Quake Watch 2013

reply to post by Flavian


If you muffle an explosion which way is the force directed? The force that is exerted down into that plate must be transferred to the opposite side of the plate. Since we have been so much activity in the Solomon Islands a nuclear test force is going to cause movement of the plate. If you look at a map of all the eqs that have been taking place you can clearly see a line pattern of quakes. If you draw a line between the eqs you see see pattern. First event off the coast. 2nd event, inside coast. 3rd event, east side of sierras.

First event off the west coast followed by event either in Japan or vise-versa. Second event, New Madrid. Third event either East coast or British Isles.

The Edgar Cayce scenario is about to play out.



The comets are final warnings and could be triggers.

reply to post by MamaJ

MOSCOW: A strong 6.8 magnitude earthquake shook Thursday the remote and largely uninhabited Sakha region in Russia's Far East, ITAR-TASS quoted the local emergency ministry service as saying.

There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries from the quake, whose epicentre was recorded 300 kilometres (185 miles) north of the village of Ust-Nera.

The quake struck 10 kilometres (six miles) below ground at 5:13 Moscow time, the Sakha
indiatimes

2013-02-14 13:13:51.1 67.57 142.69 10 73 6.9Ms/30 6.8mb/29 Eastern Siberia, Russia
2013-02-14 15:08:33.7 67.69 142.58 10 43 - 5.1mb/10 Eastern Siberia, Russia
GSRAS

as usual GFZ seem to be onto it the best

2013-02-14 15:14:58 [color=violet]4.9 67.62°N 142.35°E 10 A Eastern Siberia, Russia
2013-02-14 15:08:36 5.0 67.66°N 142.43°E 10 A Eastern Siberia, Russia
2013-02-14 13:28:08 5.1 67.10°N 143.87°E 10 M Eastern Siberia, Russia
2013-02-14 13:13:53 6.6 67.49°N 142.74°E 14 M MT Eastern Siberia, Russia
GFZ-Geofon

nearest historical 6+ I can find is 280km to the NW

Date Time: 1962/4/19
Lat/Long: 69.5, 138.5
Depth: 24
Mag: 6.2
Location/Intensity: Russia(Yakutskaya):Irichan(I=7-8)
Source:Kondorskaya and Shebalin (1982)/Utsu
Utsu'sRussia2000BCto2007AD

and always good for background info is eqreport

The closest large town to the epicenter is Markha (11,000 inhabitants). It is located at 862 km southwest of the epicenter. The earthquake was probably not felt there.
Based on theoretical models, 2.000 people will have felt a moderate shaking.
eqreport

cool pic of a river bed on that page, worth a look



Utsu finishes in 2007, so doesn't show this one
ANSS have a 6.1Mw, 66km to the NW since

2008/06/22 23:56:30.03 67.6980 141.2760 18.00 6.1 Mw

interactive map of ANSS historical seismicity mag 5+, 1968-2013, I used a star for this quake, as its USGS data, not ANSS at this stage

Originally posted by prophetboy12
reply to post by Flavian

 

If you muffle an explosion which way is the force directed? The force that is exerted down into that plate must be transferred to the opposite side of the plate. Since we have been so much activity in the Solomon Islands a nuclear test force is going to cause movement of the plate. If you look at a map of all the eqs that have been taking place you can clearly see a line pattern of quakes. If you draw a line between the eqs you see see pattern. First event off the coast. 2nd event, inside coast. 3rd event, east side of sierras.

First event off the west coast followed by event either in Japan or vise-versa. Second event, New Madrid. Third event either East coast or British Isles.

The Edgar Cayce scenario is about to play out.

edit on 14-2-2013 by prophetboy12 because: added some thoughts

edit on 14-2-2013 by prophetboy12 because: Add One last thing

The comets are final warnings and could be triggers.

edit on 14-2-2013 by prophetboy12 because: (no reason given)

I don't know if your logic and reasoning about the Edgar Cayce event is right but it still worries me. The worst part about the Cayce prophecy is not so much the prophecy on its own, but rather that it was made by a seer who has one if the best records of proven and documented predictions and readings of any prophet since the days of the old and new testaments. Then add to that the increase in seismic activity in certain places in the U S A and you have the makings of a Hollywood disaster movie that could come true at any time.

However, you lose me on the comet. The only influence it could have on the earth is gravitational. But unless it comes a lot closer than predicted it won't have even a small fraction of the gravitational influence of the moon. In fact, the larger planets have more effect on the earths orbit than something as small as a comet would.

That leaves only the "supernatural" aspect of a comet as a harbinger of doom.

reply to post by prophetboy12

Quakes don't bounce around the Pacific Plate, they spread out from the center, specifically the East Pacific Rise and the Pacific-Antarctic Ridge, in all directions.
The problem is if you only read USGS you won't see these expansion quakes, you need to look at LDEO.
go back 2 maps you will see there was a flurry of activity on those ridges in Dec/Jan/Feb.

I agree that for every action there will be a reaction, but I believe you have the "action" part wrong.
The Santa Cruz earthquakes just happened to be the weakest part of the Plate in Feb, and were caused by expansion of the Pacific Plate.
New Zealand has been quiet this year and seems to be locked up at this stage, so PP movement is going NW and NE.

comet will make no difference to anything its only 15cm wide

yep, its pretty quiet in New Zealand the last 2 weeks
mag1= 149, mag2= 392, mag3= 141
mag4= 16, mag5= 0 , mag6= 0
total= 702

lots of numbers, but not much energy released
total energy released= 1476.105 TTNT



interactive map of February to end 14th 2013UTC

reply to post by happykat39


The only thing I can think of that COULD possibly happen (with the comet) may be the Ed Dames prediction whereas he says a satellite or rocket will fall from the sky. He said something about N. Korea? Maybe one of their satellites (do they have one lol). Anyway, maybe one of the satellites will get hit by the comet and bring in to the earth. The "seer" Phage says it won't happen though.

I do hope the New Madrid stays quiet as well as the West Coast. People here in TN keep saying they hear noises/hums, but I have yet to hear them myself.

reply to post by MamaJ


Hi Mamaj, I went to the thread and found a seismogram on the first page which is showing a slightly clipped telemetry signal. I responded to the question as to what it might be.

M4.3 - 30km W of Tamanrasset, Algeria 2013-02-14 16:56:22 UTC

That quake stands out. I don't think that region has a strong history of quakes and looking at google maps shows the location to be in the desert but near a road.

I am wondering if it is related to a petroleum field but the depth seems deeper than some sort of surface explosion could explain.

I recall that last month an Algerian oil field was attacked. I am wondering if there was a possible repeat?

Anyone have the resources to look at seismos and see what the quake looks like on it?

reply to post by SkipIntro


Strange. From your description I did not expect to find a seismo near it but it tuns out the quake was almost underneath one.

TAM.G.00.BHZ.2013.045



By the way the messy bit above that is the Siberian quake going through in case anyone is womdering.

reply to post by PuterMan


Thanks for finding that and posting. To my very untrained eye, that does look like a quake.

When I was hunting for earthquake history for that region, I found journal entries about that area being the antipode location for Fiji. I'm sure the seismos are there to study how the earthquake waves travel through the earth.

I still haven't found much earthquake history for that area, just a lot of strife. So, that is why I was wondering about something man-made.

Thanks again!

Originally posted by MamaJ
reply to post by happykat39

 

The only thing I can think of that COULD possibly happen (with the comet) may be the Ed Dames prediction whereas he says a satellite or rocket will fall from the sky. He said something about N. Korea? Maybe one of their satellites (do they have one lol). Anyway, maybe one of the satellites will get hit by the comet and bring in to the earth. The "seer" Phage says it won't happen though.

I do hope the New Madrid stays quiet as well as the West Coast. People here in TN keep saying they hear noises/hums, but I have yet to hear them myself.

It isn't the comet that is supposed to pass that close. There is a small asteroid that is supposed to pass inside the orbits of our geostationary satellites. The comet is going to be far enough away when it passes that it will just be visible to the naked eye at it's closest approach.

reply to post by SkipIntro


The most likely reason for the seismo being there is the three volcanic fields I would think.

earthquake.usgs.gov...

5.8 tonga region....

Magnitude 5.8 Date-Time Friday, February 15, 2013 at 03:02:23 UTC Friday, February 15, 2013 at 04:02:23 PM at epicenter Location 19.719°S, 174.476°W Depth 71.7 km (44.6 miles) Region TONGA Distances 130 km (81 miles) SSW (203°) from Neiafu, Tonga 178 km (110 miles) NNE (27°) from NUKU'ALOFA, Tonga 484 km (301 miles) W (260°) from Niue Island 2634 km (1636 miles) W (261°) from PAPEETE, Tahiti, French Polynesia

Originally posted by SkipIntro
reply to post by PuterMan

 

Thanks for finding that and posting. To my very untrained eye, that does look like a quake.

When I was hunting for earthquake history for that region, I found journal entries about that area being the antipode location for Fiji. I'm sure the seismos are there to study how the earthquake waves travel through the earth.

I still haven't found much earthquake history for that area, just a lot of strife. So, that is why I was wondering about something man-made.

Thanks again!

I looked if somebody already mentioned the quake near tonga and then I see this post and thought "hmm strange, the fiji is also near tonga"

BTW

comet will make no difference to anything its only 15cm wide

my mistake, its 50 metres wide, I need to go to the Ear Clinic, that is what I thought they said on the Radio
Still its not an apocalyptic scenerio even if it hits Earth, unless its smack bang in the middle of Yellowstone

We have collected short period and Geoscope seismograms from Fiji-Tonga earthquakes recorded at the antipodal station Tamanrasset, Algeria. The differential traveltime residuals of PKP(AB)-PKIKP are analysed as a function of back-azimuth. Their mean value does not vary by more than ±0.4 s,reply to post by aLLeKs


Actually, Tonga did figure into the antipodal region. I had never realized that scientists were studying that aspect.
Surely that quake is coincidence

An earthquake having a Richter scale of 7.3 hit Russia Thursday evening, Xinhua reported.

According to the China Earthquake Networks Centre, the temblor, which had a depth of 10 km, was recorded at 9.13 p.m. (Beijing Time), 300 km north of the village of Ust-Nera in Shakha region of Russia's Far East.

Russia News

Old Mother Russia sure is taking a beating today huh?

reply to post by Thorneblood

There was a meteor shower in the Urals too
rt.com...

sonic boom, missiles, panic, just the usual stuff

I wonder if it is some part of the comets tail...

reply to post by SkipIntro


Now that would be a really interesting article I think.

What a pity it is paywalled.

@aLLeks

I wonder if it is some part of the comets tail...

Which comet is this you mention? Is it ISON?