Quote from freethisone on June 24th, 2014, 04:42 PM

6-24-2014

this may or may not be the only one of this size in a given 2 to 3 week period.. and a major spike or solar discharge to boot..

I give you a link for all the predicted volcanic eruption rather then adding it in text. there has been a time varable relation, and it has been put to the test  very well., producing a cause and effect chain that gives results time and time again.. O:-) O:-)

https://theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com/category/volcanic-eruption/  a great source f geologic information. cheers..

Tsunami warning downgraded to advisory after 8.0 quake - USA TODAY




ABC News



Tsunami warning downgraded to advisory after 8.0 quake
USA TODAY
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Authorities have downgraded the tsunami warning that was issued for parts of Alaska's Aleutian Islands after a magnitude-8.0 earthquake. Monday's quake generated small tsunami


i did not  like the movie thanks. try a search for h.a.b.b theory, it makes a couple of good points.


ice age model was not influenced by any other theory, i support expansion theory, by induction and external gravitational forces.
this is what i have proven.

thanks for the support.

were is the 7.0 pre-cursor? well perhaps dongraded, perhaps this was not the great quake expected? 2 to 3 weeks watch. volcanic eruption, and storms will spawn.

(CNN) -- A 6.8-magnitude earthquake early Saturday struck offshore not far from Fukushima, Japan -- the epicenter of a nuclear crisis following a massive 2011 earthquake and tsunami -- the Japan Meteorological Agency reported.

The same agency issued tsunami advisories for the Pacific coast in the region of Tohoku, as well as for coastal regions in Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima prefectures following the quake. At one point, a tsunami warning was out for part of that area.

"Marine threat is in place," the meteorological agency cautioned for those in imperiled areas. "Get out of the water and leave the coast immediately."

According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the quake was centered off Honshu island some 129 kilometers (79 miles) east-southeast of Namie and 284 kilometers east-northeast of Tokyo. It was 13 kilometers, or 8 miles, deep.

The USGS initially had characterized this as a 6.8-magnitude quake, but a short time later downgraded it to a 6.5-magnitude. The Japanese agency stuck with its 6.8-magnitude measure.


http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/11/world/asia/japan-earthquake/


down graded? twice is my guess.

posted the time variable relation cause effect chain. 

http://www.volcanodiscovery.com/volcano_news.html    use this link to see what you missed..


 time variable volcanic eruption. cause core heating, eddys, axial shift, induction, gravitational waves..object of high mass, and charge. the spark gap trigger. Class M Star is a reasonable description.. nasa even verified my images via hubble space telescope. i mean kepler space telescope. O:-) did they show any one what they claim? :P one more thing they named the star, and therfore you finaly have the name of the second sun and how to locate it. :exclamation:   after all i found it first and show proof. so i name it freethisone  "habitable zone" of another star. The planet, named "Kepler-186f" orbits an M dwarf, or red dwarf,
cheers. :P :cool: :huh: :(




M Class Star

6.5
129km ESE of Namie, Japan
2014-07-11 19:22:00 UTC11.1 km deep
6.9
2km NNE of Puerto Madero, Mexico
2014-07-07 11:23:55 UTC60.0 km deep
4.6
10km NE of Running Springs, California
2014-07-05 16:59:34 UTC8.7 km deep
6.6
193km S of Taron, Papua New Guinea
2014-07-04 15:00:26 UTC10.0 km deep
6.7
205km SSE of Mata-Utu, Wallis and Futuna
2014-06-29 17:15:08 UTC10.0 km deep
6.9
154km NNW of Visokoi Island,
2014-06-29 07:52:56 UTC16.5 km deep
5.2
50km NW of Lordsburg, New Mexico
2014-06-29 04:59:33 UTC5.0 km deep
7.9
24km SE of Little Sitkin Island, Alaska
2014-06-23 20:53:09 UTC107.5 km deep
6.9
96km SSE of Raoul Island, New Zealand
2014-06-23 19:19:16 UTC20.0 km deep
4.3
4km WNW of Jones, Oklahoma
2014-06-16 10:47:35 UTC5.0 km deep
6.5
South Indian Ocean
2014-06-14 11:10:59 UTC4.0 km deep
5.7
77km WSW of Haines, Alaska
2014-06-04 11:58:58 UTC12.0 km deep
4.2
7km NW of Westwood, California
2014-06-02 02:36:43 UTC4.4 km deep
5.8
45km SE of Boca de Yuma, Dominican Republic
2014-05-28 21:15:06 UTC90.0 km deep
6.9
21km SSW of Kamariotissa, Greece
2014-05-24 09:25:03 UTC10.0 km deep
6.5
110km SE of Punta de Burica, Panama
2014-05-13 06:35:24 UTC10.0 km deep
6.5
Southern East Pacific Rise
2014-05-12 18:38:36 UTC10.5 km deep
6.4
6km WSW of Tecpan de Galeana, Mexico
2014-05-08 17:00:14 UTC17.1 km deep
6.1
13km NNW of Phan, Thailand
2014-05-05 11:08:43 UTC6.0 km deep
6.6
South of the Fiji Islands
2014-05-04 09:15:52 UTC527.0 km deep
6.6
204km WNW of Ile Hunter, New Caledonia
2014-05-01 06:36:35 UTC106.0 km deep
6.5
120km S of Port Hardy, Canada
2014-04-24 03:10:10 UTC10.0 km deep
7.5
70km SW of Panguna, Papua New Guinea
2014-04-19 13:28:00 UTC43.4 km deep
6.6
57km SW of Panguna, Papua New Guinea
2014-04-19 01:04:03 UTC29.0 km deep
7.2
Guerrero, Mexico
2014-04-18 14:27:24 UTC24.0 km deep
6.8
Bouvet Island region
2014-04-15 03:57:01 UTC11.2 km deep
6.6
75km S of Kirakira, Solomon Islands
2014-04-13 13:24:59 UTC10.0 km deep
7.4
112km S of Kirakira, Solomon Islands
2014-04-13 12:36:19 UTC39.0 km deep
7.6
93km SSE of Kirakira, Solomon Islands
2014-04-12 20:14:39 UTC22.6 km deep
6.6
15km N of Belen, Nicaragua
2014-04-11 20:29:12 UTC135.0 km deep
6.5
78km SW of Panguna, Papua New Guinea
2014-04-11 08:16:45 UTC20.0 km deep
7.1
56km WSW of Panguna, Papua New Guinea
2014-04-11 07:07:23 UTC60.5 km deep
5.6
25km N of Vina del Mar, Chile
2014-04-05 02:22:38 UTC40.2 km deep
7.7
53km SW of Iquique, Chile
2014-04-03 02:43:13 UTC22.4 km deep
6.5
46km WSW of Iquique, Chile
2014-04-03 01:58:30 UTC24.1 km deep
6.9
91km WNW of Iquique, Chile
2014-04-01 23:57:58 UTC28.4 km deep
8.2
94km NW of Iquique, Chile
2014-04-01 23:46:47 UTC25.0 km deep
4.8
35km ENE of West Yellowstone, Montana
2014-03-30 12:34:39 UTC5.6 km deep
4.1
2km SE of Rowland Heights, California
2014-03-29 21:32:45 UTC9.4 km deep
5.1
2km E of La Habra, California
2014-03-29 04:09:42 UTC4.8 km deep
3.6
1km SE of La Habra, California
2014-03-29 03:03:39 UTC7.5 km deep
4.4
10km NW of Beverly Hills, California
2014-03-17 13:25:36 UTC9.9 km deep
6.7
64km WNW of Iquique, Chile
2014-03-16 21:16:29 UTC20.0 km deep
6.3
15km NNE of Kunisaki-shi, Japan
2014-03-13 17:06:50 UTC79.0 km deep
6.8
78km WNW of Ferndale, California
2014-03-10 05:18:13 UTC16.6 km deep
2.7
85km NE of Sinabang, Indonesia
2014-03-07 18:55:12 UTC10.0 km deep
5.3
33km SSE of Villa Alemana, Chile
2014-03-06 04:37:05 UTC59.7 km deep
6.5
111km NNW of Nago, Japan
2014-03-02 20:11:23 UTC119.0 km deep
6.5
172km NNE of Bathsheba, Barbados
2014-02-18 09:27:13 UTC14.8 km deep
4.1
15km WNW of Edgefield, South Carolina
2014-02-15 03:23:38 UTC5.2 km deep
6.9
272km ESE of Hotan, China
2014-02-12 09:19:49 UTC10.0 km deep
6.5
34km E of Port-Olry, Vanuatu
2014-02-07 08:40:13 UTC122.0 km deep
6.5
189km SSE of L'Esperance Rock, New Zealand
2014-02-02 09:26:37 UTC44.3 km deep
6.1
1km ENE of Lixourion, Greece
2014-01-26 13:55:42 UTC8.0 km deep
4.4
5km N of Fontana, California
2014-01-15 09:35:18 UTC3.6 km deep
6.4
61km N of Hatillo, Puerto Rico
2014-01-13 04:01:03 UTC20.0 km deep
5.0
26km NNW of Corralillo, Cuba
2014-01-09 20:57:43 UTC10.0 km deep
6.5
32km W of Sola, Vanuatu
2014-01-01 16:03:29 UTC187.0 km deep
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correction they named the planet x  "Kepler-186f" and is the third small object in the image above.

Quote from freethisone on July 12th, 2014, 06:38 PM

correction they named the planet x  "Kepler-186f" and is the third small object in the image above.

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Link to discovery planet freethisone...
a large to great t moderate quake 6.8 or higher should be expected in a short time. perhaps up to 7 days. the earth magnetic field annomoly continues for a time delta T.

volcanic eruption, and storms, hails and snow in diverse places occured right as expected due to angular momentum changes on earth deformable body. large explosive volcanic eruptions expected in a given time. pehaps we will see a large eruption this week.


http://www.seti.org/seti_kepler_62

Has Kepler Found Ideal SETI-target Planets?
For Immediate Release Friday April 19, 2013 11 am PST

Kepler 62An artistic view of the system seen from Kepler-62f. The host star is slightly redder than our sun. The smaller exoplanets Kepler-62b (1.3 times Earth’s radius) & Kepler-62c (0.5 times Earth’s radius) are close to the star. Kepler-62d (2 times Earth’s radius) is significantly bigger and closer, Kepler-62e (1.6 times Earth’s radius) & Kepler-62f (1.4 times Earth’s radius) are relatively close to each other and both are sustaining water and rocky surface as suggested by the clouds' color, water, atmosphere and rocks Credit: Danielle Futselaar/SETI Institute (Click for full size image)
 

Mountain View: NASA's Kepler mission has discovered a new planetary system that is home to five small planets around a slightly smaller star than our Sun. Two of them are super-Earth planets, most likely made of rock or ice mixed with rock, which are located in the habitable zone of their host star. This discovery is providing a target for the SETI search, since if life has thrived on these worlds and reached a point where civilization has developed complex technology, it may be detectable.

When the NASA Kepler mission was launched on March 9, 2007, the Delta II rocket was carrying the hope of a large community of scientists who dedicate their work to studying extra-solar planets, planets in orbit around other stars. The Kepler mission's main scientific objective is exploration of the structure and diversity of planetary systems. It accomplishes this goal by staring almost constantly at a large field composed of about 150,000 stars to detect small dips in brightness due to the transits of a planet.

Kepler has already been a successful NASA mission with the discovery of 2,740 planet candidates with estimated sizes from Mercury to larger than Jupiter. A fifth of these planet candidates are also called "super-Earths", a new class of planets, without analog in our solar system, with a radius between 1.25 to 2 times the radius of our planet.

Today, in a scientific article published in Science magazine and through a NASA press conference, the Kepler team announced the discovery of a multiple planet system, composed of 5 Earth-sized and super-Earth planets orbiting a K-type star.

The detection of these planets was indirect since Kepler astronomers observed the attenuation of the host star's brightness due to the passage of a planet in the line of sight, and not the planets themselves. The authenticity of this multiple planet system was confirmed by a statistical analysis based on previous detections of multiple planets by Kepler.

“By estimating the rate of false-positives due the remote possibility of additional planet-hosting stars in the photometric aperture we have strong confidence that we have discovered two genuine transiting super-Earth planets in the habitable zone  of their host star.  Such calculations are only possible because of the thousands of additional transiting extrasolar planets that Kepler has discovered” said Jason Rowe, Research Scientist at the Carl Sagan Center of the SETI Institute and co-author of the work

The outermost planet, named Kepler-62f (radius about 1.4 times Earth’s radius and a period of 267 Earth days) is located in the habitable zone of the star, a region around the star where a rocky planet with an atmosphere similar to Earth could host liquid water on its surface. The team expanded the definition of the Habitable Zone by taking into account the evolution of the brightness of the host star. Their calculations suggest that Kepler-62e (radius about 1.6 times Earth’s radius and a period of 122 Earth days) was also in the habitable zone so that liquid water could have existed on its surface, too.

Similar to Venus and Mars that are believed to have lost their surface water 1 billion years and 3.8 billion years ago respectively, before our sun was more luminous, the host star's habitable zone was broader in the past. The Kepler team's calculations suggest that Kepler-62e (radius about 1.6 times Earth’s radius and a period of 122 Earth days) is also in the habitable zone so that liquid water could exist on its surface, too.

“These discoveries move us farther down the road to discovering planets similar to Earth. While we don’t know if Kepler-62e and f are rocky or whether they have liquid water pooling on their surfaces, their existence shows that the incidence of small worlds in the habitable zone of sun-like stars is high. Thus we can look forward to the discovery and detailed characterization of Earth’s cousins in the years and decades to come by future missions and telescopes.“ said Jon Jenkins Senior Scientist at the Carl Sagan Center of the SETI Institute and also co-author of the work.

Both Goldilocks planets’ masses remain unknown since they are too small to produce detectable gravitational effects on the host star and between themselves. However, considering a lower upper limit for their mass and the age of the star, estimated to be 7 billion years, the team suggests that both planets are solid and either made of a dry rocky material, like Earth, or a large body of water surrounding a core of iron and rock (a water world).

Kepler discoveries are an amazing opportunity to focus the search for technosignatures conducted at the Center for SETI Research led by Gerry Harp. Kepler provides the detection of exoworlds that could host water on their surfaces and potentially life. Unfortunately, the planets of the Kepler-62 system are too distant (1200 light-years from Earth) to be fully characterized, and no direct measurement of their atmospheric composition is possible with current technologies.

"Since December of 2011, the SonATA program to search for extraterrestrial intelligence with the Allen Telescope Array has been focusing on the Kepler exoplanet candidates and especially those planets expected to be within the "Habitable Zone" of their stars. Our surveys improve on previous, generally narrowband SETI by covering the radio frequency range where Earth's atmosphere is most transparent, including many frequencies never before observed. We expect to complete a meaningful survey of these stars in less than 1 year -- be sure to check back soon." says Gerry Harp, Director of the Center for SETI Research.

FURTHER INFORMATION

SETI Institute

The mission of the SETI Institute is to explore, understand and explain the origin, nature and prevalence of life in the universe. The SETI Institute is a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to scientific research, education and public outreach. Founded in November 1984, the SETI Institute began operations on February 1, 1985. Today it employs over 120 scientists, educators and support staff. Research at the Institute is anchored by three centers. Dr. Gerry Harp is Director of the Center for SETI Research (Dr. Jill Tarter continues as Bernard M. Oliver Chair for SETI). Dr. David Morrison is the Director for the Carl Sagan Center for the Study of Life in the Universe. Edna DeVore leads our Center for Education and Public Outreach.for Education and Public Outreach. SETI Institute website:http://www.seti.org

Jon Jenkins is a senior researcher at the Carl Sagan Center of the SETI Institute and leader of the Kepler Analysis team located at NASA Ames
Jason Rowe is a research scientist at the Carl Sagan Center of the SETI Institute and part of the Kepler Science Office located at the NASA-Ames Research Center.
Gerry Harp is the Director of the Center for SETI Researchhttp://www.seti.org/sites/default/files/Kepler-62-def-540px.jpg   

side by side. you be the judge.



the con artist view? or the actual images? you choose what u want to know and understand.. O:-) O:-)

Quote from freethisone on July 12th, 2014, 06:38 PM

correction they named the planet x  "Kepler-186f" and is the third small object in the image above.

but it´s in a distance of 490 lightyears from earth and impossible to be photographed earthbound.

Quote from Gunther Rattay on July 16th, 2014, 11:00 PM

but it´s in a distance of 490 lightyears from earth and impossible to be photographed earthbound.

Well distance is something you will never know for sure.  if they lied about this they lie about the distance too. if it was 500 ly then the world would not be expanding.  if it was 500 ly what caused all the planets to be perturbed? Why then is the magnetic field of earth pointing that the object is there, and much closer. cheers.



continued magnetic field influence is showing itself  now. as u see the curl is once again at the bottom. ice age model stands on its own. i will sum it all up in a short time. O:-)

positive gravity, and then negative gravity. the sun first is pushed away from earth, over the next years it will do little work to, and come  much closer.

every observation ice age model predicts is based on external forces. i must conclude there is a force acting on earth axis. that force is tourque times delta T.

external net force precession, explanation.
please read mawell poem a problem in dynamics.  cheers.

O:-)

RE: Ice Age Model
« Reply #44 10 months ago »
A Problem in Dynamics

An inextensible heavy chain
Lies on a smooth horizontal plane,
An impulsive force is applied at A,
Required the initial motion of K.

Let ds be the infinitesimal link,
Of which for the present we’ve only to think;
Let T be the tension, and T + dT
The same for the end that is nearest to B.
Let a be put, by a common convention,
For the angle at M ’twixt OX and the tension;
Let Vt and Vn be ds’s velocities,
Of which Vt along and Vn across it is;
Then Vn/Vt the tangent will equal,
Of the angle of starting worked out in the sequel.

In working the problem the first thing of course is
To equate the impressed and effectual forces.
K is tugged by two tensions, whose difference dT
Must equal the element's mass into Vt.
Vn must be due to the force perpendicular
To ds’s direction, which shows the particular
Advantage of using da to serve at your
Pleasure to estimate ds’s curvature.
For Vn into mass of a unit of chain
Must equal the curvature into the strain.

Thus managing cause and effect to discriminate,
The student must fruitlessly try to eliminate,
And painfully learn, that in order to do it, he
Must find the Equation of Continuity.
The reason is this, that the tough little element,
Which the force of impulsion to beat to a jelly meant,
Was endowed with a property incomprehensible,
And was "given," in the language of Shop, "inexten-sible."
It therefore with such pertinacity odd defied
The force which the length of the chain should have modified,
That its stubborn example may possibly yet recall
These overgrown rhymes to their prosody metrical.
The condition is got by resolving again,
According to axes assumed in the plane.
If then you reduce to the tangent and normal,
You will find the equation more neat tho’ less formal.
The condition thus found after these preparations,
When duly combined with the former equations,
Will give you another, in which differentials
(When the chain forms a circle), become in essentials
No harder than those that we easily solve
In the time a T totum would take to revolve.

Now joyfully leaving ds to itself, a-
Ttend to the values of T and of a.
The chain undergoes a distorting convulsion,
Produced first at A by the force of impulsion.
In magnitude R, in direction tangential,
Equating this R to the form exponential,
Obtained for the tension when a is zero,
It will measure the tug, such a tug as the "hero
Plume-waving" experienced, tied to the chariot.
But when dragged by the heels his grim head could not carry aught,
So give a its due at the end of the chain,
And the tension ought there to be zero again.
From these two conditions we get three equations,
Which serve to determine the proper relations
Between the first impulse and each coefficient
In the form for the tension, and this is sufficient
To work out the problem, and then, if you choose,
You may turn it and twist it the Dons to amuse.
James Clerk Maxwell



he is describing the wave that leads to precession.

he is describing the earths axis as a nodding head, he is describing the axis following the external torque applied. this angle theta will be an increasing angle as comet ison and omega fling around the sun and head off to space. i am a poet critic.. I thank Maxwell for the description of the wave on a string.:cool: i know that u know that he know this is the case. external net force precession torque times delta T.


forum pictures

.:heart::heart::heart::

From another point of View,  a binary relation.

I watching, I weening, taking on order, moving right along..

I dynamic, in motion, gaining momentum..

Breathing, and bending, flowing like water.

I  poynting, i moving, and traveling in your direction.

I simply stunning gravitational effect.

I reeling, this feeling, bending space.

vivid, I static, I simply fanatic.

There's  Bright colors, with flashes, and magmatic pragmatic effect.

Far  flowing, I growing, aging with wisdom.

I simply stunning thermal dynamic success.

By freethisone

 A quantize mutation.

Its watching, I'm weening, taking on order, moving right along.

Its dynamic, in motion, gaining momentum.

Breathing, and flowing like water.

Poynting in your direction.

There's colors, with flashes,  and pragmatic effects.

Its  bouncing, its drumming, I simply stunning,

Its skipping, Its beating, there must be some reason.

I reeling, this feeling, bending space...

Its shining, and growing, aging with wisdom.

Its prismatic, dogmatic i simply ecstatic

Simply a stunning  gyroscopic success.

by freethisone,, the interaction of external forces is factual, and allows ice age model to make accurate prediction based on location, and time variable response of the sun. cheers.

Eric Dollard has stated several times, that even the astronauts that went into space where unable to see outside their capsule.  All they could see was what the special glass would render into visible light.  If this is true, if this is what space is really like, then none of the images we have of space outside our own atmosphere can be taken at face value; all of them have been manipulated or are otherwise incomplete.  Even if we observe the stars from a telescope on the ground, we only see what our atmosphere translates to visible light.  There could be many other objects up there and estimating a distance would be impossible.  Yes, if you accept what Dollard says, there is a reason to doubt much of your own reality or what you have been told.  Can you believe your own lying eyes...?

let me show you how gravity, light, and electromagnetic waves effect the pressure of a fluid  such as the aether.

this is a good lecture. give light to polarized. as u see here. we have polarized light.

as you see here that is exactly what i show. let the sceptics be sceptics still., and let understandig lead the way to a brighter future.

2010 capture of m star, and planet.


edited and confirmed as our telescopic objects viewed. O:-)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2850-vyXCFQ# click

pause at 6 seconds, carfuly look at the vector of shadow. and what pole is being reflected, and angle of shadow. O:-)by what... :D

lots of new activity, demanding an uptic in volcanic  eruption. there is talk these days about fugi, and yellowstone. alot of bs is tossed around the media stations.
https://theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com/
i will link to the very latest developments.. ice age mdel is simply a verification of a time variable spark gap trigger.

now i will conclude that one of these sun grazer comets is indeed tidal locked, and give a reason it had skiped off the sun 2 times already. made a skip in 2 years, may skip this year/ last week to make it a 3 time comet. it must be the same comet. im sorry i cant dispute my fact finding.

only  objects locked under magnetic lock can do this.

now storms will develop at this ttime. eruption should occure this week, earthquake to boot.. :idea:




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gravity waves objects less then 500 LY away
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kYILVMBunc#ws  now this makes perfect sence

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgJPbFU2MLg#  gravity waves.

M class star

interestic footage.

pause at 2min 31 sec this is the 3 stars in line that the pyramids on earth reflect.  perhaps this is true?

I dont know what space weather is talking about? its all but quiet. Giant filament have formed over the last 20 day, and huge amounts of material is about to be unleashed, as part of a spark gap trigger, :dodgy: with magnetic filiment are attracting. you see?
this is a plasma break down as discharge. CME ejection. with billions of tons of material on tap. :s

:this is all but quiet., :@ i see some of the most massive fillaments ever to have formed, and there will be a very high probability of them being unleashed in the coming weeks ahaed.

:exclamation:

THE "ALL QUIET EVENT": For the 4th day in a row, solar activity is extremely low. Compared to the beginning of July, when sunspots were abundant, the sun's global X-ray output has dropped by a factor of ten. Moreover, on July 17th the sunspot number fell all the way to zero. We call it "the All Quiet Event."

Quote from freethisone on July 16th, 2014, 05:46 PM

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Link to discovery planet freethisone...
a large to great t moderate quake 6.8 or higher should be expected in a short time. perhaps up to 7 days. the earth magnetic field annomoly continues for a time delta T.

volcanic eruption, and storms, hails and snow in diverse places occured right as expected due to angular momentum changes on earth deformable body. large explosive volcanic eruptions expected in a given time. pehaps we will see a large eruption this week.


http://www.seti.org/seti_kepler_62

Has Kepler Found Ideal SETI-target Planets?
For Immediate Release Friday April 19, 2013 11 am PST



side by side. you be the judge.



the con artist view? or the actual images? you choose what u want to know and understand.. O:-) O:-)

This earth quake is results enough for me. ice age model continues simple model, and anwser all of the questions global warming model lacks.

they take credit were credit is not due. Ice age model outperforms them all.? do u even agree?  cheers :heart:


6.7 earthquake rattles area off northern Vancouver Island


Glass rattled, buildings swayed, but no damage was reported


The Canadian Press

April 24, 2014

PORT HARDY, B.C. – Glass rattled, buildings swayed, but no damage was reported after a magnitude 6.7 earthquake hit off the northern coast of Vancouver Island on Wednesday night.

The U.S. Geological Survey reported that the epicentre was about 94 kilometres south of Port Hardy and struck at a depth of 11 kilometres.

The agency also said three more earthquakes followed. The first was magnitude 5.0 and the next two both measured 4.2.

Emergency Management B.C. reported there was no tsunami warning for the West Coast, including B.C., and the Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre said a destructive Pacific-wide tsunami was not expected.

“We can confirm at this time that there is no reporting of any injuries or any significant damage, so all folks are safe,” said Pat Quealey, assistant deputy minister for Emergency Management BC.

He said emergency-preparedness officials were contacted in communities on the Island’s north end.

He said those communities included Port Hardy, Port Alice, Zeballos, Gold River, Campbell River, Port McNeill, as well as the Strathcona Regional District and the Mount Waddington Regional District.

Port Hardy Mayor Bev Parnham said Lt.-Gov. Judith Guichon was greeting seniors at the Quatse Salmon Stewardship Centre, an interpretive centre and fish hatchery, when the earthquake hit.

“Somebody said, ‘oh earthquake,’ and of course we then all felt it, and you definitely knew you were in an earthquake,” said Parnham.

“I don’t think there was even enough time to really comprehend because it was very short, like it was strong but it was very short, short lived, and I think by the time it actually registered in your mind, this is what was happening, you know, it was over.”

She said there was no panic, people remained calm, and after the quake ended she left to ensure none of the community’s infrastructure was damaged. She said public-works officials even went out to check.

“I think that the honourable lieutenant-governor will remember Port Hardy,” said Parnham.

Pamela Shea was working the evening shift at the Airport Inn in Port Hardy and said she felt the quake hit at about 8:10 p.m. and the rolling motion caused by the quake was “pretty scary.”

“Oh goodness, yes. Oh goodness, yes,” she repeated when asked if she felt the quake. “My chair was rolling back and forth, the bottles were rattling.”

Shea said it only last about 10 to 12 seconds, “but it sure felt like it was a long time.”

“I’ve lived here 37 years and I’ve never felt anything like it.”

Ann Gray, the manager of the Glen Lyon Inn, said she barely felt it but knows people who did.

“I was sitting here, my chair moved abut two seconds, three seconds, the wall creaked a little bit, but it didn’t move us very much,” she said.

She said some of guests asked if they had to be evacuated.

Earthquakes are common off the B.C. coast, where the Juan de Fuca tectonic plate meets the Pacific tectonic plate, but few are large enough to be felt by humans.

The most recent large quake was in October 2012, when a magnitude 7.8 quake shook the northern B.C. Haida Gwaii Islands. There was little damage and no tsunami was generated in that quake.

– by Keven Drews and Terri Theodore in Vancouver
 
http://www.vancitybuzz.com/2014/04/magnitude-6-7-earthquake-hits-vancouver-island/ :@ :@

Quote from freethisone on July 20th, 2014, 01:46 PM

this is very confirming. im sorry i have made the unpredictable predictable. sad face main stream?  are u tired of being dumb down? has ice age mmodel not predicted acuratly. lets just wait for the volcanic explosive eruption and put a exlamation on ice age model..

answers questions current models lack. welcome to planet freethisone. the two Italians discovered it first. up your nose Toney.. kepler  186F they claimed to have taken a year or two too have confirmed there claims. but i did it 4 years ago, and ice age model validates my claim. others also. and made very accurate predictablity.. you must be  interested by now?

a volcanic eruption was also assumed and we will wait on this explosive eruption to follow..  this 6.8 was just what i was looking for. you must know by now my curve is also accurate. it was above 7.0.. on this day made confimation for accurate earthquake prediction. 7/21/2014

  Latest Earthquake News and Real-Time Earthquake Alerts:

STRONG EARTHQUAKE:  A strong earthquake hits Fiji Region  with a moment magnitude of Mw 6.8  at a depth of 610 km (deep-focus earthquake,5h and 37m ago)  View Location

Today: 6.9 magnitude earthquake in South Of Fiji Islands
Yesterday: 6.2 magnitude earthquake near Nemuro, Hokkaido, Japan


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6.9 magnitude earthquake
about 6 hours ago

UTC time: Monday, July 21, 2014 14:54 PM
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Volcano Explodes in Indonesia
June 1st, 2014 at 12:27 am by Bill Steffen under Bill's Blog, News, Weather
Volcano Sangiang wikipedia  Volcanoes Indonesia  There has been a significant volcanic eruption in Indonesia.  Mt. Sangeang Api (see map – click to enlarge) erupted several times Friday and Saturday, sending smoke and ash tens of thousands of feet into the air.  Here’s a satellite view of the eruption.   Cool pics. here of the smoke/ash cloud expanding out.  Dozens of flights were cancelled because of the ash cloud.  There have been some gigantic volcanic explosions in the past in Indonesia, including Tambora in 1815 (1816 was the Year Without a Summer) and Krakatoa in 1883.  A major eruption can put enough ash into the upper atmosphere to cool the Earth.  A relatively short (6 mo.) and small bump downward in global temperature occurred after the Pinetubo eruption in the Philippines in 1991.  While the mainland U.S. is relatively quiet when it comes to volcano eruptions (anyone remember Mt. St. Helens – May 18, 1980?), there is certainly the potential for an eventual major eruption.  At some point the “supervolcano” beneath Yellowstone N.P. in Wyoming will erupt.   Michigan is a state that is relatively free from natural catastrophe.  Yeah, we get winter, an occasional severe storm or rare tornado…but we don’t get strong earthquakes, volcanoes, hurricanes or (in S. Lower Michigan) significant wildfires.  For many years I told people that the biggest disaster in Michigan was the Detroit Lions.   In 2008-09 that line really worked!

http://blogs.woodtv.com/2014/06/01/volcano-explodes-in-indonesia/

explosive eruption was a first response to magnetic and gravitational effects. Induction.as a guied line,and is a first in a cause and effect chain. perhaps the interaction may still lead to a second great quake or 7.4 and above. up to 40 days observation. look for volcanic events this 3 to 6 month period we get hot. aand during tourque times delta T 2015 we will have our temple one heartly 2 comet. these object are of high mass and density. they are sun skipping stone. i had theorized these object oragin in the mira star system . Is perhaps a remnant of a companion star.

shooter

space rock

space rocks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8ry_JzWXK4#


be aware this movie was done in 2010 but the information we have now is much more substantial..
orbital period with companion dwarf  5.5 years O:-) O:-) :heart:
valintine day 2015- 2016 st valintine.


candy - o ineed you.. :cool:

as you see with space rocks. these tiny gems reflect and radiate energy. the reason we have a brighter then sun comet is because  radius M is so large that even if it was on infrared. the space rocks reflect the surface charge of the object M. So yea the surface charge density on these space rocks reflect the total mass in the system. 4 pie R :dodgy: 

i will be posting the volcanic unrest over the next week or so. here is a quick look..
Wednesday, Jul 23, 2014

Volcanic activity worldwide 23 Jul 2014: Semeru, Askja, Santiaguito, Fuego, Reventador, Ubinas, Aso,...


Glow at Aso's Nakadake crater this morning
Glow at Aso's Nakadake crater this morning

Glow from Semeru's summit at night (VSI webcam)
Glow from Semeru's summit at night (VSI webcam)
Askja (Central Iceland): A large landslide occurred from the southern wall of the Askja caldera yesterday night. The slide caused a large flood wave in the Öskjuvatn lake that also swept into the famous Viti crater.  ...more


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Askja volcano (Iceland): large landslide and tidal wave

A large landslide occurred from the southern wall of the Askja caldera yesterday night. The slide caused a large flood wave in the Öskjuvatn lake that also swept into the famous Viti crater.  ...more


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Cerro Negro de Mayasquer volcano (Colombia) activity update

Seismic unrest continues at the volcanic massif of Chiles and Cerro Negro. However, it decreased during the past week with less than 700 events recorded, compared to 1500-1800 per week during the month before.  ...more


 [read all] More about Cerro Negro de Mayasquer volcano

Santiaguito volcano (Guatemala) activity update

No explosions were observed since yesterday, but the lava flow at the eastern rim of the Caliente dome remains active, producing rockfalls into the Nima 1 river canyon. Strong degassing is occurring from the dome.

udy: Mount Rainier will erupt again – magma rising in enigmatic volcano
Posted on July 18, 2014 by The Extinction Protocol
July 2014 – WASHINGTON –  Scientists from the University of Utah have determined that Mount Rainier, one of the most prominent peaks in North America, will erupt again. The question of when remains unanswered, but science has recently discovered how: … Continue reading →

Posted in Dormant fault activation, Earth Changes, Earth Watch, Earthquake Omens?, High-risk potential hazard zone, New volcanic activity, Potential Earthchange hotspot, Prophecies referenced, Seismic tremors, Signs of Magnetic Field weakening, Time - Event Acceleration, Volcanic Eruption, Volcano unrest, Volcano Watch    | 4 Comments
Yellowstone: supervolcano eruption would last for ‘many months,’ possibly even ‘years’
Posted on July 18, 2014 by The Extinction Protocol
July 2014 – YELLOWSTONE – An eruption of the Yellowstone National Park supervolcano could last for over a year. The park sits on top of the world’s largest active volcano, which erupted around 640,000 years ago and sent ash across … Continue reading →

Posted in Civilizations unraveling, Dormant fault activation, Earth Changes, Earth Watch, Earthquake Omens?, Electric power disruption & grid failure, Environmental Threat, High-risk potential hazard zone, Human behavioral change after disaster, Infrastructure collapse, Magma Plume activity, New volcanic activity, Potential Earthchange hotspot, Prophecies referenced, Time - Event Acceleration, Volcanic Ash, Volcano unrest, Volcano Watch    | 7 Comments
Strong 6.0 magnitude earthquake jolts Alaska near Canada border
Posted on July 18, 2014 by The Extinction Protocol
  July 2014 – ANCHORAGE, Alaska – Seismologists say a strong earthquake rattled a section of Alaska and Canada’s Yukon Territory. The Alaska Earthquake Center says the 6.0 magnitude quake struck at 3:49 a.m. about 62 miles northwest of Yakutat. … Continue reading →

Posted in Earth Changes, Earth Watch, Earthquake Omens?, High-risk potential hazard zone, Lava flow, Magnetic pole migration, New volcanic activity, Potential Earthchange hotspot, Seismic tremors, Signs of Magnetic Field weakening, Tectonic plate movement, Time - Event Acceleration, Volcanic Eruption, Volcano unrest, Volcano Watch    | Leave a comment
Indonesia’s Mount Sinabung Volcano rocked by large explosive eruption
Posted on July 13, 2014 by The Extinction Protocol
July 2014 – INDONESIA – Mount Sinabung, one of the most active volcanoes in Indonesia, has erupted, spewing ash to the sky. No casualty was reported, official said here Sunday. The volcano located in Karo district of North Sumatra province … Continue reading →

Posted in Civilizations unraveling, Dormant fault activation, Earth Changes, Earth Watch, Earthquake Omens?, Environmental Threat, High-risk potential hazard zone, New volcanic activity, Potential Earthchange hotspot, Prophecies referenced, Seismic tremors, Signs of Magnetic Field weakening, Tectonic plate movement, Time - Event Acceleration, Volcanic Ash, Volcanic Eruption, Volcanic gas emissions, Volcano unrest, Volcano Watch    | 3 Comments
Melted road at Yellowstone fuels more fears supervolcano growing restless
Posted on July 11, 2014 by The Extinction Protocol
July 2014 – YELLOWSTONE – A road has been seriously damaged from extreme heat in the Yellowstone National Park, forcing park officials to shut off access. Firehole Lake Drive’s surface looks like it’s melting from the heat. Park officials said … Continue reading →

Posted in Civilizations unraveling, Dormant fault activation, Earth Changes, Earth Watch, Earth's core dynamics, Earthquake Omens?, Environmental Threat, Geyser eruption, High-risk potential hazard zone, Infrastructure collapse, Magma Plume activity, Potential Earthchange hotspot, Seismic tremors, Signs of Magnetic Field weakening, Time - Event Acceleration, Volcanic gas emissions, Volcano unrest, Volcano Watch    | 14 Comments
Katla Volcano stirs: glacial flood outburst, increased seismicity
Posted on July 10, 2014 by The Extinction Protocol
July 2014 –ICELAND – There are indications that a small glacial outburst flood is occurring in the river Múlakvísl, which originates in Mýrdalsjökull glacier, where the volcano Katla is located. The Civic Protection Department of the National Commissioner of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Earth Changes, Earth Watch, Earthquake Omens?, Environmental Threat, Glacial fracture, High-risk potential hazard zone, Magma Plume activity, New volcanic activity, Potential Earthchange hotspot, Seismic tremors, Signs of Magnetic Field weakening, Subglacial flood event, Tectonic plate movement, Time - Event Acceleration, Volcano unrest, Volcano Watch    | 3 Comments
7.1 magnitude earthquake strikes Chiapas, Mexico: 5 dead
Posted on July 7, 2014 by The Extinction Protocol
July 2014 – MEXICO – At least five deaths were reported after a magnitude-7.1 earthquake rocked much of southern Mexico and Central America on Monday. The U.S. Geological Survey said the temblor, which hit at about 7:23 a.m ET, was centered … Continue reading →

Posted in Breaking News Event, Civilizations unraveling, Dormant fault activation, Earth Changes, Earth's core dynamics, Earthquake Omens?, High-risk potential hazard zone, Landslide & geological deformation, Lithosphere collapse & fisssure, Potential Earthchange hotspot, Seismic tremors, Signs of Magnetic Field weakening, Tectonic plate movement, Time - Event Acceleration, Volcanic Eruption, Volcano Watch    | Leave a comment

http://www.volcanodiscovery.com/erupting_volcanoes.html

 :@What's erupting? List & map of currently active volcanoes
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Europe and Atlantic Ocean:
  Stromboli (Eolian Islands, Italy)
  Etna (Sicily, Italy)
  Campi Flegrei (Phlegrean Fields) (Italy)
  El Hierro (Canary Islands, Spain)
Iceland:
  Tjörnes Fracture Zone (North of Iceland)
  Kverkfjöll (Eastern Iceland)
  Katla (Southern Iceland)
  Askja (Central Iceland)
  Bárdarbunga (Iceland)
  Grímsvötn (Iceland)
  Hekla (Iceland)
  Torfajökull (Iceland)
Africa and Indian Ocean:
  Ol Doinyo Lengai (Tanzania)
  Nyamuragira (DRCongo)
  Erta Ale (Ethiopia)
  Barren Island (Indian Ocean)
  Nyiragongo (DRCongo)
  Heard (Australia, Southern Indian Ocean)
  Piton de la Fournaise (La Réunion)
  Tahalra Volcanic Field (Algeria)
Indonesia:
  Sinabung (Sumatra, Indonesia)
  Dukono (Halmahera, Indonesia)
  Ibu (Halmahera, Indonesia)
  Lokon-Empung (North Sulawesi, Indonesia)
  Sangeang Api (Indonesia)
  Semeru (East Java, Indonesia)
  Batu Tara (Sunda Islands, Indonesia)
  Slamet (Central Java, Indonesia)
  Marapi (Western Sumatra, Indonesia)
  Soputan (North Sulawesi, Indonesia)
  Raung (East Java, Indonesia)
  Kelud (East Java, Indonesia)
  Papandayan (West Java, Indonesia)
  Krakatau (Sunda Strait, Indonesia)
  Kerinci (Sumatra, Indonesia)
  Karangetang (Siau Island, Sangihe Islands, Indonesia)
  Gamkonora (Halmahera, Indonesia)
  Gamalama (Halmahera, Indonesia)
  Ambang (North Sulawesi & Sangihe Islands, Indonesia)
  Ebulobo (Flores, Indonesia)
  Lewotobi (Flores, Indonesia)
  Sirung (Pantar Island, Indonesia )
  Rinjani (Lombok, Indonesia)
  Paluweh (off Flores Island, Indonesia)
  Tambora (Sumbawa, Indonesia)
  Ijen (East Java, Indonesia)
  Bromo (East Java, Indonesia)
  Merapi (Central Java, Indonesia)
  Talang (Sumatra, Indonesia)
  Dieng (Central Java, Indonesia)
  Guntur (West Java, Indonesia)
Aleutians, Alaska and North America:
  Pavlof (Alaska Peninsula, USA)
  Shishaldin (United States, Aleutian Islands)
  Cleveland (Aleutian Islands, Alaska)
  Semisopochnoi (United States, Aleutian Islands)
Central America and Carribean:
  Colima (Western Mexico)
  Santiaguito (Guatemala)
  Fuego (Guatemala)
  Popocatépetl (Central Mexico)
  San Miguel (El Salvador)
  San Cristobal (Nicaragua)
  Rincón de la Vieja (Costa Rica)
  Poas (Costa Rica)
  Irazu (Costa Rica)
  Soufriere Hills (Montserrat, West Indies (UK))
  Pacaya (Guatemala)
  Telica (Nicaragua)
  Cerro Negro (Nicaragua)
  Momotombo (Nicaragua)
  Masaya (Nicaragua)
  Concepción (Nicaragua)
  Turrialba (Costa Rica)
South America:
  Ubinas (Peru)
  Reventador (Ecuador)
  Sangay (Ecuador)
  Sacabaya (Northern Chile, Bolivia and Argentina, South America)
  Nevado del Ruiz (Colombia)
  Machin (Colombia)
  Nevado del Huila (Colombia)
  Sotará (Colombia)
  Galeras (Colombia)
  Cumbal (Colombia)
  Cerro Negro de Mayasquer (Colombia)
  Reclus (Southern Chile and Argentina, South America)
  Chaitén (Southern Chile and Argentina, South America)
  Villarrica (Central Chile)
  Copahue (Chile/Argentina)
  Laguna del Maule (Central Chile)
  Lascar (Northern Chile)
  Sabancaya (Peru)
  Tungurahua (Ecuador)
Other regions:
  Erebus (Antarctica)
  Siple (Marie Byrd Land, Western Antarctica)
  Zavodovski (South Sandwich Islands (UK))
Pacific Ocean:
  Kilauea (Hawai'i)
  Bagana (Bougainville Island, Papua New Guinea)
  Manam (Papua New Guinea)
  Yasur (Tanna Island, Vanuatu)
  Ambrym (Vanuatu)
  Kavachi (Solomon Islands)
  Ulawun (New Britain, Papua New Guinea)
  Rabaul (Tavurvur) (New Britain, Papua New Guinea)
  Ahyi (United States, Mariana Islands)
  Loihi (United States, Hawaiian Islands)
  Pagan (Mariana Islands)
  Langila (New Britain, Papua New Guinea)
  Karkar (Northeast of New Guinea, Papua New Guinea)
  Ruapehu (North Island, New Zealand)
  Tongariro (North Island, New Zealand)
  White Island (New Zealand)
  Aoba (Vanuatu)
  Gaua (Vanuatu)
  Tinakula (Santa Cruz Islands, Solomon Islands)
Ring of Fire (Kurile Islands to Philippines):
  Shiveluch (Kamchatka)
  Zhupanovsky (Kamchatka, Russia)
  Nasu (Honshu, Japan)
  Sakurajima (Kyushu, Japan)
  Suwanose-jima (Ryukyu Islands, Japan)
  Nishino-shima (Volcano Islands, Japan)
  Bezymianny (Central Kamchatka Depression, Kamchatka)
  Karymsky (Kamchatka)
  Rasshua (Central Kuriles, Kuril Islands)
  Chirpoi (Kurile Islands, Russia)
  Medvezhia (Kurile Islands, Russia)
  Aso (Kyushu, Japan)
  Kliuchevskoi (Kamchatka)
  Kizimen (Kamchatka)
  Gorely (Southern Kamchatka)
  Chirinkotan (Northern Kuriles, Kuril Islands)
  Ketoi (Kurile Islands, Russia)
  Grozny (Iturup Island, Kuril Islands)
  Tiatia (Kunashir Island, Kuril Islands)
  Kusatsu-Shirane (Honshu, Japan)
  Mt Fuji (Honshu, Japan)
  Hakone (Honshu, Japan)
  To-shima (Izu Islands, Japan)
  Miyake-shima (Izu Islands, Japan)
  Kirishima (Kyushu, Japan)
  Kikai (Ryukyu Islands, Japan)
  Kuchinoerabu-jima (Ryukyu Islands, Japan)
  Iwo-Tori-shima (Ryukyu Islands, Japan)
  Iwo-jima (Volcano Islands, Japan)
  Taal (Luzon, Philippines)
  Mayon (Luzon Island, Philippines)
  Bulusan (Luzon Island, Philippines)
 =major eruption  =erupting  =minor activity / eruption warning  =unrest

Quote from freethisone on July 19th, 2014, 02:48 AM

gravity waves objects less then 500 LY away
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kYILVMBunc#ws  now this makes perfect sence

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgJPbFU2MLg#  gravity waves.

M class star

interestic footage.

pause at 2min 31 sec this is the 3 stars in line that the pyramids on earth reflect.  perhaps this is true?

I dont know what space weather is talking about? its all but quiet. Giant filament have formed over the last 20 day, and huge amounts of material is about to be unleashed, as part of a spark gap trigger, :dodgy: with magnetic filiment are attracting. you see?
this is a plasma break down as discharge. CME ejection. with billions of tons of material on tap. :s

:this is all but quiet., :@ i see some of the most massive fillaments ever to have formed, and there will be a very high probability of them being unleashed in the coming weeks ahaed.

:exclamation:

THE "ALL QUIET EVENT": For the 4th day in a row, solar activity is extremely low. Compared to the beginning of July, when sunspots were abundant, the sun's global X-ray output has dropped by a factor of ten. Moreover, on July 17th the sunspot number fell all the way to zero. We call it "the All Quiet Event."

as stated space weather was playing down the truth. once again they sound the all quiet, and as expected the first of many  cme has occured.. the graph is scewed,  and therefore x-ray flux is altered. we must again add what was taken away as real data, M class flare..cme billions of tons of material. the next 14 days will be the extreem high end with filaments hurling from the sol surface. the light is n the day side.

(click to show/hide)

???

  why cant i  add pictures Russ Matt? please tell me how... ty.

 :dodgy:
:P :P

Quote from freethisone on July 26th, 2014, 02:11 PM

why cant i  add pictures Russ Matt? please tell me how... ty.

You have been adding pictures/images, lots of them.

Do you mean attachments that you upload directly?

If so, just click the little (+) next to "Attachments and other options..." from the full editor (you can get there by clicking the "Preview" button.  Then "Browse..." to the file on your computer.  Pick the file and "Post".  Should work like a charm.

ok ty Matt ill see if i can try later

. Again they are unwilling . the probability remains very high. and M class CME had already been unleashed .
as you see i am in complete contradiction to these leading bull sheet artists..
A spark gap trigger means the gap is very close. close enough for magnetic filaments to be ejected over the next 2 weeks.  I would keep a close eye on the bull crap because it may be time to run for the hills.
 :exclamation:
, a quote from the space weather. 7-28-2014
QUIET SUN: Despite an uptick in the sunspot number, solar activity remains low. AR2121 has a 'beta-gamma' magnetic field that harbors energy for M-class solar flares, but so far the quiet sunspot seems dis-inclined to erupt. A significant flare this weekend would be a surprise. Updates may :at: :sleepy: :sleepy: :P



"6.0
Northern Mid-Atlantic Ridge

2014-07-26 21:28:38 UTC-04:00

10.0 km

6.9
94km NNE of Ndoi Island, Fiji

2014-07-21 10:54:41 UTC-04:00

616.4 km

6.2
98km SE of Kuril'sk, Russia

2014-07-20 14:32:48 UTC-04:00

70.0 km

6.0
Owen Fracture Zone region

2014-07-19 10:14:01 UTC-04:00

10.0 km

6.0
72km WNW of Hihifo, Tonga

2014-07-19 08:27:09 UTC-04:00

219.8 km

6.0
93km NNW of Yakutat, Alaska

2014-07-17 07:49:33 UTC-04:00

10.0 km

6.3
86km SSE of Pondaguitan, Philippines

2014-07-14 04:00:00 UTC-04:00

44.9 km

6.5
135km ESE of Namie, Japan

2014-07-11 15:21:59 UTC-04:00

10.5 km

6.3
13km NNE of Port-Vila, Vanuatu

2014-07-08 08:56:26 UTC-04:00

114.0 km

6.9
2km NNE of Puerto Madero, Mexico

2014-07-07 07:23:55 UTC-04:00

60.0 km

6.0
88km SE of Sinabang, Indonesia

2014-07-05 05:39:30 UTC-04:00

30.0 km

6.6
193km S of Taron, Papua New Guinea

2014-07-04 11:00:26 UTC-04:00

10.0 km

6.3
193km SE of Raoul Island, New Zealand

2014-07-03 15:50:05 UTC-04:00

20.0 km

6.2
Bonin Islands, Japan region

2014-06-30 15:55:32 UTC-04:00

512.4 km

6.7
205km SSE of Mata-Utu, Wallis and Futuna

2014-06-29 13:15:08 UTC-04:00

10.0 km

6.4
191km SSE of Mata-Utu, Wallis and Futuna

2014-06-29 11:52:22 UTC-04:00

10.0 km

6.0
157km NNW of Visokoi Island,

2014-06-29 10:32:49 UTC-04:00

10.0 km

6.9
154km NNW of Visokoi Island,

2014-06-29 03:52:56 UTC-04:00

16.5 km

6.2
134km ESE of Iwo Jima, Japan

2014-06-29 01:56:31 UTC-04:00

43.2 km

6.0
5km ENE of Little Sitkin Island, Alaska

2014-06-23 18:29:51 UTC-04:00

106.6 km

6.0
5km WSW of Little Sitkin Island, Alaska

2014-06-23 17:30:46 UTC-04:00

101.9 km

6.0
3km WNW of Little Sitkin Island, Alaska

2014-06-23 17:11:40 UTC-04:00

102.9 km

7.9
24km SE of Little Sitkin Island, Alaska

2014-06-23 16:53:09 UTC-04:00

107.5 km

6.2
85km SSE of Raoul Island, New Zealand

2014-06-23 16:06:19 UTC-04:00

20.0 km

6.3
87km SSE of Raoul Island, New Zealand

2014-06-23 15:21:48 UTC-04:00

20.0 km

6.9
96km SSE of Raoul Island, New Zealand

2014-06-23 15:19:16 UTC-04:00

20.0 km

6.4
85km WNW of Sola, Vanuatu

2014-06-19 06:17:58 UTC-04:00

59.9 km

6.9
21km SSW of Kamariotissa, Greece

2014-05-24 05:25:03 UTC-04:00

10.0 km

6.0
275km SE of Konarka, India

2014-05-21 12:21:54 UTC-04:00

47.5 km

6.0
Off the west coast of northern Sumatra

2014-05-17 21:02:32 UTC-04:00

35.0 km

6.3
51km WSW of Alim, Philippines

2014-05-15 06:16:42 UTC-04:00

15.5 km

6.3
106km SSE of Ifalik, Micronesia

2014-05-15 04:16:34 UTC-04:00

11.0 km

6.1
103km SSE of Ifalik, Micronesia

2014-05-14 16:56:13 UTC-04:00

10.0 km

6.5
110km SE of Punta de Burica, Panama

2014-05-13 02:35:24 UTC-04:00

10.0 km

6.5
Southern East Pacific Rise

2014-05-12 14:38:36 UTC-04:00

10.5 km

6.0
14km WSW of Tecpan de Galeana, Mexico

2014-05-10 03:36:01 UTC-04:00

23.0 km

6.4
6km WSW of Tecpan de Galeana, Mexico

2014-05-08 13:00:14 UTC-04:00

17.1 km

6.0
96km SW of Panguna, Papua New Guinea

2014-05-07 00:20:33 UTC-04:00

10.0 km

6.3
West Chile Rise

2014-05-06 16:52:28 UTC-04:00

16.8 km

6.1
13km NNW of Phan, Thailand

2014-05-05 07:08:43 UTC-04:00

6.0 km

6.0
31km E of Ito, Japan

2014-05-04 16:18:24 UTC-04:00

153.0 km

6.3
South of the Fiji Islands

2014-05-04 05:25:15 UTC-04:00

634.2 km

6.6
South of the Fiji Islands

2014-05-04 05:15:52 UTC-04:00

527.0 km

6.6
204km WNW of Ile Hunter, New Caledonia

2014-05-01 02:36:35 UTC-04:00

106.0 km

see it? cracking on the left.


spark gap trigger is crackling with m and x class flairs. magnetic filiments on the sun continue to contradict the reflected and skewed data. as i said there is a huge chance of substantial magnetic cme ejection.


boys we have a new comet, but guess what its the same one with another name.



cme ejections and x class flare.

the x class flare is up to bat, i say less than 3 days before the first is unleashed. O:-)

long dark    link    :P :P DARK FILAMENT ON THE SUN: As the sunspot number rebounds from a deep low in mid-July, the chance of flares is increasing, too. However, the biggest threat for a flare today might not be a sunspot at all. Instead, our attention turns to a long dark filament of magnetism:



Astrophotograher Jack Newton photographed the structure on July 29th from his observatory in Osoyoos, British Columbia. Stretching more than 100,000 km from end to end, and filled with dense plasma, the sinuous filament is held aloft by solar magnetic fields. If it snaps or collapses and hits the stellar surface below, the result could be a Hyder flare--a type of explosion that does not require a sunspot.

NOAA forecasters estimate an increasing 25% chance of M-flares and a small but non-negligible 5% chance of X-flares on July 30th.




ya think? O:-) my view 85 % chance of M class flare, already unleashed, and 70 % of X flare in the week ahead..

:yodel: :pirates:

Quote from freethisone on July 26th, 2014, 02:11 PM

as stated space weather was playing down the truth. once again they sound the all quiet, and as expected the first of many  cme has occured.. the graph is scewed,  and therefore x-ray flux is altered. we must again add what was taken away as real data, M class flare..cme billions of tons of material. the next 14 days will be the extreem high end with filaments hurling from the sol surface. the light is n the day side.

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  why cant i  add pictures Russ Matt? please tell me how... ty.

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Tuesday, Jul 29, 2014

Volcanic activity worldwide 29 Jul 2014: Tungurahua


Ash emission of Tungurahua volcano last Sunday (photo: P. Espín OVT/IG-EPN)
Ash emission of Tungurahua volcano last Sunday (photo: P. Espín OVT/IG-EPN)
Tungurahua (Ecuador): Following more than 2 months of calm, the volcano is probably about to enter a new eruptive phase, a special bulletin of Ecuador's Geophysical Institute (IGPEN) informs.
Following a steep increase in seismic activity last Sunday afternoon, a small ash emission occurred at 15h49 local time, producing a plume rising approx. 1 km and causing light ash fall.
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Tungurahua volcano (Ecuador): increase of activity, ash emission


Ash emission of Tungurahua volcano last Sunday (photo: P. Espín OVT/IG-EPN)
Ash emission of Tungurahua volcano last Sunday (photo: P. Espín OVT/IG-EPN)

Seismic signal Sunday evening (RETU station, IGPEN)
Seismic signal Sunday evening (RETU station, IGPEN)
 Following more than 2 months of calm, the volcano is probably about to enter a new eruptive phase, a special bulletin of Ecuador's Geophysical Institute (IGPEN) informs.
Following a steep increase in seismic activity last Sunday afternoon, a small ash emission occurred at 15h49 local time, producing a plume rising approx. 1 km and causing light ash fall.
The black color of the ash suggests that it originated from a new batch of fresh magma that started to arrive in the summit crater. [less]
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Monday, Jul 28, 2014

Volcanic activity worldwide 28 Jul 2014: Ibu, Reventador, Kilauea, Nishino-shima, Karangetang, Dukon...


Nishinoshima on 23 July (image: Japanese Coast Guard)
Nishinoshima on 23 July (image: Japanese Coast Guard)

MODIS hot spots at Karangetang volcano last week (MODVOLC, Univ. Hawaii)
MODIS hot spots at Karangetang volcano last week (MODVOLC, Univ. Hawaii)
Summary of some of the most significant events during the past days:

Zhupanovsky (Kamchatka, Russia): Intermittent eruptions continue. New ash emissions occurred yesterday from the volcano. VAAC Tokyo spotted an ash plume at estimated 28,000 ft (8 km) altitude drifting north on satellite imagery. [less]
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Dukono volcano (Halmahera, Indonesia) activity update

Activity at the volcano continues to be elevated. VAAC Darwin frequently spots ash plumes from relatively strong strombolian to vulcanian activity.
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Reventador volcano (Ecuador): increasing activity


Pyroclastic flow from an explosion at Reventador on 26 July evening (IGPEN webcam)
Pyroclastic flow from an explosion at Reventador on 26 July evening (IGPEN webcam)

Current seismic signal at Reventador (CONE station, IGPEN)
Current seismic signal at Reventador (CONE station, IGPEN)
 Activity at the volcano has increased with more frequent small to moderately sized explosions from the growing lava dome in its summit. An explosion on the evening of 26 July generated a pyroclastic flow on the southwestern slope that reached almost 1 km length.
Seismic activity reflects frequent explosions and tremor, but visual observations are often not possible due to frequent cloud cover. IGPEN characterizes the activity as "moderate". The volcano's activity at the present does not pose a risk for the closest inhabited areas approx. 8 km away. [less]
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Zhupanovsky volcano (Kamchatka): new ash emissions

Intermittent eruptions continue. New ash emissions occurred yesterday from the volcano. VAAC Tokyo spotted an ash plume at estimated 28,000 ft (8 km) altitude drifting north on satellite imagery.
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Karangetang volcano (Api Siau island, Indonesia): short-lived eruption 19-21 July


MODIS hot spots at Karangetang volcano last week (MODVOLC, Univ. Hawaii)
MODIS hot spots at Karangetang volcano last week (MODVOLC, Univ. Hawaii)
 An comparably small eruption occurred last week at the volcano. Incandescent lava avalanches were reported to descend from the summit lava dome to the SE, towards the area of Batu Awang, during 19-21 July.
It seems to have been a short-lived and relatively small event that did not form the feared pyroclastic flows (which Karangetang is notorious for): avalanches of gas-rich fresh lava that detaches from the dome and/or lava flows and turns into devastating hot turbulent flows that can reach many kilometers distance.
A thermal hot spot visible on MODIS data also suggested that fresh lava was present at the summit dome and on the flanks. The signal disappeared during the past days and no more news about volcanic activity were found. [less]
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Nishino-shima volcano (Japan): significant growth of the new island by continuing lava flows and strombolian activity


Nishinoshima on 23 July (image: Japanese Coast Guard)
Nishinoshima on 23 July (image: Japanese Coast Guard)

A vent near the eastern coast feeding 2 lava flows
A vent near the eastern coast feeding 2 lava flows
 Activity at the growing island continues, perhaps even with increased intensity, judging from the recent pictures obtained by the Japanese Coast Guard on 23 July:
They show active lava flows reaching the sea and enlarging the island continuously, most notably towards the east, where a stretch of new land up to 250 m wide was added during only 1 month!
Much of this growth can be attributed to a new effusive vent located near the coast itself (s. second picture). However, it is unclear whether it is a true vent or only a so-called ephemeral vent formed by lava exiting a tube system and ultimately still coming from the central vent. [less]
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Kilauea volcano update: Rockfall trigger explosive eruption of lava lake on 23 July


Explosive eruption at Halema'uma'u lava lake on 23 July
Explosive eruption at Halema'uma'u lava lake on 23 July

Strong bubbling in the lava lake following the explosion
Strong bubbling in the lava lake following the explosion
 A piece of the crater walls of the Halema'uma'u lava lake collapsed on 23 July and triggered a small explosive eruption. Liquid spatter was ejected to the outer perimeter of the pit crater (including webcam position and the closed observation area) and an ash plume was generated.
The reason for the event was a sudden disturbance of the gas influx and release equilibrium of the lava lake induced by the rockfall, triggering a spontaneous and very strong degassing phase. [lhttp://spaceweathergallery.com/indiv_upload.php?upload_id=99906ess]
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