Ice Age Model

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #250, on October 11th, 2014, 10:44 AM »
Quote from Matt Watts on October 9th, 2014, 09:05 PM
Best I can tell Free is that your "Ice Age Model" is dead-on accurate.

The only question I have now is what to do next.  The conclusion pretty much means a complete re-evaluation of life.  Any hints you would like to share in this regard?
Thanks Matt  for the acknowledgment on ice age model. watch the movie last post, do you have questions that need answering?

I make the case i put it out there and its swept under the rug. will i get credit for this no.

is it up to me to tell the world what places are safe and what places are not? no.

I will say Africa would be # 1 on my list, as we know Ebola is a Lie, so they just don't want you going there that's all.

Soon enough we may be trapped in the USA also.

I just want to make sure everyone here agrees on the accuracy of the model, and how prediction, and verification supports my cause and effect chain to a high degree of accuracy.. so thanks guys for the support. Its your Job To Tell The Wold..

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #251, on October 11th, 2014, 10:45 AM »Last edited on October 13th, 2014, 06:20 PM
Quote from freethisone on September 30th, 2014, 01:50 PM
see the twins, it has been established this is the case. plus a re -occuring comet that skips the sun..

temple one heartly two. the twins. also known as, elinin, ison, sliding spring, enkie, and lemon. plus or minus.

now we wait till the sun goes black, and blots out the sun. a term used called the occult.

black sun, yellow sun.



as you see this is not a comet. on the right side with bow shock.
as i had said this confirmed , as you can now see the spark gap is triggered, massive magnetic filliment, and cme to follow great quake.

volcanic eruption, tidal surge, massive storms will now spawn. as earth follow the tourque. angular momentum change. emf..




discharged in small radius objects as described in ice age model.  As demonstrated  Walter Lewin MIt.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhpTU2kN5Ew#


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQvmJjiM124#

present day, warming model, cause and effect chain, scientific method.

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/natl/flash-avn.html  Yes massive storms, wow i amamzed at how well cause and effect works with earth rotational energy, and atomospheric drag.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ud7fHTswj5k

let the record. show, bull sheet.


CrismaFire2 weeks ago
I hope once we clean out the trash in America's government, we arrest all Global Warming liars for fraud. They deserve at least 2 years behind bars. They keep pretending the World is fixing to be destroyed so they can profit. Man made Global Warming as they claim is a scientific impossibility. Thankfully most Americans aren't that STUPID to believe in that fairy tale.
johnmburt1960

1 week ago

+Jonathan Herman
And let's not forget, every OTHER study on variations in solar activity finds that it's not the cause of global warming.
Jonathan Herman

1 week ago
+johnmburt1960 Of course. There are always people who just won't/don't/can't agree with the mainstream accepted scientific theory.
Gregor J. Rothfuss via Google+2 weeks ago
never mind, this talk of global wobbling convinced me that global warming is a hoax.
+Joel Webber Very well said. You should run for congress
Joel Webber

2 weeks ago

Snowball's chance in hell :)

Aki Minasian2 weeks ago


it's very FRIGHTENING to think such STUPID people are on the House Committee of Science  :(
John Titor

6 days ago
+dwolfcoach yes,  you are obviously an intelligent individual... using retardican.... and no example or evidence to support your claims...
dwolfcoach

6 days ago
+John Titor Did you watch the video? Evidence served!
Cyrus Manz1 day ago (edited)

Obama's head of science explains "global wobbling"...
...in front of a science house committee hearing , explaining that human caused warming has offset the effects of an ice age which should be happening now !!!

I don't know about you, but I am finding it exceedingly disturbing that individuals with this kind of mindset hold key policy positions at the highest levels of this administration, not to mention that Mr. Holdren is also on the record for this famous quote;

to convince society and its leaders that there is no alternative but the cessation of our irresponsible, all-demanding, and all-consuming population growth.

This video of the hearing speaks loud and clear about what we are dealing with, (and I thought PERJURY was a crime but apparently I was wrong )
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#climatechange #globalwarming  
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Mik Mok

1 day ago
If our CO2 emissions have ''offset the effects of an iceage that should be happening now'' then great ~ who in their right mind craves an iceage?
Jeeeez are they stupid?
Cyrus Manz

23 hours ago (edited)
+Greg Mee Once one starts believing that humans can effectively control the planet average temperatures, then of course  sky becomes the limit(pun intended!) when it comes to imaginable possibilities of what this new power can do.

These alarmists should be celebrating their own manufactured findings not alarming each other's pants off about it.
randomflashbacks2 weeks ago
Yes it did take hundreds of thousands of years to end. It's a very simple answer to that question. He says it like it's gonna help him in the argument.
Jonathan Herman

2 weeks ago
Of course, it's not like one day it was 100 below on average and a decade later it was a comfortable 70. It took tens of thousands, hundred thousand years of OVERALL gradual increase in temperature. Sure, there were probably years during that hundred thousand years where it was even colder, or even hotter but overall the mean temperature was increasing. They just don't understand that sort of thing though. It's far too sophisticated a level of critical thinking for them. Resting somewhere between 4th and 5th grade.
Fiasco Linguini3 weeks ago

This ignorant slob takes two minutes to ask a 10 second question, then interrupts the scientist before he can finish answering. What a douche-bag!


Jonathan Herman

2 weeks ago
Doesn't even give him 10 seconds to answer his 2 minute question that could have took 10 seconds. It's all a show. He wanted the people watching and reading to think he made a good point that NO ONE had ever thought of and then proceeded to make sure you didn't hear the answer. 

Chester Finecat3 weeks ago
Willfully ignorant person who is intimately familiar with the characteristics of ice meltiing in the whiskey glass and the party line.

mconnaghan3 weeks ago

The climate denialists get the answers. They just refuse to accept them.


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LordLlurch

1 week ago
Oh, they do accept them. They just refuse to understand them.

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Shyhalu3 weeks ago

stockman is a Flacking idiot.......

Sadly, most scientists today don't know that republicans do not understand timescales and big numbers, not even when its money.

Asking them to envision 100,000 years is like asking them to envision a color not on our color scale, they simply can't do it.

John Titor

6 days ago (edited)

+Shyhalu Yes, this is a single video, but you made a generalization, not an educated conclusion based on the video.

+Shyhalu You must be retarded. Hasn't anyone ever told you that generalizing is bad? The fact that your conclusion drawn from this video was the generalization of the entire party is proof enough of your idiocy. Additionally, you seem to struggle with the concept of a logical argument, so i will try to explain my point better. If you want to state a generic argument, that's fine, just don't state is as fact without evidence supporting it. Additionally, generalizing is a bad practice in general, and if you do use it, try to use it sparingly, or you could find yourself in trouble. Baseless assertions and generalizations like yours make you seem like a one-sided idiot with no concept of politics or logic. Again, i should point out i actually agree with your point, but the way you assert it makes you seem ignorant.

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Replycmfluteguy3 weeks ago No wonder that fewer than 6% of American scientists are republicans.

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Eric14492

2 weeks ago
I did not know that. Very interesting. 55% are Democrats, 52% are liberal and 14% are very liberal. Not that surprising, but it does show how mislead the rest of the country is.

These Representatives are not stupid.  They are actually, for the most part, very intelligent.  But they have an agenda to dispute and demean the data for solely economic reasons.  Upton Sinclair once noted that It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his paycheck demands that he doesn't understand.

View all 3 repliesJonathan Herman

2 weeks agoI don't know. I'm of the opinion that they are overall, stupid as Flack. Dumb as a box of rocks. That they got to their position by simply playing the game right and being a little lucky. I'm not sure all of them don't believe the bullPoo they're spewing. I don't want to give them that much credit.



Jonathan Herman

2 weeks ago (edited)
+tibor warski They very well are probably bought on this subject as they are on most others. That doesn't mean they still aren't too ignorant to realize it's actually not the truth. You repeat something long enough, trying to convince others you end up convincing yourself and believing it.




Reply paulceltics6 days ago
GLOBAL WARMING YOU IDIOT! Desertphile3 weeks
Excellent.


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Warren Lauzon2 weeks ago
Stockman is a total freaking idiot. It is really totally sad that such fools are on a tech committee. How does this anti-science idiot keep getting elected?


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Kevin Bolger2 weeks ago (edited)
Poor man thought he had solved the Global Warming Conspiracy. I feel like someone set him up... Like whoever gave him that information and told him to run with that argument was probably smart enough to know that the President's lead Science Advisor would be able to give exactly that response. 


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Lynda Jones2 weeks ago
This man knows nothing other than the money in his bank account and where he puts his dick. What a sellout!
drNovikov2 weeks ago
"Think about it, if your ice cube melts in your glass, it doesn’t overflow" -- the ice is not in your glass, it is outside. What happens when snow melts in the mountains? The valley gets flooded!


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Cheryl T3 weeks ago (edited)
Stockman thought he was holding an ace. Turns out that he was holding the "I'm another arrogant uniformed politician" ca19
TheLamelyNamed3 weeks ago (edited)
Hoo Haa!! Real scientist kung fu smackdown of really really REALLY dumb motherFlackers who shouldnt even be politicians. 


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Leesa Michaels3 weeks ago
Listening to an idiot pretending he has even the slightest grasp of Science spitting-up the crap that Stockman spits-up is like listening to a petulant 2 year old demanding he be listened to.  The Ice melting in a Glass is the obvious indication of Stockman's non-grasp of science.

Stockman is a Flacking "Moran."  I hate these willfully ignorant Oil Corporation Whore Flackers.


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Jonathan Herman

2 weeks ago
"It's displacement. It doesn't over flow." No, it may not over fill, well unless you put a lot of ice into the cup... I mean, what a totally irrelevant comment designed to, at first glance, fool you. Think about it for two seconds and you see how totally moot the point he thought he was making is. HA. It's insane. Like dude, you're arguing with someone who surely knows more about his field of expertise than you do Mr. Congressman. You're grasping.

Thanks Matt  for the acknowledgment on ice age model. watch the movie last post, do you have questions that need answering?

I make the case i put it out there and its swept under the rug. will i get credit for this no.

is it up to me to tell the world what places are safe and what places are not? no.

I will say Africa would be # 1 on my list, as we know Ebola is a Lie, so they just don't want you going there that's all.

Soon enough we may be trapped in the USA also.

I just want to make sure everyone here agrees on the accuracy of the model, and how prediction, and verification supports my cause and effect chain to a high degree of accuracy.. so thanks guys for the support. Its your Job To Tell The Wold..
O:-)

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #252, on October 11th, 2014, 04:01 PM »Last edited on October 11th, 2014, 04:05 PM
The White House
Office of the Press Secretary

For Immediate Release August 04, 2014
FACT SHEET: U.S. Engagement on Climate Change and Resilience in Africa

Disasters and shocks — natural or manmade — have the potential to throw poor and marginal populations into crisis and wipe away hard-earned development gains.  These disasters and shocks are occurring with greater frequency and intensity, making it difficult to build resilient communities, particularly in countries facing severe socio-economic challenges exacerbated by the effects of climate change.

At the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit, the United States and African countries reaffirmed their shared commitment to tackling together the challenges of climate change and poverty and to partnering to build resilience to these kinds of shocks.  They also stressed their commitment to promoting low-carbon economic development and clean energy access on the African continent.  Components of this cooperative approach include the following:

The Global Resilience Partnership: At the Summit, USAID and the Rockefeller Foundation announced a $100 million Global Resilience Partnership to help protect the lives and livelihoods of the world’s most vulnerable people.  Meaningful investments across sectors in preparedness, adaptation, and inclusive economic growth can help communities function better day-to-day and, when a crisis hits, realize a resilience dividend.  The Partnership will focus its efforts in three regions with historically high vulnerability to recurrent shocks — the Sahel, Horn of Africa, and South and Southeast Asia — and build on work already being done by USAID, the Intergovernmental Authority on Development in East Africa, and Economic Community of West African States.  Current efforts to build resilience have put many communities on the path to a more secure and sustainable future.

For example, in Ethiopia and Kenya, we have helped improve pastoralist populations’ resilience to climate variability and change by strengthening disaster early warning systems and improved responses to natural hazards.  In the Sahel, we have integrated drought cycle management and climate-smart agriculture practices into multi-year national investment plans.  As in the Horn, this support is complemented by U.S. government-supported programming to build resilience to recurrent crisis by expanding economic opportunities, strengthening natural resource, conflict, and disaster risk management and improving health and nutrition outcomes.  But many more remain vulnerable as risks increase.  Now is the time to enable resilience thinking and action on a wider scale.  Building on these current efforts and identifying new opportunities the Resilience Partnership will operate through three global centers (including two in Africa) and will:

Increase the ability of people, communities, systems, and countries to forecast, manage, and adapt to a variety of risks, in part by fostering innovative resilience-building technologies and practices, such as index-based livestock and crop insurance and water harvesting.
Increase the capacity of critically important local, regional, and global institutions to build resilience.
Catalyze alliances across a broad range of private and public sector actors to leverage and scale resilience investments and innovations.
Working together to implement the Malabo Declaration:  As part of the African Union’s Year of Agriculture and Food Security, leaders agreed in the Malabo Declaration to accelerate agricultural growth as the primary strategy to end poverty in Africa, to reduce vulnerability to climate and weather related risk, and to mainstream resilience and risk management.  At the Summit this week, the African Union shared its roadmap to implement the declaration, and the United States announced several opportunities to partner with African nations in support of these objectives, including:

Our commitment to serve as founding members of the global Alliance for Climate Smart Agriculture, slated for launch at the United Nations Secretary-General’s Climate Summit on September 23, 2014;
Continued technical assistance to incorporate climate smart agriculture into national and regional plans and to use climate data, modeling, and training to assist countries in adopting climate smart approaches;
Sierra Leone, the Ghana Open Data Initiative, IBM, and Kellogg Company announced they would join the United States as partners in the Global Open Data for Agriculture and Nutrition (GODAN) initiative.  GODAN supports global efforts to make agricultural and nutritional data available and accessible for unrestricted use worldwide; and
An investment in the World Bank’s Agricultural Insurance Development Program to provide analysis and technical assistance to countries to design and implement sustainable, cost-effective public-private partnerships in agricultural insurance in order to increase the financial resilience of rural households.
The President’s Global Climate Change Initiative:  The United States will continue to support African countries through the President’s Global Climate Change Initiative (GCCI), whose aim is to help developing countries build resilience to the effects of climate change and chart a course for low-emission development.  The GCCI has supported climate change solutions ranging from investing in climate information services in Uganda and Mali, to addressing the causes of deforestation in Zambia, to investing in clean energy solutions in Kenya, to improving management of climate-vulnerable water resources in trans-boundary river basins in southern Africa.

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The GCCI also helps enable private sector investment in renewable energy and energy efficiency through targeted efforts, such as the U.S.-Africa Clean Energy Finance (ACEF) Initiative, which complements the President’s Power Africa Initiative.  At the Summit, the United States announced additional support for ACEF, which has already financed the development of more than 20 clean energy projects in sub-Saharan Africa in less than two years of operation.

In addition, the United States partners with several African countries to help them accelerate their transition to low emission development through investments in clean energy and improved land management.  For example, through the Enhancing Capacity for Low Emission Development Strategies (EC-LEDS) program, the United States is partnering with 25 developing countries around the world, including five in Africa, that are working to reduce their long-term greenhouse gas emissions in key sectors as they grow their economies.  EC-LEDS partners in Africa include Gabon, Kenya, Malawi, South Africa, and Zambia.

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http://www.state.gov/e/oes/climate/


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freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #253, on October 13th, 2014, 06:26 PM »
Time for another go around, nasa hush hush on the comets so far. I wonder why...???

umm ice age model freethisone predicts 14 days out, major cme, and m x class flairs.  as the sun rotates into view 13 days.

Another Earthquake 7.o or higher. Likely  More super storms spawn  in about the same time. Perhaps even tornadoes. wind speeds increase even more across the globe. usa connects Iceland, fault 6 months highly probable. NY quake., baja, Alaska Chili, japan, Italy, and we have that. to think about also.. November...

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #254, on October 13th, 2014, 10:22 PM »
Quote from freethisone on October 13th, 2014, 06:26 PM
Time for another go around, nasa hush hush on the comets so far. I wonder why...???

umm ice age model freethisone predicts 14 days out, major cme, and m x class flairs.  as the sun rotates into view 13 days.

Another Earthquake 7.o or higher. Likely  More super storms spawn  in about the same time. Perhaps even tornadoes. wind speeds increase even more across the globe. usa connects Iceland, fault 6 months highly probable. NY quake., baja, Alaska Chili, japan, Italy, and we have that. to think about also.. November...
ice age model free  predicts accurate account again for specific time frame..   right on the nose , free one this free one.!!! O:-)


BREAKING NEWS, MAJOR EARTHQUAKE: 

A major earthquake hits Near Coast Of Nicaragua  with a moment magnitude of Mw 7.3  at a depth of 80 km (intermediate-depth earthquake,1h and 28m ago)

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STRONG EARTHQUAKE:  A strong earthquake hits South Of Kermadec Islands  with a moment magnitude of Mw 6.1  at a depth of 40 km (shallow-focus earthquake,1h and 7m ago)  View Location    

MODERATE EARTHQUAKE:  A moderate earthquake hits Near Coast Of Nicaragua  with a moment magnitude of Mw 5.0  at a depth of 35 km (shallow-focus earthquake,1h and 18m ago)  View Location



a true 7.5 to 7.7 quake freethisone factor.



Matt Watts

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #255, on October 14th, 2014, 06:13 AM »
Quote from freethisone on October 13th, 2014, 06:26 PM
More super storms spawn  in about the same time. Perhaps even tornadoes. wind speeds increase even more across the globe.
Golly, here's one now:



Super Typhoon Vongfong and right above Fukushima too.


freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #257, on October 14th, 2014, 03:46 PM »
explosive eruption was assumed..

listWorldwide Volcano News and Updates:


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Tuesday, Oct 14, 2014

Volcanoes Today, 14 Oct 2014: Poas volcano



Poás volcano (Costa Rica): strong phreatic explosion from crater lake


Today's phreatic eruption of Poás volcano (OVSICORI-UNA webcam)
Today's phreatic eruption of Poás volcano (OVSICORI-UNA webcam)

Eruption on 8 Oct
Eruption on 8 Oct
 A strong phreatic explosion occurred this morning at the crater lake, ejecting mud and water to more than 200 m height and reaching the observation platform.  ...more


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Monday, Oct 13, 2014

Volcanic activity worldwide 13 Oct 2014: Bardarbunga volcano, Mayon


Updated map of the lava flows as of 9 Oct (Univ. Iceland / IMO)
Updated map of the lava flows as of 9 Oct (Univ. Iceland / IMO)
Bardarbunga (Iceland): During the past days, the eruption has continued at similar intensity and with similar lava effusion rates as before. The flow field continues to expand mainly to the north and east and cover now more than 55 square kilometers, with an estimated volume of approx. 0.77 cubic km.  ...more


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Mayon volcano (Luzon Island, Philippines) activity update: extrusion of viscous lava flow, warning of possible explosive eruption

A viscous lava flow started to descend from the summit crater of the volcano on the southeast slope. On Sunday, it was approx. 350 m long and advancing slowly, with incandescence visible at night.  ...more


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Bardarbunga volcano update: eruption continues with little changes


Updated map of the lava flows as of 9 Oct (Univ. Iceland / IMO)
Updated map of the lava flows as of 9 Oct (Univ. Iceland / IMO)

Epected area of air pollution from the eruption today (IMO)
Epected area of air pollution from the eruption today (IMO)
 During the past days, the eruption has continued at similar intensity and with similar lava effusion rates as before. The flow field continues to expand mainly to the north and east and cover now more than 55 square kilometers, with an estimated volume of approx. 0.77 cubic km.  ...more


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Sunday, Oct 12, 2014

Volcanic activity worldwide 12 Oct 2014: Sinabung volcano, Copahue


Large pyroclastic flow on Sinabung on 9 Oct 2014 (source: Volcano Alert @infoVolcano / Twitter)
Large pyroclastic flow on Sinabung on 9 Oct 2014 (source: Volcano Alert @infoVolcano / Twitter)

Explosive activity at Copahue - sequence of the second explosion yesterday (Images: SERNAGEOMIN, annotation: Culture Volcan)
Explosive activity at Copahue - sequence of the second explosion yesterday (Images: SERNAGEOMIN, annotation: Culture Volcan)
Sinabung (Sumatra, Indonesia): (11 Oct) Activity has picked up considerably at the volcano during the past days. Several pyroclastic flows (dangerous hot avalanches of fragmented lava and hot gasses) traveled down the SE (and some on the NE) flanks of the volcano, threatening again the closest inhabited areas to the S of Sinabung.  ...more


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Saturday, Oct 11, 2014

Copahue volcano (Chile/Argentina) activity update: ash explosions and crater incandescence


Explosive activity at Copahue - sequence of the second explosion yesterday (Images: SERNAGEOMIN, annotation: Culture Volcan)
Explosive activity at Copahue - sequence of the second explosion yesterday (Images: SERNAGEOMIN, annotation: Culture Volcan)

Glow from the crater of Copahue (image: SERNAGEOMIN, annotation: Culture Volcan)
Glow from the crater of Copahue (image: SERNAGEOMIN, annotation: Culture Volcan)
 Activity has picked up at the volcano: at least two moderately strong explosions occurred yesterday 11 Oct at 06:25 and 14:53 local time, with ash plumes rising more than 1000 m. In addition, intermittent incandescence from the crater has been visible during the night 10-11 Oct.  ...more


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Sinabung volcano (Sumatra, Indonesia) activity update: frequent pyroclastic flows up to 4.5 km long


Large pyroclastic flow on Sinabung on 9 Oct 2014 (source: Volcano Alert @infoVolcano / Twitter)
Large pyroclastic flow on Sinabung on 9 Oct 2014 (source: Volcano Alert @infoVolcano / Twitter)

Pyroclastic flow on Sinabung on 7 Oct (Volcano Alert @infoVolcano / Twitter)
Pyroclastic flow on Sinabung on 7 Oct (Volcano Alert @infoVolcano / Twitter)
 Activity has picked up considerably at the volcano during the past days. Several pyroclastic flows (dangerous hot avalanches of fragmented lava and hot gasses) traveled down the SE (and some on the NE) flanks of the volcano, threatening again the closest inhabited areas to the S of Sinabung.  ...more


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Volcanic activity worldwide 11 Oct 2014: Etna volcano, Nishino-shima


View into Etna's NEcrater today
View into Etna's NEcrater today

Landsat 8 satellite image showing the Nishino-shima island on 8 Oct; white lines=contour of old island now covered by fresh lava flows (annotation: Culture Volcan)
Landsat 8 satellite image showing the Nishino-shima island on 8 Oct; white lines=contour of old island now covered by fresh lava flows (annotation: Culture Volcan)
Etna (Sicily, Italy): There are no significant changes or signs of a new paroxysm very soon. Sporadic weak explosions with ash emissions continue at the New SE crater. Tremor has remained low.  ...more


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Nishino-shima volcano (Japan): old island has disappeared under fresh lava


Landsat 8 satellite image showing the Nishino-shima island on 8 Oct; white lines=contour of old island now covered by fresh lava flows (annotation: Culture Volcan)
Landsat 8 satellite image showing the Nishino-shima island on 8 Oct; white lines=contour of old island now covered by fresh lava flows

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #258, on October 17th, 2014, 06:00 AM »Last edited on October 17th, 2014, 06:03 AM
check it out this is it right here..


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJ8uO0U_3ic#ws



as u see this comet is one month early compared to ison. the nov 17 2013 quake i predicted was due to it crossing earth orbital plane.  therefore this last 7.3 was the result of just that.  if not there will be another 7.0 plus 4 days max..

but i think it already made the cross.. O:-)




freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #259, on October 17th, 2014, 06:06 AM »Last edited on October 17th, 2014, 06:14 AM
by the way, the movie ice age u posted is bull sheet

i don't want any competing theory here.

the energy does come from the sun, plus second sun. so they already failed with there theory.

we already agree ice age model predicts accurate account, cause and effect chain..

by a change in axis, the bubble rushes to the north, Antarctic, tropical, continental air flow.

If that is not enough  we have the expansion of the sun, earth, and every planet in our system..

it has been observed, the sun has expanded, and was pushed back 1 million miles from earth.

Now she will come back, as negative gravity of the suns direction does little work, and we are dragged by the heals of the chariot.

As a problem in dynamics, by James Maxwell predicted.   he also proves there must be a initial force required at A. :heart: Ex-po Star -K

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhpTU2kN5Ew#

Matt Watts

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #260, on October 17th, 2014, 06:26 AM »Last edited on October 17th, 2014, 06:56 AM
Quote from freethisone on October 17th, 2014, 06:06 AM
by the way, the movie ice age u posted is bull sheet

i don't want any competing theory here.
True.  A lot of CO2 noise in that video.  I will delete it.

I do like the idea of using rock dust for fertilizer though.  Seems simple and harmless enough.

BTW Free, can you find the original link for the Professor's lecture?  As he stated several times, this is non-intuitive and it would be good for people to download this and study it thoroughly.

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #261, on October 17th, 2014, 11:26 AM »Last edited on October 17th, 2014, 02:25 PM
Sure Matt at 30 grand a semester here is 90 grand worth of education..  Non Intuitive, if you are brought up believing that there is only one type of precession that results in a change of axial position..  .  Fact is there are 2 kinds. External net force precession.

Wiki  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Precession   Torque-induced precession (gyroscopic precession) is the phenomenon in which the axis of a spinning object (e.g., a part of a gyroscope) "wobbles" when a torque is applied to it,

Modified by freethisone, it does not wobble, it simply tilts, a correction to wiki... cheers..


Great Stuff for Free... I have the full lecture i think on my youtube freethisone..

http://web.mit.edu/Physics/people/faculty/lewin_walter.html

Matt Watts

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #262, on October 17th, 2014, 04:47 PM »
Quote from freethisone on October 17th, 2014, 11:26 AM
Sure Matt at 30 grand a semester here is 90 grand worth of education..  Non Intuitive, if you are brought up believing that there is only one type of precession that results in a change of axial position..  .  Fact is there are 2 kinds. External net force precession.

Wiki  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Precession   Torque-induced precession (gyroscopic precession) is the phenomenon in which the axis of a spinning object (e.g., a part of a gyroscope) "wobbles" when a torque is applied to it,

Modified by freethisone, it does not wobble, it simply tilts, a correction to wiki... cheers..


Great Stuff for Free... I have the full lecture i think on my youtube freethisone..

http://web.mit.edu/Physics/people/faculty/lewin_walter.html
Found this one, but the quality isn't any better than yours:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLy0IQT8ssk#

The wobble thing...?   I don't understand where WikiPedia got that idea.  It clearly doesn't wobble.  It tilts, exactly as you say and as Dr. Lewin demonstrates.

The best part about this video is when he hangs the weight off the shaft and the precession frequency increases.  That was non-intuitive to me for sure.

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #263, on October 17th, 2014, 05:41 PM »Last edited on October 17th, 2014, 05:43 PM
Ah yes Matt as there is a increase in angular momentum, but if earth spin is not fast enough, it wil also fall down, as there is two axis points. the earth hangs on a string.

.storms speeds do increase so a very predictable present day model.. we did have a tornado kill a marine last week first one this time of year since 2009..




 :P as Earths  grim head could carry Nought

Thank you Maxwell..
(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,

Matt Watts

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #264, on October 17th, 2014, 06:03 PM »
Free, I couldn't tell in the Dr. Lewin's lecture video...   Does the string hang perfectly straight up-n-down, or does it deflect slightly in accordance with the center of mass?  If it hangs perfectly straight up-n-down, this is also not intuitive at all.

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #265, on October 17th, 2014, 06:48 PM »Last edited on October 22nd, 2014, 04:59 AM
Quote from Matt Watts on October 17th, 2014, 06:03 PM
Free, I couldn't tell in the Dr. Lewin's lecture video...   Does the string hang perfectly straight up-n-down, or does it deflect slightly in accordance with the center of mass?  If it hangs perfectly straight up-n-down, this is also not intuitive at all.
Ahhhhh, is the center of mass important in this case? yes and no. i have put this to my mind, i see it in another way.
you have a spinning gyroscope. Earth. it hangs by a thread. the thread attached to north, or south pole in this case is does not matter.
the earth is not perfect round, and also not evenly weighted at the circumference

so you have a oblique spheroid, in the case of earth a water balloon, i twist, and squeeze  it. it either expands, or crinkles. or both...

but if earth hangs by a thread, and the gyroscope spinning very fast, you will have less of a reaction to the head falling down part.axis,. i hang the string at a 90 degree angle from the north pole. our orientation is to the galactic plane,
seemingly sideways if looking head on.  think of a cowboy lasso.  like a lasso on a string with 2 tensions.
 has the earth axial fallen to a bottom, like the lasso, a wobble only in effect of undulations, or the slowing of the spinning top?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWHJqQY5Nfw#ws

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #266, on October 19th, 2014, 07:50 AM »
want to see something O:-) cool?  how about an X class flair coming off of venus? lol well its not venus..


freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #267, on October 19th, 2014, 08:07 AM »
the next big quake for California is now in control..

southern, central, and norther California is now activated, this quake here is the trigger..


not so LIGHT EARTHQUAKE: A not so  light earthquake hits Northern California  with a moment magnitude of Mw 4.2 or much higher,  at a depth of 22 km (shallow-focus earthquake, 41 minutes ago)


freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #268, on October 19th, 2014, 02:43 PM »
Quote from freethisone on October 19th, 2014, 08:07 AM
the next big quake for California is now in control..

southern, central, and norther California is now activated, this quake here is the trigger..


not so LIGHT EARTHQUAKE: A not so  light earthquake hits Northern California  with a moment magnitude of Mw 4.2 or much higher,  at a depth of 22 km (shallow-focus earthquake, 41 minutes ago)
history of the world.  the dark ages .. observable historic account, sure to fill the history books will follow. our current staet of being, and the historical account of man. its relative to the observer..


 Matt you don't like the lasso pictures i posted?  you can now see how a oblique spheroid react to rotation,. even an egg hat this shape...

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #269, on October 22nd, 2014, 05:00 AM »Last edited on October 22nd, 2014, 05:04 AM
Venus to eclipse the sun, not the moon, not Venus. at 1 clock it is there,and very close to the sun.. Do you see it? kepler 186 f...

O:-)

temple one heartly two orbitals.. :heart:

PARTIAL SOLAR ECLIPSE: On Thursday, Oct. 23rd, the Moon will pass in front of the sun, off center, producing a partial solar eclipse visible from almost all of North America. The action begins at approximatey 2 pm PDT.


la la la double rainbow in the sky... :cool:

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #270, on October 23rd, 2014, 01:51 PM »Last edited on October 23rd, 2014, 03:17 PM
deleted...   ill add data as we progress into November..Cheers

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #271, on October 25th, 2014, 09:44 PM »
Quote from freethisone on October 13th, 2014, 06:26 PM
Time for another go around, nasa hush hush on the comets so far. I wonder why...???

umm ice age model freethisone predicts 14 days out, major cme, and m x class flairs.  as the sun rotates into view 13 days.

Another Earthquake 7.o or higher. Likely  More super storms spawn  in about the same time. Perhaps even tornadoes. wind speeds increase even more across the globe. usa connects Iceland, fault 6 months highly probable. NY quake., baja, Alaska Chili, japan, Italy, and we have that. to think about also.. November...
added as predicted, but we knew this would happen didnt we?



story.





Powerful X-Class solar flares hit Earth, cause radio blackouts – largest sunspot seen in 24 years
Posted on October 26, 2014 by The Extinction Protocol
Sunspot TEP

October 2014 – SPACE - At 17:09 UT (12:09 p.m. EDT) today (Saturday), active region (AR) 2192 erupted with another X-class flare directed at Earth. This is the second powerful eruption in less than 24 hours to be triggered from the large sunspot that occupies the region. Today’s flare registered at X1 on the solar flare Richter Scale, the most powerful class of flare, but weaker than Friday’s X3-class flare. Further radio black-outs have been recorded on the daytime side of the Earth, but, once again, today’s flare did not generate a significant coronal mass ejection (CME). There was already a high probability that active region (AR) 2192 was going to erupt with a powerful solar flare, so it came as little surprise when, yesterday, the huge sunspot fired a powerful X-class flare right at Earth. And we sure did feel its impact.

The sun has a myriad of effects on Earth during intense solar activity. When a flare erupts in the lower solar corona, the radiation generated can cause extreme ionization in the upper atmosphere, interfering with the propagation of high-frequency radio waves, meddling with global communications. Signals from global positioning satellites (GPS) can be interrupted, air traffic communications can get patchy and the interference can even be measured by amateur radio operators. On Friday at 21:40 UT (4:40 p.m. EDT), AR2192 erupted with an X3-class flare as the huge sunspot was facing Earth. Like looking down the barrel of a solar gun, the region crackled with X-ray and extreme-utraviolet (EUV) radiation that immediately washed over the Earth’s ionosphere. A “radio blackout” was reported across the sun-facing side of our planet, including much of the US. With the immediate effects of the X-class flare (which is the most powerful class of flare) subsiding, solar scientists monitored the region for any trace of a coronal mass ejection that may have been associated with the flare.

 Coronal mass ejections, or CMEs, are magnetic bubbles of highly-energetic particles that are hurled into space from the sun’s lower corona. They may take hours or days to reach Earth orbit, but their impact on our planet’s magnetosphere can be dramatic. However, it appears that yesterday’s flare did not launch a CME. In fact, none of the dozens of flares (all of lesser energies than yesterday’s event) AR2192 has produced have generated a CME, which is interesting. Although CMEs and flares are thought to be triggered by a common phenomenon (magnetic reconnection in the lower corona), they are not necessarily triggered at the same time. A flare may occur without a CME and vice versa. But for an active region not to generate any significant CMEs, and yet still generate a large number of flares, is rare. Needless to say, space weather forecasters will be studying this large sunspot — the largest sunspot seen on the sun for 24 years — until it rotates out of view to understand what is going on.

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #272, on October 27th, 2014, 12:19 AM »Last edited on October 27th, 2014, 12:20 AM

vortical aethereal objects.

this is spectacular,  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSLFBAeoSms#
go to 2 min 55 sec.

this was from previous data, its proven this is the case, and cause for inductions
 Afh band radio white scattered noise from the sun. listening.

now you play it a louder volume, this wave energy is like a pipe. but it is a present day appreciation of the sun vibration. not only that may act as a counter wave to dampen incoming waves of the same manner but different amplitudes or intensity. by placing a bubble above earth you can find a nodal point in the incoming wave, and hit it in the other direction to cause a loss of incoming amplitude, and intensity/. a node is free in the valley...

just by listening now back on what data recorded. its clear that the energy is kinetic. of free use..

you can be assured your brain is heating, and the air in between these atoms increasing. at night, or during the day.

we may get another big zap. in 18 days..

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #273, on October 31st, 2014, 08:30 AM »
California is primed for major quakes.


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

Datetime (UTC time) Lat. Lon. Mag. Dep. Region (Europe Map) 
2014-10-31 14:58:01 UTC 35.52 27.32 3.1 5    Dodecanese Islands, Greece    
2014-10-31 14:52:58 UTC 38.60 15.35 2.4 14    Sicily, Italy    
2014-10-31 13:16:27 UTC 37.79 21.16 2.8 1    Southern Greece    
2014-10-31 13:02:54 UTC 40.18 25.06 2.0 8    Aegean Sea    
2014-10-31 12:58:06 UTC -22.14 -69.22 3.3 89    Antofagasta, Chile    
2014-10-31 12:47:57 UTC 48.20 8.98 3.1 5    Germany    
2014-10-31 12:02:05 UTC -22.37 -67.92 3.4 180    Antofagasta, Chile    
2014-10-31 11:57:07 UTC 35.33 26.11 2.1 16    Crete, Greece    
2014-10-31 11:46:02 UTC 37.79 21.17 2.3 15    Southern Greece    
2014-10-31 11:11:10 UTC 40.50 31.74 2.5 5    Western Turkey    
2014-10-31 10:52:01 UTC 34.71 24.87 2.6 15    Crete, Greece    
2014-10-31 09:40:22 UTC 34.28 25.01 2.9 1    Crete, Greece    
2014-10-31 09:19:56 UTC -2.80 138.97 4.8 60    Papua, Indonesia    
2014-10-31 09:07:22 UTC -21.48 -177.87 4.4 381    Fiji Region    
2014-10-31 08:27:32 UTC 37.48 -118.79 2.5 5    Central California    
2014-10-31 07:42:45 UTC 37.79 21.17 2.5 14    Southern Greece    
2014-10-31 06:38:32 UTC 41.39 45.61 3.1 20    Georgia (sak'art'velo)    
2014-10-31 06:33:34 UTC 40.17 142.45 5.0 49    Near East Coast Of Honshu, Japan    
2014-10-31 06:23:00 UTC 36.52 -98.98 3.4 2    Oklahoma    
2014-10-31 05:52:08 UTC 41.90 -119.63 2.7 1    Nevada    
2014-10-31 05:15:57 UTC 18.23 -67.16 2.3 82    Puerto Rico    
2014-10-31 04:47:00 UTC 47.92 -124.26 2.5 1    Olympic Peninsula, Washington    
2014-10-31 04:23:04 UTC -34.58 -71.05 4.4 77    Libertador O'higgins, Chile    
2014-10-31 04:12:48 UTC -8.75 -76.13 4.6 60    Central Peru    
2014-10-31 04:10:40 UTC 32.25 -115.34 2.7 1    Baja California, Mexico    
2014-10-31 04:08:04 UTC 18.25 -65.84 2.4 16    Puerto Rico    
2014-10-31 03:43:29 UTC 41.89 -119.64 2.6 1    Nevada    
2014-10-31 03:23:22 UTC 36.53 -121.10 2.6 6    Central California    
2014-10-31 03:02:59 UTC 18.71 -66.97 2.8 84    Puerto Rico Region    
2014-10-31 02:46:43 UTC -19.35 -69.10 4.8 116    Tarapaca, Chile    
2014-10-31 02:00:38 UTC -35.57 -73.42 3.8 30    Offshore Maule, Chile    
2014-10-31 01:30:43 UTC 64.65 -17.70 5.0 10    Iceland    
2014-10-31 01:05:02 UTC 0.39 29.91 4.7 10    Lake Edward Region, Uganda    
2014-10-31 01:03:06 UTC 41.89 -119.62 2.5 1    Nevada    
2014-10-31 01:02:35 UTC 38.29 20.44 2.1 12    Greece    
2014-10-31 00:00:38 UTC -21.63 -68.51 3.2 140    Antofagasta, Chile    
2014-10-30 22:56:26 UTC 40.86 1.04 2.7 0    Balearic Islands, Spain    
2014-10-30 22:37:15 UTC -16.10 -73.62 5.0 56    Near Coast Of Southern Peru    
2014-10-30 22:08:40 UTC 51.07 -179.24 4.1 25    Andreanof Islands, Aleutian Is.    
2014-10-30 22:02:01 UTC 51.60 6.85 2.4 1    Germany    
2014-10-30 21:51:16 UTC -22.80 -63.68 4.7 526    Salta, Argentina    
2014-10-30 21:14:45 UTC -18.32 -71.39 3.9 52    Off Coast Of Tarapaca, Chile    
2014-10-30 20:54:59 UTC 17.32 -68.02 3.2 13    Dominican Republic Region    
2014-10-30 20:54:02 UTC -18.39 -71.44 3.4 55    Off Coast Of Tarapaca, Chile    
2014-10-30 19:21:51 UTC 64.80 -17.74 4.1 10    Iceland    
2014-10-30 19:19:08 UTC 38.20 27.05 2.9 7    Western Turkey    
2014-10-30 18:57:02 UTC 36.05 -97.26 3.4 4    Oklahoma    
2014-10-30 18:56:32 UTC 50.24 19.11 2.9 2    Poland    
2014-10-30 18:35:26 UTC 62.11 -148.96 2.8 33    Central Alaska    
2014-10-30 18:07:08 UTC 36.06 -97.26 2.6 1    Oklahoma    

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

Datetime (UTC time) Lat. Lon. Mag. Dep. Region 
2014-10-31 15:02:38 UTC 19.1508 -155.3465 1.7 36.9    Pahala, Hawaii    
2014-10-31 14:27:33 UTC 36.0968333 -117.8208333 1.3 2.15    Inyokern, California    
2014-10-31 14:22:58 UTC 33.445 -117.198 2.1 15.65    Rainbow, California    
2014-10-31 13:08:22 UTC 37.0455 -117.7147 1.5 0.02    Big Pine, California    
2014-10-31 14:31:58 UTC 61.4362 -150.1473 2.2 40.1    Big Lake, Alaska    
2014-10-31 13:35:04 UTC 38.7949982 -122.7226639 1.7 2.92    Cobb, California    
2014-10-31 13:33:44 UTC 62.8952 -148.2147 1.7 67.9    Cantwell, Alaska    
2014-10-31 12:31:13 UTC 61.9717 -150.9041 1.4 59.5    Willow, Alaska    
2014-10-31 12:31:14 UTC 60.5853 -141.5313 1.4 13.5    Cape Yakataga, Alaska    
2014-10-31 12:31:14 UTC 65.1345 -148.9791 1.0 5.1    Ester, Alaska    
2014-10-31 11:27:57 UTC 65.1406 -149.094 2.1 7.5    Ester, Alaska    
2014-10-31 11:28:02 UTC 60.0533 -151.638 2.2 43.7    Anchor Point, Alaska    
2014-10-31 11:28:01 UTC 62.0398 -149.8094 1.4 42.8    Y, Alaska    
2014-10-31 09:32:54 UTC 35.0185 -119.1468333 1.4 20.06    Pine Mountain Club, California    
2014-10-31 09:39:03 UTC -2.8353 138.8561 4.8 57.76    Abepura, Indonesia    
2014-10-31 09:51:23 UTC -21.4823 -177.873 4.4 380.84    Ndoi Island, Fiji    
2014-10-31 10:17:30 UTC 65.1431 -149.0909 1.7 5.1    Ester, Alaska    
2014-10-31 10:18:01 UTC 61.5134 -146.6106 3.0 27.3    Valdez, Alaska    
2014-10-31 11:44:07 UTC 37.4778328 -118.7843323 2.0 7.01    Mammoth Lakes, California    
2014-10-31 10:17:28 UTC 62.9823 -150.7538 1.6 93.1    Talkeetna, Alaska    
2014-10-31 11:19:05 UTC 37.4751663 -118.7808304 1.9 7.41    Mammoth Lakes, California    
2014-10-31 10:53:07 UTC 37.4773331 -118.7821655 2.7 6.93    Mammoth Lakes, California    
2014-10-31 10:28:04 UTC 37.4788322 -118.7811661 2.1 7.05    West Bishop, California    
2014-10-31 15:11:59 UTC 44.6418333 -111.2261667 1.3 11.56    West Yellowstone, Montana    
2014-10-31 08:02:43 UTC 63.8596 -150.2338 1.2 7.9    Healy, Alaska    
2014-10-31 14:36:17 UTC 40.2064 142.3894 5.0 48.44    Miyako, Japan    
2014-10-31 14:48:33 UTC 36.5199 -98.9804 3.4 2.01    Mooreland, Oklahoma    
2014-10-31 09:04:05 UTC 36.5279999 -121.0964966 2.2 6.68    Soledad, California    
2014-10-31 06:30:35 UTC 33.2381667 -116.0945 1.4 6.42    Salton City, California    
2014-10-31 08:28:12 UTC 18 -67.0759 1.7 16    Palmarejo, Puerto Rico    
2014-10-31 08:34:53 UTC 41.902 -119.6263 2.7 0.033    Lakeview, Oregon    
2014-10-31 06:02:26 UTC 65.2374 -149.076 1.5 12.8    Ester, Alaska    
2014-10-31 05:25:28 UTC 36.2041667 -118.0223333 1.5 1.1    Lone Pine, California    
2014-10-31 08:27:32 UTC 18.2325 -67.1601 2.3 82    Mayaguez, Puerto Rico    
2014-10-31 05:05:26 UTC 32.358 -115.4936667 1.6 18.57    Puebla, Mexico    

the air we breath is now ionizing and we are at rad con 5..