Pacific Hurricane Marie Grows to Category 5 Storm

August 26, 2014   

Hurricane Marie grew into a large and powerful Category 5 storm and moved west-northwestward far off the Pacific coast of Mexico, threatening dangerous surf conditions from Baja California Peninsula up through Southern California early this week.

The National Hurricane Center in Miami said Sunday that Marie had sustained winds of 150 mph (240 kph) and was located about 475 miles (765 kilometers) south of the southern tip of Baja California. It said the storm was moving west-northwest at 12 mph (19 kph) and had maximum sustained winds of 150 mph (240 kph.)

Swells provoked by the storm were affecting the southwestern coast of Mexico and the southern part of the Baja California Peninsula and could cause dangerous surf and rip current conditions, the center said.

It said swells from Marie are expected to cause dangerous beach conditions in Southern California by Tuesday.

Hurricane-force winds extended up to 60 miles (95 kilometers) away from the storm’s center, with tropical storm-force winds reaching out to 310 miles (500 kilometers).


http://www.weather.com/news/weather-hurricanes/hurricane-tropical-storm-marie-pacific-20140823

pay attention..  over the next twenty days we should see again storms.
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Bárdarbunga volcano news & activity updates

Bardarbunga volcano update: Eruption update

Monday Sep 01, 2014 23:20 PM | BY: T


Aerial view of the eruption on 1 Sep (Icelandic Coast Guard)
Aerial view of the eruption on 1 Sep (Icelandic Coast Guard)

SO2 plume from the eruption (NOAA)
SO2 plume from the eruption (NOAA)
 The Icelandic Coast Guard made an aerial survey of the eruption site. According to IMO, the fissure is 1.5 km long, but only erupts from a 600-800 m long central section.
A single crater has been active at its southern end, but little or no lava extrudes from it now. Lava fountains rise to a height of a few tens of meters where the activity is greatest, centrally on the fissure.
The lava flow field stretches 3,5 km from the center of the fissure and is max 1,6 km wide, with a 500 m wide flow front. So far, approx 4.5 square km have been covered by the lava flows. The University of Iceland published an updated map.
At 16:00, a rough estimate gave a total volume of 20-30 million cubic meters of lava erupted so far, meaning that 5-10 million cubic meters had been added in 18-19 hours. Therefore, the average flow is now of the order of degree 100 m3/s.
The two small ice cauldrons in Dyngjujökull, aligned in the direction of the fissure, seemed unchanged since Friday 29 August.
Radar revealed no changes in Bárðarbunga nor in the depressions to the southeast of it.

Gas from the eruption
A significant amount of sulphur dioxide (SO2) is being released into the atmosphere. It is estimated at approx. 20,000 tonnes/day.


Kilauea volcano update: Lava flow only 2 km from inhabited area


Map of the recent lava flows on Kilauea (HVO)
Map of the recent lava flows on Kilauea (HVO)

The June 27 lava flow seen from the east from helicopter (HVO)
The June 27 lava flow seen from the east from helicopter (HVO)
 The June 27 lava flow remains active and is now only approx. 2 km from the nearest inhabited area. Its farthest front had been spreading in the forest over the past few days and was seen to be spilling into yet another ground crack about 12.6 km (~7.8 miles) from the vent and about 1.9 km (~1.2 miles) from the eastern boundary of the Wao Kele o Puna Forest Reserve

ice age maodel describes the spark gap trigger as being a spark or short to ground. that ground is triggered and should produce again massive high intensity storms, plate movement along alaska california coast.

solar intensity is at a all time high in accord with the trigger, causing cme ejections, and magnetic influence  to Earth.. therefore a strong likelyhood for 7.0 or much graeter quakes. up to 25 days for a 7.0 or better.close to 8.0..

problem solved   EX-PO Star K    at K the force required at K. I am iron man..


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:cool:
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-
T tend 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 Maxwellan.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZJPYo-YUkA#



James Clerk Maxwell



By the way Russ You already made the ARC REactor. you dont understand what you really have there do you Russ?

hey update 94-2014 what is ahead for 9-11?
nine eleven?  did u think they knew? i do :@

now i say we have to suffer the effects that will soon be very great.

this week ahead should produce a major change in angular momentum leading to storms. most importantly sliding spring O:-)sliding spring :huh:sliding spring :@

the poem tell the story we are being dragged by the heals as Maxwell had said in 1800S a problem in dynamics. major quake will result.. many of these will be in the same location movment is taking place. all plates shift east. very simple.

now we will see the strangest effects yet, in just a few short day Ice age model will verify the trigger  is locked and loaded. ready to be released.in a short time. you see next time round we will surly be frozen in place.. O:-)

because they are so great! :blush: induction, magnetic field shift, ionizing radiation. ex-po star -K


the largest quakes are yet to come. peace and love look out its on... ison. el temple of sun heartley two, love joy, rosseta, sliding spring, and how many ,more names have they given to there GOD?  Sun worship is the proper name for it.

http://www.wnd.com/2014/08/nasa-dangerous-sunspot-aligning-with-earth/

Terminal Madness.  Cheerio mate!

http://rense.com/general96/final3.html

Quote

Whether you want to believe it or not, Physical existence is all over folks!

And watching my poor old Labrador Retriever dying is just the beginning.  I guess tonight my duty is to set her free.

:(

mind over matter is a fact in this universe but few people follow that trace. collective consciousness could change that future but membership in that collective effort is only 2% ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2y22gPD6Jk#

but there is hope :-)

next mankind could make it better ;-)

Quote from freethisone on September 4th, 2014, 12:36 PM

hey update 94-2014 what is ahead for 9-11?
nine eleven?  did u think they knew? i do :@

now i say we have to suffer the effects that will soon be very great.

this week ahead should produce a major change in angular momentum leading to storms. most importantly sliding spring O:-)sliding spring :huh:sliding spring :@

the poem tell the story we are being dragged by the heals as Maxwell had said in 1800S a problem in dynamics. major quake will result.. many of these will be in the same location movment is taking place. all plates shift east. very simple.

now we will see the strangest effects yet, in just a few short day Ice age model will verify the trigger  is locked and loaded. ready to be released.in a short time. you see next time round we will surly be frozen in place.. O:-)

because they are so great! :blush: induction, magnetic field shift, ionizing radiation. ex-po star -K


the largest quakes are yet to come. peace and love look out its on... ison. el temple of sun heartley two, love joy, rosseta, sliding spring, and how many ,more names have they given to there GOD?  Sun worship is the proper name for it.

Past hours earthquakes in the World + Europe (Powered by EMSC)

Datetime (UTC time) Lat. Lon. Mag. Dep. Region (Europe Map) 
2014-09-06 08:31:55 UTC 42.43 142.41 5.0 30    Hokkaido, Japan Region    
2014-09-06 07:48:34 UTC -26.78 -114.82 5.4 10    Easter Island Region    
2014-09-06 07:37:21 UTC 44.33 7.32 2.5 2    Northern Italy    
2014-09-06 07:29:20 UTC 36.24 30.89 3.2 24    Western Turkey    
2014-09-06 07:19:14 UTC 37.59 -121.98 2.7 6    San Francisco Bay Area, Calif.    
2014-09-06 07:04:08 UTC -26.82 -114.63 5.2 10    Easter Island Region    
2014-09-06 06:53:12 UTC -26.69 -114.72 6.3 10    Easter Island Region    
2014-09-06 06:30:38 UTC 19.11 -65.76 2.7 34    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-06 06:17:57 UTC 19.11 -65.79 3.3 32    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-06 06:06:53 UTC 19.11 -65.77 3.7 37    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-06 06:05:20 UTC 19.09 -65.77 2.8 41    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-06 06:03:52 UTC -55.42 -28.33 5.1 10    South Sandwich Islands Region    
2014-09-06 05:40:54 UTC 64.65 -17.28 4.9 10    Iceland    
2014-09-06 05:38:46 UTC 34.34 -119.53 3.0 1    Santa Barbara Channel, Calif.    
2014-09-06 05:14:26 UTC -23.08 -66.94 3.9 270    Jujuy, Argentina    
2014-09-06 05:06:15 UTC 50.26 19.07 2.9 5    Poland    
2014-09-06 04:37:52 UTC 37.68 72.34 4.8 50    Tajikistan    
2014-09-06 04:20:11 UTC 45.66 26.59 3.5 146    Romania    
2014-09-06 04:10:42 UTC 18.99 -65.77 2.4 10    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-06 04:08:18 UTC 18.99 -65.80 3.3 42    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-06 03:06:16 UTC -4.98 133.81 4.7 10    Near S Coast Of Papua, Indonesia    
2014-09-06 03:06:14 UTC 19.07 -65.78 2.8 45    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-06 02:56:49 UTC 19.11 -65.74 2.9 39    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-06 02:53:22 UTC 19.06 -65.81 3.2 10    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-06 02:23:09 UTC 30.20 59.94 3.7 10    Eastern Iran    
2014-09-06 01:59:21 UTC -21.87 -68.69 3.1 112    Antofagasta, Chile    
2014-09-06 01:52:48 UTC 36.59 -97.81 2.8 4    Oklahoma    
2014-09-06 01:36:19 UTC 19.04 -65.80 3.2 11    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-06 01:35:23 UTC 40.23 25.10 3.1 10    Aegean Sea    
2014-09-06 01:32:09 UTC 19.11 -65.78 2.7 40    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-06 01:30:29 UTC 19.10 -65.74 2.9 40    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-06 01:29:16 UTC 19.08 -65.77 3.2 14    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-06 01:23:45 UTC 36.29 -120.08 2.4 11    Central California    
2014-09-06 01:08:32 UTC 26.28 68.58 4.3 10    Pakistan    
2014-09-06 01:03:35 UTC 18.90 -65.81 2.6 61    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-06 01:02:32 UTC 19.04 -65.79 2.8 12    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-06 00:58:29 UTC 19.02 -65.79 3.2 46    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-06 00:56:09 UTC -21.09 -68.78 3.3 123    Tarapaca, Chile    
2014-09-06 00:37:02 UTC -6.32 105.26 4.9 10    Sunda Strait, Indonesia    
2014-09-06 00:35:56 UTC 2.73 128.49 4.3 214    Halmahera, Indonesia    
2014-09-06 00:09:20 UTC 6.55 126.74 4.6 80    Mindanao, Philippines    
2014-09-05 23:45:50 UTC 64.81 -17.90 3.8 10    Iceland    
2014-09-05 23:35:23 UTC 39.39 67.63 4.3 33    Tajikistan    
2014-09-05 23:26:48 UTC -20.89 -69.00 3.0 111    Tarapaca, Chile    
2014-09-05 23:20:09 UTC 13.49 -91.94 4.4 54    Offshore Guatemala    
2014-09-05 23:13:29 UTC 45.88 26.74 2.5 74    Romania    
2014-09-05 23:10:17 UTC 36.52 71.19 4.1 233    Hindu Kush Region, Afghanistan    
2014-09-05 22:51:30 UTC -6.11 149.85 4.7 60    New Britain Region, P.n.g.    
2014-09-05 22:27:25 UTC -20.75 -68.93 3.0 105    Tarapaca, Chile    
2014-09-05 22:09:41 UTC 32.83 -116.62 2.7 12    Southern California    

  Past hours earthquakes in the World + U.S. (Powered by USGS)

Datetime (UTC time) Lat. Lon. Mag. Dep. Region 
2014-09-06 08:45:38 UTC 65.1502 -148.9823 2.1 19.1    Ester, Alaska    
2014-09-06 08:45:37 UTC 63.5177 -150.7989 1.8 3.7    Cantwell, Alaska    
2014-09-06 08:15:09 UTC 34.2721667 -118.6238333 1.4 9.69    Santa Susana, California    
2014-09-06 08:05:56 UTC -26.7777 -114.5115 5.4 10    Easter Island region    
2014-09-06 08:44:10 UTC 37.5858 -121.9888 2.0 6.2    Union City, California    
2014-09-06 07:32:20 UTC 38.0563 -114.6192 1.5 2.99    Pioche, Nevada    
2014-09-06 07:42:22 UTC 60.2507 -141.8163 1.5 2.7    Cape Yakataga, Alaska    
2014-09-06 08:31:09 UTC 37.5877 -121.9845 2.7 6.5    Union City, California    
2014-09-06 07:31:31 UTC 65.0858 -148.86 1.2 7.9    Ester, Alaska    
2014-09-06 07:31:31 UTC 65.1533 -148.9679 1.3 14.4    Ester, Alaska    
2014-09-06 07:22:50 UTC -26.8945 -114.6307 5.2 10    Easter Island region    
2014-09-06 08:29:59 UTC -26.6255 -114.4561 6.1 10    Easter Island region    
2014-09-06 06:57:33 UTC 58.8179 -153.8792 1.4 12.1    Old Iliamna, Alaska    
2014-09-06 08:19:45 UTC 19.1135 -65.7565 2.7 34    Loiza, Puerto Rico    
2014-09-06 06:46:47 UTC 63.5744 -148.8676 1.8 1.4    Cantwell, Alaska    
2014-09-06 06:35:15 UTC 63.1234 -147.4157 1.9 30.2    Cantwell, Alaska    
2014-09-06 06:35:56 UTC 62.8038 -143.0243 2.5 37.6    Tok, Alaska    
2014-09-06 08:35:22 UTC 19.1068 -65.7898 3.3 32    Loiza, Puerto Rico    
2014-09-06 08:34:55 UTC 19.1116 -65.7679 3.7 37    Suarez, Puerto Rico    
2014-09-06 07:34:08 UTC 19.086 -65.7659 2.8 41    Loiza, Puerto Rico    
2014-09-06 06:22:48 UTC 61.2119 -150.9214 1.2 61    Anchorage, Alaska    
2014-09-06 06:20:40 UTC -55.3244 -28.1888 5.1 13.6    Visokoi Island,    
2014-09-06 06:44:44 UTC 64.7173 -17.4242 5.0 5    Akureyri, Iceland    
2014-09-06 06:44:19 UTC 34.3408318 -119.5296631 3.0 0.05    Carpinteria, California    
2014-09-06 05:47:35 UTC 61.0381 -150.7176 1.6 30.7    Anchorage, Alaska    
2014-09-06 07:09:01 UTC 59.1255 -151.4152 3.7 65.6    Homer, Alaska    
2014-09-06 08:16:02 UTC 37.3428345 -120.567337 1.5 1.9    Atwater, California    
2014-09-06 05:03:20 UTC 33.9325 -116.8091667 1.0 18.07    Cabazon, California    
2014-09-06 06:32:01 UTC 37.471 72.3617 4.8 47.41    Roshtqal'a, Tajikistan    
2014-09-06 04:35:37 UTC 32.8931667 -116.2885 1.8 2.59    Pine Valley, California    
2014-09-06 04:27:14 UTC 63.0394 -151.3155 1.2 2.7    Talkeetna, Alaska    
2014-09-06 04:39:00 UTC 18.992 -65.767 2.4 10    Suarez, Puerto Rico    
2014-09-06 04:40:14 UTC 18.9936 -65.7993 3.3 42    Loiza, Puerto Rico    
2014-09-06 04:16:18 UTC 61.157 -147.0083 1.4 6    Valdez, Alaska    
2014-09-06 04:05:26 UTC 62.267 -149.1388 1.2 47.9    Y, Alaska 


list of 6 plus quakes 2 days.

flood O:-)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZzWY_4Gnd0#ws

Microbial Assault: serious respiratory virus hits 10 states, including Georgia
Posted on September 8, 2014


as stated in a short time...

4.2 earthquake shakes region
U-T San Diego
ROSARITO — A magnitude 4.2 earthquake broke beneath the seafloor off northern Baja California at 5:13 a.m. on Sunday, producing shaking that was lightly felt across much of San Diego County, says the US Geological Survey. The epicenter was located ...
Offshore Earthquake Wakes Up San DiegansTimes of San Diego

Record rainfall floods Phoenix, closes roads and schools
Posted on September 8, 2014 by The Extinction Protocol
Phoenix Rain

September 2014 – ARIZONA - A major storm packing heavy rains pounded the Phoenix area early on Monday, forcing schools to cancel classes and closing roads including sections of two major freeways. The downpour brought chaos to the morning commute for many, turning some highways into lakes, with officials saying parts of both Interstates 10 and 17 were shut to traffic. Arizona Governor Jan Brewer declared a statewide emergency for areas affected by the severe rainfall and flooding. “Non-essential state employees should stay home today. If you must travel, please do so with caution & BE SAFE!”A record-setting 3.29 inches of rain landed on Sky Harbor International Airport, beating the 2.91 inches that fell in September 1939 for the most rainfall in a single day in Phoenix.  One city on the southeast outskirts of Phoenix saw more than 5-1/2 inches of rain. “We’ve made it through the worst,” Mark O’Malley, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Phoenix, said late on Monday morning. “We’re probably done for the day for most of the Phoenix area.” He said the moisture-heavy air lingering over metropolitan Phoenix will mean a roughly 30 percent chance of rain for Tuesday, followed by a drying trend over the next few days.




  Past hours earthquakes in the World + Europe (Powered by EMSC)

Datetime (UTC time) Lat. Lon. Mag. Dep. Region (Europe Map) 
2014-09-08 19:31:45 UTC 39.16 29.10 3.1 3    Western Turkey    
2014-09-08 19:07:01 UTC 1.05 99.93 4.7 200    Northern Sumatra, Indonesia    
2014-09-08 18:43:10 UTC 38.08 -114.59 2.7 1    Nevada    
2014-09-08 18:17:41 UTC 45.73 5.84 2.4 2    France    
2014-09-08 18:11:19 UTC -57.01 -26.24 4.8 100    South Sandwich Islands Region    
2014-09-08 17:53:21 UTC -5.41 146.75 5.3 259    Eastern New Guinea Reg., P.n.g.    
2014-09-08 17:37:07 UTC 32.13 -115.18 2.9 15    Baja California, Mexico    
2014-09-08 17:28:25 UTC 44.49 6.71 2.2 2    France    
2014-09-08 17:10:17 UTC 41.97 13.74 3.0 11    Southern Italy    
2014-09-08 16:51:06 UTC 40.54 27.66 2.7 17    Western Turkey    
2014-09-08 16:21:34 UTC 36.82 -97.72 3.9 5    Oklahoma    
2014-09-08 16:05:48 UTC 38.82 23.12 2.2 9    Greece    
2014-09-08 15:55:35 UTC -20.88 -69.11 2.9 109    Tarapaca, Chile    
2014-09-08 15:47:44 UTC 41.84 -119.64 2.3 1    Nevada    
2014-09-08 15:36:12 UTC -23.41 -69.44 3.4 72    Antofagasta, Chile    
2014-09-08 15:23:30 UTC 37.27 -97.62 3.1 6    Kansas    
2014-09-08 15:19:29 UTC -21.43 -68.50 3.8 138    Antofagasta, Chile    
2014-09-08 15:11:20 UTC -22.01 -70.36 3.2 38    Offshore Antofagasta, Chile    
2014-09-08 14:48:00 UTC 64.80 -17.57 4.7 12    Iceland    
2014-09-08 14:46:52 UTC 41.89 19.49 2.5 18    Albania    
2014-09-08 14:07:04 UTC 36.83 -7.33 2.2 25    Strait Of Gibraltar    
2014-09-08 14:03:08 UTC -32.46 -71.41 2.7 37    Valparaiso, Chile    
2014-09-08 14:01:56 UTC 40.42 20.05 2.8 2    Albania    
2014-09-08 14:00:56 UTC 38.36 21.91 2.0 10    Greece    
2014-09-08 13:42:10 UTC 19.05 -106.80 5.3 10    Off Coast Of Jalisco, Mexico    
2014-09-08 13:29:37 UTC 34.53 -118.79 2.3 10    Southern California    
2014-09-08 13:11:00 UTC 14.29 92.86 4.6 28    Andaman Islands, India Region    
2014-09-08 12:58:10 UTC 44.25 10.56 3.1 8    Northern Italy    
2014-09-08 12:56:52 UTC 37.26 -97.63 3.4 5    Kansas    
2014-09-08 12:50:02 UTC 36.20 25.21 2.2 11    Dodecanese Islands, Greece    
2014-09-08 12:35:09 UTC 44.48 7.37 2.8 32    Northern Italy    
2014-09-08 11:46:26 UTC -22.43 -68.66 3.8 115    Antofagasta, Chile    
2014-09-08 10:40:50 UTC 36.81 42.00 2.9 2    Iraq    
2014-09-08 08:06:21 UTC 38.50 14.48 2.3 6    Sicily, Italy    
2014-09-08 07:28:04 UTC 37.96 -3.59 2.7 11    Spain    
2014-09-08 07:20:06 UTC 64.51 -17.58 4.4 10    Iceland    
2014-09-08 06:56:01 UTC 17.95 -65.43 2.9 13    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-08 06:15:42 UTC 64.67 -17.65 4.2 2    Iceland    
2014-09-08 06:10:57 UTC 35.64 -121.08 3.2 4    Central California    
2014-09-08 05:40:57 UTC 55.12 165.59 4.6 10    Komandorskiye Ostrova Region    
2014-09-08 05:14:45 UTC 17.93 -65.45 2.4 12    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-08 05:02:23 UTC -21.07 -178.61 4.4 574    Fiji Region    
2014-09-08 04:58:44 UTC 45.38 -121.72 2.3 2    Mount Hood Area, Oregon    
2014-09-08 04:25:15 UTC 43.44 12.42 2.3 8    Central Italy    
2014-09-08 04:20:04 UTC 37.86 29.08 2.7 7    Western Turkey    
2014-09-08 04:18:56 UTC 34.53 -118.78 3.7 14    Southern California    
2014-09-08 04:13:24 UTC 18.83 -67.14 2.6 11    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-09-08 04:10:50 UTC 38.38 22.24 2.1 9    Greece    
2014-09-08 04:06:38 UTC -11.28 164.38 4.7 6    Santa Cruz Islands Region    
2014-09-08 03:55:57 UTC 34.86 26.88 3.2 80    Crete, Greece    

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2014-09-08 19:52:48 UTC 33.5105 -116.4655 1.5 8.67    Anza, California    
2014-09-08 19:52:29 UTC 32.9823333 -116.1846667 1.7 28.22    Borrego Springs, California    
2014-09-08 19:24:55 UTC 33.5081667 -116.4615 1.2 6.63    Anza, California    
2014-09-08 19:55:04 UTC 17.9762 -67.1078 1.7 13    La Parguera, Puerto Rico    
2014-09-08 19:12:07 UTC 39.726 -123.5077 2.1 12.6    Laytonville, California    
2014-09-08 19:39:00 UTC 38.0825 -114.5865 2.7 0.086    Pioche, Nevada    
2014-09-08 18:57:05 UTC 36.6873 -121.3295 1.1 5    Ridgemark, California    
2014-09-08 18:51:34 UTC -56.9036 -26.3032 4.8 100.84    Visokoi Island,    
2014-09-08 18:26:30 UTC 61.404 -151.8514 2.0 13.3    Nikiski, Alaska    
2014-09-08 18:57:41 UTC 38.3907 -118.3155 2.1 9.09    Hawthorne, Nevada    
2014-09-08 18:59:53 UTC -5.3384 146.7707 5.3 229.81    Madang, Papua New Guinea    
2014-09-08 18:00:23 UTC 33.208 -115.9368333 1.8 4.48    Salton City, California    
2014-09-08 19:39:40 UTC 17.9542 -65.4458 1.8 21    Esperanza, Puerto Rico    
2014-09-08 17:42:16 UTC 32.16 -115.219 2.6 0.46    Alberto Oviedo Mota, Mexico    
2014-09-08 17:46:19 UTC 65.1332 -148.9721 1.3 13.2    Ester, Alaska    
2014-09-08 17:45:10 UTC 17.8925 -67.1583 2.2 4    Pole Ojea, Puerto Rico    
2014-09-08 18:11:04 UTC 41.8585 -119.6663 2.1 0    Lakeview, Oregon    
2014-09-08 18:13:05 UTC 38.8362 -122.8088 1.1 2.9    Cobb, California    
2014-09-08 17:33:44 UTC 61.1426 -146.9936 1.7 4.3    Valdez, Alaska    
2014-09-08 17:46:12 UTC 35.6937 -121.4892 2.2 3.4    San Simeon, California    
2014-09-08 17:01:39 UTC 35.4891667 -118.3 1.4 1.81    Weldon, California    
2014-09-08 17:02:35 UTC 61.9617 -147.1348 1.4 45.6    Glennallen, Alaska    
2014-09-08 16:50:40 UTC 65.128 -149.1038 1.3 11.4    Ester, Alaska    
2014-09-08 16:50:37 UTC 63.7462 -147.4881 1.6 12.5    Healy, Alaska    
2014-09-08 16:50:36 UTC 62.9937 -150.7871 1.6 102    Talkeetna, Alaska    
2014-09-08 19:45:17 UTC 36.8212 -97.7217 3.9 5    Medford, Oklahoma    
2014-09-08 16:34:25 UTC 63.1187 -151.3391 1.5 10.1    Talkeetna, Alaska    
2014-09-08 17:53:31 UTC 45.3345 -122.4975 1.5 28.3    Beaver Creek, Oregon    
2014-09-08 16:00:07 UTC 36.9462 -117.5257 1.5 5.91    Lone Pine, California    
2014-09-08 18:47:04 UTC 37.6047 -118.8092 1.0 0    Mammoth Lakes, California    
2014-09-08 18:07:23 UTC 41.8423 -119.6372 2.3 0    Lakeview, Oregon    
2014-09-08 16:08:09 UTC 61.1604 -146.9895 1.7 3.5    Valdez, Alaska    
2014-09-08 15:34:49 UTC 19.3907 -155.2597 1.7 3.1    Volcano, Hawaii    
2014-09-08 15:32:42 UTC 32.6275 -115.8633333 1.4 9.95    Seeley, California    
2014-09-08 19:48:29 UTC 37.2714 -97.6235 3.1 6.55    Conway Springs, Kansas 




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Sunday, Sep 07, 2014

Volcanic activity worldwide 7 Sep 2014: Bardarbunga volcano


Lava fountains at the Holorhaun fissure eruption yesterday (image: Uni. Icelande / @uni_iceland / Twitter)
Lava fountains at the Holorhaun fissure eruption yesterday (image: Uni. Icelande / @uni_iceland / Twitter)

Earthquakes in the Vatnajökull area during the past days (IMO)
Earthquakes in the Vatnajökull area during the past days (IMO)
Bardarbunga (Iceland): The eruptive activity at Holuhraun has not decreased, the Icelandic Met Ofccie writes: "Magma flow is between 100 and 200 m3/s. The lava advances by about 1 km/day and its area yesterday afternoon was around 16 km2.  ...more


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Volcanoes Today, 7 Sep 2014: Bardarbunga volcano



Bardarbunga volcano update: Eruption continuing with little changes


Lava fountains at the Holorhaun fissure eruption yesterday (image: Uni. Icelande / @uni_iceland / Twitter)
Lava fountains at the Holorhaun fissure eruption yesterday (image: Uni. Icelande / @uni_iceland / Twitter)
 The eruptive activity at Holuhraun has not decreased, the Icelandic Met Ofccie writes: "Magma flow is between 100 and 200 m3/s. The lava advances by about 1 km/day and its area yesterday afternoon was around 16 km2.  ...more


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Bardarbunga volcano update: Eruption continues


Earthquakes in the Vatnajökull area during the past days (IMO)
Earthquakes in the Vatnajökull area during the past days (IMO)

Map showing the subsidence measured at the Bárdarbunga caldera (IMO)
Map showing the subsidence measured at the Bárdarbunga caldera (IMO)
 The eruption continues at similar levels as during the previous days. At the eruptive fissures, most lava emission in the form of lava fountains is now concentrated from the central vent on the main fissure.  ...more


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Saturday, Sep 06, 2014

Volcanic activity worldwide 6 Sep 2014: Bardarbunga volcano, Kilauea, Colima


Updated map of the lava flows from the eruptive fissure and location of the new fissure that opened yesterday (triangle) (IMO)
Updated map of the lava flows from the eruptive fissure and location of the new fissure that opened yesterday (triangle) (IMO)

Activity at the main fissure this evening (Mila webcam)
Activity at the main fissure this evening (Mila webcam)
Bardarbunga (Iceland): Eruptive activity at Holuhraun is the same as yesterday. Two eruptive fissures are active, with most activity continuing at the same fissure that opened up a week ago. In addition, the fissure that opened yesterday morning is still active. The lava now extends 10 km ENE and has just under one km to reach Jökulsá á Fjöllum river.  ...more


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Bardarbunga volcano update: Eruption update, record subsidence detected in Bárdarbunga caldera


Updated map of the lava flows from the eruptive fissure and location of the new fissure that opened yesterday (triangle) (IMO)
Updated map of the lava flows from the eruptive fissure and location of the new fissure that opened yesterday (triangle) (IMO)

Earthquakes around Bárdarbunga today so far (IMO)
Earthquakes around Bárdarbunga today so far (IMO)
 Eruptive activity at Holuhraun is the same as yesterday. Two eruptive fissures are active, with most activity continuing at the same fissure that opened up a week ago. In addition, the fissure that opened yesterday morning is still active. The lava now extends 10 km ENE and has just under one km to reach Jökulsá á Fjöllum river.  ...more


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Colima volcano (Western Mexico) activity update


Steam plume from Colima volcano yesterday (image: @tapirofoto)
Steam plume from Colima volcano yesterday (image: @tapirofoto)
 Although not making headlines, the volcano has remained quite active during the past months. The attached photo by Tapiro (@tapirofoto / twitter, taken yesterday morning, shows intense degassing at the volcano with possibly some ash in the plume. More about Colima volcano

Kilauea volcano update: Lava advances parallel to farms


Most recent flow map; blue lines are predicted flow directions from topography.
Most recent flow map; blue lines are predicted flow directions from topography.
 Lava flows continue to advance downhill through the jungle on a path that will miss Kaohe Homesteads, having first entered and overtopped several large ground cracks on Kilauea volcano's east rift zone. The farthest lava front is now 13.3 km (8.3 miles) from the vent and 1.2 km (0.7 miles) from the east boundary of the Wao Kele o Puna Forest Reserve, and moving northeast parallel to the boundary.  ...more


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Friday, Sep 05, 2014

Bardarbunga volcano update: Activity update - subglacial eruption expected


Activity at the main fissure this evening (Mila webcam)
Activity at the main fissure this evening (Mila webcam)

One of the ice cauldrons in Dyngjujökull glacier this afternoon (Icelandic Civil Protection)
One of the ice cauldrons in Dyngjujökull glacier this afternoon (Icelandic Civil Protection)
 Eruptive activity remains strong at the main fissure. A subglacial eruption is becoming more and more likely.  ...more


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Volcanic activity worldwide 5 Sep 2014: Stromboli volcano, Bardarbunga, Dukono, Slamet, Zhupanovsky


Thermal image of the upper Sciara del Fuoco of Stromboli this morning
Thermal image of the upper Sciara del Fuoco of Stromboli this morning

Updated map of the lava flows and the location of the new eruptive fissures (triangle) (image: IMO)
Updated map of the lava flows and the location of the new eruptive fissures (triangle) (image: IMO)
Stromboli (Eolian Islands, Italy): (5 Sep) Lava effusion from the 650 m vent at the northern base of the NE crater has dropped strongly or even (almost) stopped during the past days. At the same time, weak explosions and ash emissions have become more frequent from the summit vents.  ...more


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im holding my breath it  dont look good, the breaking of an egg results in the sliding of the spring, come spring time.

the days ahead resulting from cause and effect could be great,

earthquakes of very high mag, probable. tony philips please..

i had said it was predictable it remains true.  magnetic pull, and red shift resulting in tourque times delta T. angular momentum is in a process of acceleration. storms spawn quickly....

Quote from freethisone on August 12th, 2014, 11:41 AM

radio flux remains skewed, m, class flare are observe, solar or coronal filiment continue to be a threat.
the sun report before you hear it from them/ 8-12-14

yes the next 23 days will continue to have the possibility of earth directed cme.  cme is high, and so is solar irridation.
sun spots crackling and m and x clas flares will be expected. look for volcanic eruptions to increase over the next  5 months.,
 look for the cracking of the egg shell earth. its getting to the point the strain will cause plate movement on a large scale. Mexico, up to Baja california is on watch..Usa volcanic eruption can be expected in a short time. up to 2 years. tidal surges are on watch alert level. and ionizing radiation continues to destroy all life. pacific ocean almost dead now 2 more years of this, and so will we.

earthquake level increase to 7.0 and 6.0 during the same period.
 
a battle la may be nearer then you think.. lung damage to people becomes evident. in a short time.
peace luv.. O:-)

A LONG DURATION FLARE AND EARTH-DIRECTED CME: Yesterday, the magnetic canopy of sunspot AR2158 erupted, producing an explosion that lasted more than 6 hours. The flare peaked on Sept. 9th at 00:30 UT with a classification of M4 on the Richter Scale of Solar Flares. Long-duration flares tend to produce bright CMEs, and this one was no exception. Coronagraphs onboard the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory observed a CME racing out of the blast site at nearly 1,000 km/s (2.2 million mph):



Most of the storm cloud is heading north of the sun-Earth line, but not all. A fraction of the CME will deliver a glancing blow to Earth's magnetic field during the early hours of Sept. 12th. In the past few weeks, glancing blows from minor CMEs have sparked beautiful auroras around the Arctic Circle. This CME could spark even better displays. NOAA forecasters estimate a 79% (not a typo: 79%) chance of polar geomagnetic storming on Sept. 12th. Aurora alerts



 so what about the next 30 days? same thing. major solar influence m and x class flares. many to follow. many 7.0 quakes will result. 60 days out  ice age model will look back at southern california, and northern california with greater respect. mexico  and the gulf island region is a major concern. the Newmadrid fault now slides according to a progression that lasted almost 4 years
volcanic eruption reaches a maximum 180 days out we wait. july a great quake 2015, febuary 2015 another great quake possible.
if these days ahead lead to strong axil forces earth will surly fall, and plates will slide..

Strong earthquake hits off eastern Indonesia
USA TODAY
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — A strong earthquake hit off the coast of Sulawesi island in eastern Indonesia on Wednesday, but there were no immediate reports of injuries or damage, and authorities said there was no threat of a tsunami. The magnitude-6.5 ...
Earthquake Today in Indonesia: 6.5 Quake Hits Near SulawesiThe Epoch Times
Earthquake reported in IndonesiaWISN Milwaukee
http://www.world-earthquakes.com/index.php?option=library&category=1&pag=1


here is a good place to get some information.


6.0 plus
6.2
132km SE of Modayag, Indonesia

2014-09-09 22:46:06 UTC-04:00

30.0 km

6.1
Easter Island region

2014-09-06 02:53:13 UTC-04:00

10.0 km

6.0
175km E of `Ohonua, Tonga

2014-09-04 01:33:46 UTC-04:00

11.8 km

6.9
43km ENE of Tambo, Peru

2014-08-24 19:21:45 UTC-04:00

101.0 km

6.0
6km NW of American Canyon, California

2014-08-24 06:20:44 UTC-04:00

11.3 km

6.4
18km WNW of Hacienda La Calera, Chile

2014-08-23 18:32:23 UTC-04:00

35.0 km

6.0
40km ESE of Dehloran, Iran

2014-08-18 14:08:23 UTC-04:00

10.0 km

6.2
36km SE of Abdanan, Iran

2014-08-17 22:32:05 UTC-04:00

10.0 km

6.0
81km E of Mutsu, Japan

2014-08-09 23:43:17 UTC-04:00

41.0 km

6.1
Kepulauan Barat Daya, Indonesia

2014-08-06 07:45:22 UTC-04:00

10.0 km

6.2
11km W of Wenping, China

2014-08-03 04:30:13 UTC-04:00

12.0 km

6.9
Federated States of Micronesia region

2014-08-02 20:22:03 UTC-04:00

12.3 km



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Quote from freethisone on September 10th, 2014, 07:19 AM

A LONG DURATION FLARE AND EARTH-DIRECTED CME: Yesterday, the magnetic canopy of sunspot AR2158 erupted, producing an explosion that lasted more than 6 hours. The flare peaked on Sept. 9th at 00:30 UT with a classification of M4 on the Richter Scale of Solar Flares. Long-duration flares tend to produce bright CMEs, and this one was no exception. Coronagraphs onboard the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory observed a CME racing out of the blast site at nearly 1,000 km/s (2.2 million mph):



radio flux remains skewed, m, class flare are observe, solar or coronal filiment continue to be a threat.
the sun report before you hear it from them/ 8-12-14

yes the next 23 days will continue to have the possibility of earth directed cme.  cme is high, and so is solar irridation.
sun spots crackling and m and x clas flares will be expected. look for volcanic eruptions to increase over the next  5 months.,
 look for the cracking of the egg shell earth. its getting to the point the strain will cause plate movement on a large scale. Mexico, up to Baja california is on watch..Usa volcanic eruption can be expected in a short time. up to 2 years. tidal surges are on watch alert level. and ionizing radiation continues to destroy all life. pacific ocean almost dead now 2 more years of this, and so will we.

earthquake level increase to 7.0 and 6.0 during the same period.
 
a battle la may be nearer then you think


 so what about the next 30 days? same thing. major solar influence m and x class flares. many to follow. many 7.0 quakes will result. 60 days out  ice age model will look back at southern california, and northern california with greater respect. mexico  and the gulf island region is a major concern. the Newmadrid fault now slides according to a progression that lasted almost 4 years
volcanic eruption reaches a maximum 180 days out we wait. july a great quake 2015, febuary 2015 another great quake possible.
if these days ahead lead to strong axil forces earth will surly fall, and plates will slide..

EARTH-DIRECTED X-FLARE AND CME: Sunspot AR2158 erupted on Sept. 10th at 17:46 UT, producing an X1.6-class solar flare. A flash of ultraviolet radiation from the explosion ionized the upper layers of Earth's atmosphere, disturbing HF radio communications for more than an hour. More importantly, the explosion hurled a CME directly toward Earth. The Solar and Heliospheric Observatory photographed the expanding cloud:



Radio emissions from shock waves at the leading edge of the CME suggest that the cloud tore through the sun's atmosphere at speeds as high as 3750 km/s. That would make this a very fast moving storm, and likely to reach Earth before the weekend. Auroras are definitely in the offing.

STORM WARNING: A pair of CMEs is heading for Earth. The two solar storm clouds were launched on Sept. 9th and 10th by strong explosions in the magnetic canopy of sunspot AR2158. NOAA forecasters estimate a nearly 80% chance of polar geomagnetic storms on Sept. 12th when the first of the two CMEs arrives. Auroras are in the offing, possibly visible at mid-latitudes before the weekend

EMP - Blackout in Egypt as country suddenly loses 50% of its electric power

Egyptians suffered massive power outages on Thursday. The six hour outage, which affected most cities, lead to a halt in hospital services, subway lines and TV transmission, despite the government's assertion that the power outage problem would be solved by the end of this year.


Thursday's outages amounted to 50 percent of the country's power generation, the Associated Press said.

According to AP, "the mass outage on Thursday was far more severe and wide-ranging than any of the previous cuts."

The months long power outage crisis is a result of the government's inability to import enough fuel to run the country's power plants, the outdated and poorly maintained equipment, alongside accumulating debts owed to foreign oil companies.

The minister of electricity Mohamed Shaker blamed a "technical error" for the loss of 9000 megawatts and the power outage in most governorates.


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Egypt's power outages continue to intensify

http://www.middleeasteye.net/news/egypts-power-outages-compound-559...

A huge power outage caused black-outs across Cairo on Thursday causing major disruption across the city of some 20 million people at the height of the morning rush hour.


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Wednesday, Sep 10, 2014

Sakurajima volcano (Kyushu, Japan) activity update


Ash plume from an explosion at Sakurajima volcano yesterday morning
Ash plume from an explosion at Sakurajima volcano yesterday morning
 The explosive activity at the volcano has been elevated compared to most of the previous months. An average of 4-5 vulcanian explosions have been occurring daily. A strong eruption yesterday produced an ash plume that rose to 15,000 ft (4.5 km) altitude (VAAC Tokyo). More about Sakurajima volcano

Volcanoes Today, 10 Sep 2014: Bardarbunga volcano, Karymsky, Suwanose-jima



Suwanose-jima volcano (Ryukyu Islands, Japan) activity update


Ash plume from an eruption of Suwanosejima last evening (JMA webcam)
Ash plume from an eruption of Suwanosejima last evening (JMA webcam)
 A small ash eruption occurred yesterday evening. An ash plume rose to approx 2 km altitude. More about Suwanose-jima volcano

Karymsky volcano (Kamchatka) activity update

Intermittent strombolian to vulcanian explosions continue from the volcano and produce ash plumes that sometimes are spotted on satellite imagery.  ...more

 More about Karymsky volcano


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Bardarbunga volcano update: Eruption continues with little changes

No significant changes have occurred. The eruptive activity at Holuhraun continues at similar levels as during the previous days. Lava fountains were strong from the central vents on the main fissure this morning.  ...more


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Over three inches of rainfall was recorded in Tuguegarao as of Sunday afternoon with much higher amounts falling in the nearby hills and mountains.

Rainfall amounts through the whole event should generally be on the order of 125 to 250 millimeters (5 to 10 inches) with potentially 380 millimeters (15 inches) in the mountains.








That amount of rain has raised serious concerns for life-threatening flooding and mudslides.

Winds strong enough to cause widespread tree damage and power outages and some structural damage will also occur along the path of the typhoon through central and northern Luzon. Rough surf will pound the coast, creating dangerous conditions for swimmers and boaters.

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While Manila will escape the strongest winds, the capital of the Philippines will still be at risk for significant flash flooding. As the center of the system tracks to the north, then northwest of Manila, southwesterly winds will stream heavy rain into the city Sunday night through Monday night.

AccuWeather.com Meteorologists still expect 75 to 150 millimeters (3 to 6 inches) of rain inundating Manila; however, higher amounts on the order of 250 to 380 millimeters (10 to 15 inches) cannot be ruled out across parts of southwestern Luzon.



After slamming the Philippines and weakening some, Kalmaegi will once again strengthen over the South China Sea as it takes aim at Southeast China and northern Vietnam.

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Such a powerful storm would threaten lives and property across Southeast China and northern Vietnam by unleashing destructive winds, widespread flooding rain and an inundating storm surge.



Based on the current projected path of Kalmaegi, the dangerous conditions will spread in an east-to-west fashion across Southeast China Tuesday before targeting northern Vietnam and neighboring southern China Tuesday night into Wednesday.

While expected to pass to the south of Hong Kong, bands of heavy rain and gusty wind will move through the city Tuesday and Tuesday night. Douty Warns "Several inches of rain and wind gusts to 50 mph are possible which will be enough to cause areas of flooding and sporadic power outages".

Residents of Hainan Island, as well as Hong Kong and Zhanjiang, China, and Hanoi, Vietnam, are urged to check back with AccuWeather.com for the latest on Kalmaegi and begin making the necessary preparations.

Once making a final landfall, flooding rainfall will spread into northern Laos, eastern Myanmar and Yunnan Province, China during the middle of the week.

More than a month has passed since a typhoon (Genevieve after a rare status change) roamed the waters of the western Pacific Basin, a streak that just came to an end.

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Quote from freethisone on September 10th, 2014, 08:02 PM

EMP - Blackout in Egypt as country suddenly loses 50% of its electric power

Egyptians suffered massive power outages on Thursday. The six hour outage, which affected most cities, lead to a halt in hospital services, subway lines and TV transmission, despite the government's assertion that the power outage problem would be solved by the end of this year.


Thursday's outages amounted to 50 percent of the country's power generation, the Associated Press said.

According to AP, "the mass outage on Thursday was far more severe and wide-ranging than any of the previous cuts."

The months long power outage crisis is a result of the government's inability to import enough fuel to run the country's power plants, the outdated and poorly maintained equipment, alongside accumulating debts owed to foreign oil companies.

The minister of electricity Mohamed Shaker blamed a "technical error" for the loss of 9000 megawatts and the power outage in most governorates.


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Egypt's power outages continue to intensify

http://www.middleeasteye.net/news/egypts-power-outages-compound-559...

A huge power outage caused black-outs across Cairo on Thursday causing major disruption across the city of some 20 million people at the height of the morning rush hour.


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Wednesday, Sep 10, 2014

Sakurajima volcano (Kyushu, Japan) activity update


Ash plume from an explosion at Sakurajima volcano yesterday morning
Ash plume from an explosion at Sakurajima volcano yesterday morning
 The explosive activity at the volcano has been elevated compared to most of the previous months. An average of 4-5 vulcanian explosions have been occurring daily. A strong eruption yesterday produced an ash plume that rose to 15,000 ft (4.5 km) altitude (VAAC Tokyo). More about Sakurajima volcano

Volcanoes Today, 10 Sep 2014: Bardarbunga volcano, Karymsky, Suwanose-jima



Suwanose-jima volcano (Ryukyu Islands, Japan) activity update


Ash plume from an eruption of Suwanosejima last evening (JMA webcam)
Ash plume from an eruption of Suwanosejima last evening (JMA webcam)
 A small ash eruption occurred yesterday evening. An ash plume rose to approx 2 km altitude. More about Suwanose-jima volcano

Karymsky volcano (Kamchatka) activity update

Intermittent strombolian to vulcanian explosions continue from the volcano and produce ash plumes that sometimes are spotted on satellite imagery.  ...more

 More about Karymsky volcano


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Bardarbunga volcano update: Eruption continues with little changes

No significant changes have occurred. The eruptive activity at Holuhraun continues at similar levels as during the previous days. Lava fountains were strong from the central vents on the main fissure this morning.  ...more


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Two Indonesian volcanoes undergo multiple eruptions – evacuations ordered
Posted on September 13, 2014 by The Extinction Protocol
Sseismicity Watch Zone September 12, 2014

September 2014 – JAKARTA, Indonesia — Mount Slamet volcano in Central Java province erupted again on Friday, spewing a column of ash by up to one km high, prompting more than 20,000 villagers living on the slope of the volcano to prepare for evacuation, officials said. Indonesian authorities have put the Mount Slamet volcano on the second-highest alert level after it erupted 38 times on September 11, spewing lava some 1,500 meters (5,000 feet) into the air. Powerful burst of hot ash and gravel erupted at 12:44 p.m. and 13:35 p.m. Jakarta time from the rumbling volcano, Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, spokesman for the national disaster management agency told Xinhua via phone. Mount Slamet has been erupting on and off since days ago, but went to overdrive on Friday, according to him. Authorities warned residents to remain outside a four-kilometer radius of the volcano. The volcano last erupted in 1999. -I



Major stress is occurring along the periphery of the Indo-Australian tectonic plate. A string of moderate earthquakes have erupted across the region over the last 48 hours. In 2012, scientists said two major earthquakes that struck the region in April may be an earlier indicator the tectonic plate could be in the primary stages of breaking up.

Sulawesi Island: Mount Lokon volcano on Indonesia’s Sulawesi Island erupted three times on Saturday, spewing ash 500 meters into the air, an official said. There were no casualties or damage from the eruptions and residents went about their activities as usual, said Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, a spokesman for the National Disaster Management Agency. Ash from the 1,578-metre volcano affected nearby towns, including Manado, the capital of North Sulawesi province, he said. -Hindu

Seismic Watch 3

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Iceland’s Bardarbunga volcano sulfur fumes now bothering people 800 miles away
Posted on September 13, 2014 by The Extinction Protocol


September 2014 – ICELAND – People on Norway’s coast have reported a strong smell of sulfur in the air this week, and experts say it’s coming from a surprising source: Iceland’s Bardarbunga volcano, 800 miles away. Bardarbunga sits about seven miles under the Dyngjujökull glacier, which is more than 800 miles west, and across the Atlantic, from Norway. But as Vibeke Thyness at the Norwegian Medical Institute told Norway’s public broadcasting radio station, NRK, weather, along with a very active few weeks at the volcano, have likely combined to push the sulfur into Norway’s air space. “This is quite a large spill,” Thyness tells NRK. She explained that high pressure over Scotland, along with wind and only a little rain, has made it possible for the fumes to travel so far. While Thyness said the fumes themselves aren’t something that will endanger the public in Norway, the Iceland Review said residents in eastern Iceland have complained about sore throats, stinging eyes and headaches. The news agency said families were told to avoid being outside for long periods of time, particularly children and people with respiratory illnesses. Bjorn Saevar Einarsson, a meteorologist at the Icelandic Met Office, points to a satellite image that clearly shows how far the concentration of sulfur pollution has traveled.

Sara Barsotti, a volcanologist with the Icelandic Met Office, told the Wall Street Journal gas emissions at the eruption site have measured very high this week. Workers there are now required to wear gas masks as well as personal gas monitors. Volcanic activity at Iceland’s Bardarbunga volcano has escalated since mid-August, as increasingly powerful earthquakes shake the region. The lava eruption first started Aug. 31. Impressive photos from NASA and the Earth Observatory show the lava footprint at the Holuhran lava field has also continued to grow. Scientists also noted several large new fissures had formed along the surface, as well as a telltale caldera. That caldera has been sinking beneath the surface as much as 3 feet a day. The airline industry has kept close watch on the situation because the volcano sits in a vital flight path from the United Kingdom to America. No one wants a replay of 2010 when Iceland’s Eyjafjallajokul volcano erupted and sparked a week of international aviation chaos, canceling some 100,000 flights and closing European air space for five days. The current airline alert level remains at orange, as earthquakes continue to shake the region. -TWC

what was the main event the emp or the explosive eruptions? for 9-11-2014 the volcanic eruptions speaks of the inductive process of expansion, and caused by external forces.

now that the iceland volcano is activated, the Atlantic plate will have more, and more movement before ison... oct, nov, will be epic in terms of continual plate movement. fireworks come in 2015, and, it would seem 2016 holds the key date.

i think this emp is very spot on. i think that 9-11-2001 was evident of the first emp of a sort to be marked by the event. a EMP, or gamma burst.. cheers O:-)..

Deep 6.7 magnitude earthquake strikes 25 miles from Guam
Posted on September 17, 2014 by The Extinction Protocol
Guam 7.1 Sept 17, 2014

September 2014 – GUAM - A magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck :s 25 miles northwest of Guam on Wednesday, the U.S. Geological Survey said. The earthquake was later downgraded to a 6.7 by the USGS. The quake struck at more than 100 miles deep, it said, after originally putting the magnitude at 6.9. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said no tsunami had been generated because the quake was too deep.

Quote from freethisone on July 17th, 2014, 04:10 AM

.: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.

ill tell you what... care to chime in on what will be expected from the clan on high. did you know that michel is a man.. true this...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvuulZPbfBg#ws

now that the iceland volcano is activated it will continue very long duration. now we see large quakes in the atlantic, and the fissure will split and collapse.

the time is getting near, the ebola scare is phaze one in locking down countrys. death follows as a result of poisioned food sources.

its is only to ussure in the troops. and lock u into the country. soon u will be forced to stay in america..

link  Volcanic activity worldwide 23 Sep 2014: Bardarbunga volcano

Tuesday Sep 23, 2014 22:00 PM |


Satellite image from 22 Sep, showing the 2 main lava flows from the Holuhraun eruption (image: Institute of Earth Sciences. Landsat 8, NASA & USGS)
Satellite image from 22 Sep, showing the 2 main lava flows from the Holuhraun eruption (image: Institute of Earth Sciences. Landsat 8, NASA & USGS)
Bardarbunga (Iceland): (23 Sep) The fissure eruption in Holuhraun continues with similar intensity as during the past days and shows no sign of stopping soon. The latest satellite images indicate that the lava now flows into two main branches, one (the older one) to the north and a new one to the east.
Astonishing lava volumes



in a short time we will slide east. :s  tidal surges expected for october and november.

major 7.0 quakes occure, dumb down 5.0 or 6.0. as we make the turn on our pivot. and are shifted southwards. 3 months.

STRONG EARTHQUAKE:  A strong earthquake hits Jujuy, Argentina  with a moment magnitude of Mw 6.2  at a depth of 196 km (intermediate-depth earthquake,12 minutes ago

Moderate mag. 5.5 earthquake - Southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge









I felt this quake
 Date & Time: Fri, 10 May 19:56:04 UTC
Local time at epicenter: Fri, 10 May 2013 18:56
 Magnitude: 5.7
 Depth: 7.7 km
 Epicenter latitude / longitude: 28.9591°S / 13.2316°W [Map]
 Nearest volcano: Unnamed 32.958°S/5.22°W (882 km)
 Primary data source: USGS
data.

M class plus one brighter then sun object.,plus one of the many so called comets that missed the sun.

Quote from freethisone on September 2nd, 2014, 04:52 AM

ice age maodel describes the spark gap trigger as being a spark or short to ground. that ground is triggered and should produce again massive high intensity storms, plate movement along alaska california coast.

solar intensity is at a all time high in accord with the trigger, causing cme ejections, and magnetic influence  to Earth.. therefore a strong likelyhood for 7.0 or much graeter quakes. up to 25 days for a 7.0 or better.close to 8.0..

im holding my breath it  dont look good, the breaking of an egg results in the sliding of the spring, come spring time.

the days ahead resulting from cause and effect could be great,

earthquakes of very high mag, probable. tony philips please..

i had said it was predictable it remains true.  magnetic pull, and red shift resulting in tourque times delta T. angular momentum is in a process of acceleration. storms spawn quickly



....[quote author=freethisone link=im holding my breath it  dont look good, the breaking of an egg results in the sliding of the spring, come spring time.

the days ahead resulting from cause and effect could be great,

earthquakes of very high mag, probable. tony philips please..

i had said it was predictable it remains true.  magnetic pull, and red shift resulting in tourque times delta T. angular momentum is in a process of acceleration. storms spawn quickly....=27873 date=1409658752]ice age maodel describes the spark gap trigger as being a spark or short to ground. that ground is triggered and should produce again massive high intensity storms, plate movement along alaska california coast.

solar intensity is at a all time high in accord with the trigger, causing cme ejections, and magnetic influence  to Earth.. therefore a strong likelyhood for 7.0 or much greater quakes. up to 25 days for a 7.0 or better.close to 8.0..[/quote]closing in in day 25 with at least one 7.0 or better....


as you see ice age model continues to show this influence.

Re: Ice Age Model
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Deep 6.7 magnitude earthquake strikes 25 miles from Guam
Posted on September 17, 2014 by The Extinction Protocol
Guam 7.1 Sept 17, 2014

September 2014 – GUAM - A magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck :s 25 miles northwest of Guam on Wednesday, the U.S. Geological Survey said. The earthquake was later downgraded to a 6.7 by the USGS. The quake struck at more than 100 miles deep, it said, after originally putting the magnitude at 6.9. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said no tsunami had been generated because the quake was too deep.

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

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:-)