the time to keep up with this thread.

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Good job,dude!!!!
Making my head hurt,going to go find something to make it feel better!

BTW,due to Obama's budget cuts is the reason behind no more data.
We don't need that stuff,and if shtf,well tough luck cause FEMA is out of money too.
Time to prepare to take care of yourself and visit the survival thread.

I have been super busy this week so I have not been able to keep up as much as I'd like, sorry if someone has already posted this info. All over Orange County, thousands of squid are coming to shore, local fishermen say they've never seen anything like it. Just documenting the anomaly...

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