Free, can you examine this video please and see if it fits with your model:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uVI8cQ3Hpo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uVI8cQ3Hpo
Ice Age Model
freethisone
Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #401, on May 20th, 2015, 02:57 AM »Last edited on May 20th, 2015, 03:01 AM
i do not use planetary alignments to prove a prediction. i am only waiting for validation..
keplers law..
i have great quake for july 2015. nothing i say comes from planetary alignments..
i simply say it is a time variable relation, and if im right there is only one possible reason why i am right..
ex-po star k.. external net force precession. that is a much bigger mass influencing the earth.
so if u bring my attention to planetary alignments i simply say it has no bearing on my predictions..
pss we very much likely had a great quake already.. the 7.8 that hit Nepal
its true we are up a creek, and with out any hollow tipped bullets lolol..
An inextensible heavy chain
Lies on a smooth horizontal plane,
An impulsive force is applied at A,
Required the initial motion of K.
Let ds be the infinitesimal link,
Of which for the present we’ve only to think;
Let T be the tension, and T + dT
The same for the end that is nearest to B.
Let a be put, by a common convention,
For the angle at M ’twixt OX and the tension;
Let Vt and Vn be ds’s velocities,
Of which Vt along and Vn across it is;
Then Vn/Vt the tangent will equal,
Of the angle of starting worked out in the sequel.
In working the problem the first thing of course is
To equate the impressed and effectual forces.
K is tugged by two tensions, whose difference dT
Must equal the element's mass into Vt.
Vn must be due to the force perpendicular
To ds’s direction, which shows the particular
Advantage of using da to serve at your
Pleasure to estimate ds’s curvature.
For Vn into mass of a unit of chain
Must equal the curvature into the strain.
Thus managing cause and effect to discriminate,
The student must fruitlessly try to eliminate,
And painfully learn, that in order to do it, he
Must find the Equation of Continuity.
The reason is this, that the tough little element,
Which the force of impulsion to beat to a jelly meant,
Was endowed with a property incomprehensible,
And was "given," in the language of Shop, "inexten-sible."
It therefore with such pertinacity odd defied
The force which the length of the chain should have modified,
That its stubborn example may possibly yet recall
These overgrown rhymes to their prosody metrical.
The condition is got by resolving again,
According to axes assumed in the plane.
If then you reduce to the tangent and normal,
You will find the equation more neat tho’ less formal.
The condition thus found after these preparations,
When duly combined with the former equations,
Will give you another, in which differentials
(When the chain forms a circle), become in essentials
No harder than those that we easily solve
In the time a T totum would take to revolve.
Now joyfully leaving ds to itself, a-
Ttend to the values of T and of a.
The chain undergoes a distorting convulsion,
Produced first at A by the force of impulsion.
In magnitude R, in direction tangential,
Equating this R to the form exponential,
Obtained for the tension when a is zero,
It will measure the tug, such a tug as the "hero
Plume-waving" experienced, tied to the chariot.
But when dragged by the heels his grim head could not carry aught,
So give a its due at the end of the chain,
And the tension ought there to be zero again.
From these two conditions we get three equations,
Which serve to determine the proper relations
Between the first impulse and each coefficient
In the form for the tension, and this is sufficient
To work out the problem, and then, if you choose,
You may turn it and twist it the Dons to amuse.
James Clerk Maxwell
keplers law..
i have great quake for july 2015. nothing i say comes from planetary alignments..
i simply say it is a time variable relation, and if im right there is only one possible reason why i am right..
ex-po star k.. external net force precession. that is a much bigger mass influencing the earth.
so if u bring my attention to planetary alignments i simply say it has no bearing on my predictions..
pss we very much likely had a great quake already.. the 7.8 that hit Nepal
its true we are up a creek, and with out any hollow tipped bullets lolol..
An inextensible heavy chain
Lies on a smooth horizontal plane,
An impulsive force is applied at A,
Required the initial motion of K.
Let ds be the infinitesimal link,
Of which for the present we’ve only to think;
Let T be the tension, and T + dT
The same for the end that is nearest to B.
Let a be put, by a common convention,
For the angle at M ’twixt OX and the tension;
Let Vt and Vn be ds’s velocities,
Of which Vt along and Vn across it is;
Then Vn/Vt the tangent will equal,
Of the angle of starting worked out in the sequel.
In working the problem the first thing of course is
To equate the impressed and effectual forces.
K is tugged by two tensions, whose difference dT
Must equal the element's mass into Vt.
Vn must be due to the force perpendicular
To ds’s direction, which shows the particular
Advantage of using da to serve at your
Pleasure to estimate ds’s curvature.
For Vn into mass of a unit of chain
Must equal the curvature into the strain.
Thus managing cause and effect to discriminate,
The student must fruitlessly try to eliminate,
And painfully learn, that in order to do it, he
Must find the Equation of Continuity.
The reason is this, that the tough little element,
Which the force of impulsion to beat to a jelly meant,
Was endowed with a property incomprehensible,
And was "given," in the language of Shop, "inexten-sible."
It therefore with such pertinacity odd defied
The force which the length of the chain should have modified,
That its stubborn example may possibly yet recall
These overgrown rhymes to their prosody metrical.
The condition is got by resolving again,
According to axes assumed in the plane.
If then you reduce to the tangent and normal,
You will find the equation more neat tho’ less formal.
The condition thus found after these preparations,
When duly combined with the former equations,
Will give you another, in which differentials
(When the chain forms a circle), become in essentials
No harder than those that we easily solve
In the time a T totum would take to revolve.
Now joyfully leaving ds to itself, a-
Ttend to the values of T and of a.
The chain undergoes a distorting convulsion,
Produced first at A by the force of impulsion.
In magnitude R, in direction tangential,
Equating this R to the form exponential,
Obtained for the tension when a is zero,
It will measure the tug, such a tug as the "hero
Plume-waving" experienced, tied to the chariot.
But when dragged by the heels his grim head could not carry aught,
So give a its due at the end of the chain,
And the tension ought there to be zero again.
From these two conditions we get three equations,
Which serve to determine the proper relations
Between the first impulse and each coefficient
In the form for the tension, and this is sufficient
To work out the problem, and then, if you choose,
You may turn it and twist it the Dons to amuse.
James Clerk Maxwell
freethisone
Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #402, on May 22nd, 2015, 03:26 PM »Last edited on May 22nd, 2015, 03:32 PM
You asked a question Matt, I will elaborate more?
As you see this is the case.
look at these images I use this as some of the best proof for external net force precession to date.
The sun is in response, cme and filaments are going to be released from the sun this week.
M and X class flairs remain 50 50 chance as of any day this week. last night we had such flair with only false data to back it up..
There is a great concern for diablo canyon reactors. southern cali Baja northern cali and every place in between....
ice age model is a progression of more then 5 years of information that is scientifically validated..
self evident. A great quake is possible in my opinion up to 20 days to 25 days..
March 23 2015 could be a key date... that is tomorrow.
As you see this is the case.
look at these images I use this as some of the best proof for external net force precession to date.
The sun is in response, cme and filaments are going to be released from the sun this week.
M and X class flairs remain 50 50 chance as of any day this week. last night we had such flair with only false data to back it up..
There is a great concern for diablo canyon reactors. southern cali Baja northern cali and every place in between....
ice age model is a progression of more then 5 years of information that is scientifically validated..
self evident. A great quake is possible in my opinion up to 20 days to 25 days..
March 23 2015 could be a key date... that is tomorrow.
freethisone
Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #403, on May 30th, 2015, 04:25 AM »Last edited on May 30th, 2015, 04:28 AM
You asked a question Matt, I will elaborate more?
As you see this is the case.
look at these images I use this as some of the best proof for external net force precession to date.
The sun is in response, cme and filaments are going to be released from the sun this week.
M and X class flairs remain 50 50 chance as of any day this week. last night we had such flair with only false data to back it up..
There is a great concern for diablo canyon reactors. southern cali Baja northern cali and every place in between....
ice age model is a progression of more then 5 years of information that is scientifically validated..
self evident. A great quake is possible in my opinion up to 20 days to 25 days..
March 23 2015 could be a key date... that is tomorrow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBW_wlza6UY
now we wait... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faCO_nv-epM
2015-05-30 11:23:03 UTC 27.91 140.46 7.8 693 Bonin Islands, Japan Region
this 7.8 could have very easily been a great quake..
2015-05-30 18:49:10 UTC 30.74 143.01 6.1 30 Izu Islands, Japan Region
this 6.1 is a secondary.
these are the first results.
this 7.8 could have very easily been a great quake..
2015-05-30 18:49:10 UTC 30.74 143.01 6.1 30 Izu Islands, Japan Region
this 6.1 is a secondary.
these are the first results.
A powerful but extremely deep earthquake has struck off Japan's Ogasawara islands, but officials say there is no danger of a tsunami. USA TODAY
635685728311586290-japan
(Photo: Munehide Someya, Kyodo News, via AP)
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A magnitude-7.8 earthquake struck off the southern coast of Japan on Saturday, shaking buildings in Tokyo and interrupting subway service, but causing no major damage or injuries.
The epicenter was located 540 miles south of Tokyo in the Ogasawara Islands, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, which initially reported the quake as a magnitude-8.5.
The Japan Meteorological Agency reports that no tsunami warnings were issued.
Quake took a toll on liquor section at my supermarket in Saitama: pic.twitter.com/sauq7YWgYi
— Alan Nishimura (@AsiaChaos) May 30, 2015
The strong quake rattled buildings in the capital for about a minute, briefly shutting down subways, Japan Today reports.
NHK reports that train service between Tokyo and Osaka was halted due to a power outage.
Naoki Hirata, an earthquake expert at the University of Tokyo's Earthquake Research Centre, told NHK that while it was a "very big quake" and "shaking was felt over a broad area," there was little danger of a tsunami because it it was centered 350 miles below the surface.
A powerful and extremely deep earthquake struck near remote Japanese islands and shook most of the country Saturday evening, but officials said there was no threat of a tsunami, and no injuries or damage were immediately reported. (May 30) AP
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2015/05/30/earthquake-japan/28204621/
635685728311586290-japan
(Photo: Munehide Someya, Kyodo News, via AP)
5637 CONNECT 413 TWEET 13 LINKEDIN 69 COMMENTEMAILMORE
A magnitude-7.8 earthquake struck off the southern coast of Japan on Saturday, shaking buildings in Tokyo and interrupting subway service, but causing no major damage or injuries.
The epicenter was located 540 miles south of Tokyo in the Ogasawara Islands, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, which initially reported the quake as a magnitude-8.5.
The Japan Meteorological Agency reports that no tsunami warnings were issued.
Quake took a toll on liquor section at my supermarket in Saitama: pic.twitter.com/sauq7YWgYi
— Alan Nishimura (@AsiaChaos) May 30, 2015
The strong quake rattled buildings in the capital for about a minute, briefly shutting down subways, Japan Today reports.
NHK reports that train service between Tokyo and Osaka was halted due to a power outage.
Naoki Hirata, an earthquake expert at the University of Tokyo's Earthquake Research Centre, told NHK that while it was a "very big quake" and "shaking was felt over a broad area," there was little danger of a tsunami because it it was centered 350 miles below the surface.
A powerful and extremely deep earthquake struck near remote Japanese islands and shook most of the country Saturday evening, but officials said there was no threat of a tsunami, and no injuries or damage were immediately reported. (May 30) AP
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2015/05/30/earthquake-japan/28204621/
Magnitude-7.8 quake strikes off Japan's southern coast
Posted: May 30, 2015 11:27 AM EST Updated: May 30, 2015 11:27 AM EST
Posted by Olivia Levoy
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(Photo: MGN Online) (Photo: MGN Online)
(USA TODAY)- A magnitude-7.8 earthquake struck off the southern coast of Japan Saturday, shaking buildings in Tokyo and interrupting subway service, but causing no major damage or injuries.
The epicenter was located 540 miles south of Tokyo in the Ogasawara Islands, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, which initially reported the quake as a magnitude-8.5. https://search.yahoo.com/search?p=8.5+off+Japan%27s+southern+coast&ei=UTF-8&fr=chr-greentree_ff&ilc=12&type=926458
the usgs earthquake server has been down for the day following great quake to destroy more data and future data..
we will not stand for this blatant lies...
we will not stand for this blatant lies...
it is now clear we will be pumped by the solar mass with continual bombardment of earth direct hits. CME Caused by the spark gap trigger. another great quake highly possible as keplers law begins to unfold..
and perigee may soon have been confirmed.
ex-po Star K
and perigee may soon have been confirmed.
ex-po Star K
Kuchinoerabu-jima volcano update: Massive vulcanian explosion, pyroclastic flows, island ordered to evacuate
Fri, 29 May 04:57
Ash plume and pyroclastic flow from the eruption of Kuchinoerabujima this morning
A powerful vulcanian explosion occurred this morning at 11:02 am local time at the volcano. The eruption - a both vertical and partially lateral massive explosion, occurred with apparently little warning from the Shintake vent and produced large pyroclastic flows by column collapse. A tall mushroom ash plume quickly rose to approx. 12 km altitude (36,000 ft). ...
Telica volcano (Nicaragua): new explosion, 3km ash plume
Thu, 28 May 02:52
Fri, 29 May 04:57
Ash plume and pyroclastic flow from the eruption of Kuchinoerabujima this morning
A powerful vulcanian explosion occurred this morning at 11:02 am local time at the volcano. The eruption - a both vertical and partially lateral massive explosion, occurred with apparently little warning from the Shintake vent and produced large pyroclastic flows by column collapse. A tall mushroom ash plume quickly rose to approx. 12 km altitude (36,000 ft). ...
Telica volcano (Nicaragua): new explosion, 3km ash plume
Thu, 28 May 02:52
freethisone
Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #410, on June 1st, 2015, 07:12 PM »Last edited on June 1st, 2015, 07:15 PM
ice age model continues to verify, and the imagination has taken us to the precipice of this destruction to follow
.. chin up..
the spring is loaded, the velocity increase storms spawn tornadoes,,
volcanic eruption for india is now on my watch list...
continued eruptions for a time. torque times delta T..
.. chin up..
the spring is loaded, the velocity increase storms spawn tornadoes,,
volcanic eruption for india is now on my watch list...
continued eruptions for a time. torque times delta T..
freethisone
Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #411, on June 2nd, 2015, 05:37 AM »Last edited on June 2nd, 2015, 08:12 AM
Friday 29th May 2015
Kuchinoerabu-jima Volcano, Japan
An explosive eruption occurred at Kuchinoerabu-jima volcano, Japan on 29th May 2015. Ash cloud 32,000 ft altitude. The island of Kuchinoerabu-jima in the northern Ryuku Islands contains three stratovolcanoes: Furu-dake, Shin-dake and Sankakuten-yama. The island contains approximately 140 residents and is located 130 km south of the city of Kagoshima.
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Tuesday 26th May 2015
Wolf Volcano, Galapagos Islands
An eruption of Wolf volcano, Galapagos Islands began on 24th May 2015. The eruption began with a magnitude 4.7 earthquake and explosive activity. Wolf Volcano is located in the northern part of Isabela Island, and is the tallest volcano in the Galapagos (1710 m). The previous eruption at Wolf volcano occurred in 1982. At 04:34 hr on 24th May an eruption column reached an altitude of 50,000 ft and drifted east-northeast. Satellite images showed an intense hotspot on the southeast flank of the volcano, confirming eruptive activity. National park staff observed a fissure on the upper south-southeast flank of the volcano with several lava flows moving towards the sea. The eruption will have effects on the flora and fauna as well as the marine environment when the lava reaches the sea. The previous eruption of Wolf volcano occurred in 1982. More on Wolf volcano…
More on Wolf Volcano...
Volcanoes of Galapagos Islands...
Thursday 30th April 2015
Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii
The lava lake in the Overlook crater at the summit of Kilauea volcano, Hawaii overflowed on 28th April 2015. The lava spilled out onto the floor of Halemaumau crater. Pahoehoe lava flowed 130 m across the crater floor. The lava lake activity was accompanied by rockfalls, explosions and ashfall at Jaggar museum overlook. A perched lava lake has begun to form similar to lava lake activity seen during 1800’s and 1900’s. Additional volcanic activity is possible along the east rift zone between between Pauahi Crater and Pu'u O'o.
More on Kilauea Volcano...
Volcanoes of Hawaii...
Tuesday 7th April 2015
Calbuco Volcano, Chile
An explosive eruption occurred at Calbuco volcano, Chile on 22 April 2015. About 1500 residents were evacuated from the nearby town of Ensenada. The eruption plume reached an altitude of 40,000 ft.
More on Calbuco Volcano...
Volcanoes of Chile...
Thursday 23 April 2015
Rabaul Volcano, Papua New Guniea
A magnitude 7.6 earthquake hit 70 km southeast of Rabaul volcano, Papua New Guinea on 30th March 2015. The earthquake focus was shallow at a depth of 33 km. Earthquake of this magnitude are able to disrupt volcanic systems. Nearby volcanoes include Rabaul, Tavui, and Ambitle. A tsunami threat was issued for areas in the Pacific as far away as Hawaii, but no destructive wasves were recorded.
More on Rabaul Volcano...
Volcanoes of Papua New Guinea...
Monday 30th March 2015
Rabaul Volcano, Papua New Guniea
A magnitude 7.6 earthquake hit 70 km southeast of Rabaul volcano, Papua New Guinea on 30th March 2015. The earthquake focus was shallow at a depth of 33 km. Earthquake of this magnitude are able to disrupt volcanic systems. Nearby volcanoes include Rabaul, Tavui, and Ambitle. A tsunami threat was issued for areas in the Pacific as far away as Hawaii, but no destructive wasves were recorded.
More on Rabaul Volcano...
Volcanoes of Papua New Guinea...
Sunday 22nd February 2015
Ambrym Volcano, Vanuatu
A new eruption was reported at Ambrym volcano, Vanuatu on 21st February 2015. A new vent opened in the caldera and dense ash 8000 ft altitude. A lava flow was reported by pilots. If confirmed, the new lava flow is the first at Ambrym since 1989. Tourists and residents are advised of the danger near the active vents due to increased activity. The new eruption was preceded by a magnitude 6.4 earthquake 6 km south of Ambrym Island on 20th February 2015. The alert level at Ambrym is raised to 3 (on scale from 0 to maximum 5).
More on Ambrym Volcano...
Volcanoes of Vanuatu...
Wednesday 11th February 2015
Home Reef Volcano, Tonga
A new eruption of Home Reef Volcano, Tonga began on 10th February 2015. Steam cloud reached 6000 ft altitude.
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Thursday 5th January 2015
Piton de la Fournaise Volcano, Reunion
An eruption of Piton de la Fournaise volcano, Reunion began on 4th February 2015. Lava was ejected 10 m high and lava flowed from a fissure on the SW side of the volcano.
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Saturday 24th January 2015
Kuwae Volcano, Vanuatu
A magnitude 6.8 earthquake hit under Kuwae volcano, Vanuatu on 23rd January 2015. The focus was at a depth of 218 km.
More on Kuwae Volcano...
Volcanoes of Vanuatu...
Thursday 8th January 2015
Soputan Volcano, Indonesia
Eruptions of Soputan volcano began on 3rd January 2015. On 6th January ash emissions reached 27,000 ft. A 6.5 km exclusion zone was placed around the volcano and the alert level raised to RED.
More on Soputan Volcano...
Volcanoes of Indonesia...
Thursday 1st January 2015
Hunga Ha'apai Volcano, Tonga
Eruptions of Hunga Ha'apai undersea volcano, Tonga, began on 19 December 2014. Activity was reported by fisherman. Hunga Ha’apai is located 63 km away from the capital, Nuku’alofa. A white plume was visible from Kanokupolu coastline since 24 December.
More on Hunga Ha'apai Volcano...
Volcanoes of Tonga...
Thursday 1st January 2015
Tangkubanparahu Volcano, Indonesia
Tangkubanparahu volcano in west Java was raised to level 2 alert (waspada) on 31st December 2014 due to an increase in seismicity.
More on Tangkubanparahu Volcano...
Volcanoes of Indonesia...
Kuchinoerabu-jima Volcano, Japan
An explosive eruption occurred at Kuchinoerabu-jima volcano, Japan on 29th May 2015. Ash cloud 32,000 ft altitude. The island of Kuchinoerabu-jima in the northern Ryuku Islands contains three stratovolcanoes: Furu-dake, Shin-dake and Sankakuten-yama. The island contains approximately 140 residents and is located 130 km south of the city of Kagoshima.
More on Kuchinoerabu-jima Volcano...
Volcanoes of Japan...
Tuesday 26th May 2015
Wolf Volcano, Galapagos Islands
An eruption of Wolf volcano, Galapagos Islands began on 24th May 2015. The eruption began with a magnitude 4.7 earthquake and explosive activity. Wolf Volcano is located in the northern part of Isabela Island, and is the tallest volcano in the Galapagos (1710 m). The previous eruption at Wolf volcano occurred in 1982. At 04:34 hr on 24th May an eruption column reached an altitude of 50,000 ft and drifted east-northeast. Satellite images showed an intense hotspot on the southeast flank of the volcano, confirming eruptive activity. National park staff observed a fissure on the upper south-southeast flank of the volcano with several lava flows moving towards the sea. The eruption will have effects on the flora and fauna as well as the marine environment when the lava reaches the sea. The previous eruption of Wolf volcano occurred in 1982. More on Wolf volcano…
More on Wolf Volcano...
Volcanoes of Galapagos Islands...
Thursday 30th April 2015
Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii
The lava lake in the Overlook crater at the summit of Kilauea volcano, Hawaii overflowed on 28th April 2015. The lava spilled out onto the floor of Halemaumau crater. Pahoehoe lava flowed 130 m across the crater floor. The lava lake activity was accompanied by rockfalls, explosions and ashfall at Jaggar museum overlook. A perched lava lake has begun to form similar to lava lake activity seen during 1800’s and 1900’s. Additional volcanic activity is possible along the east rift zone between between Pauahi Crater and Pu'u O'o.
More on Kilauea Volcano...
Volcanoes of Hawaii...
Tuesday 7th April 2015
Calbuco Volcano, Chile
An explosive eruption occurred at Calbuco volcano, Chile on 22 April 2015. About 1500 residents were evacuated from the nearby town of Ensenada. The eruption plume reached an altitude of 40,000 ft.
More on Calbuco Volcano...
Volcanoes of Chile...
Thursday 23 April 2015
Rabaul Volcano, Papua New Guniea
A magnitude 7.6 earthquake hit 70 km southeast of Rabaul volcano, Papua New Guinea on 30th March 2015. The earthquake focus was shallow at a depth of 33 km. Earthquake of this magnitude are able to disrupt volcanic systems. Nearby volcanoes include Rabaul, Tavui, and Ambitle. A tsunami threat was issued for areas in the Pacific as far away as Hawaii, but no destructive wasves were recorded.
More on Rabaul Volcano...
Volcanoes of Papua New Guinea...
Monday 30th March 2015
Rabaul Volcano, Papua New Guniea
A magnitude 7.6 earthquake hit 70 km southeast of Rabaul volcano, Papua New Guinea on 30th March 2015. The earthquake focus was shallow at a depth of 33 km. Earthquake of this magnitude are able to disrupt volcanic systems. Nearby volcanoes include Rabaul, Tavui, and Ambitle. A tsunami threat was issued for areas in the Pacific as far away as Hawaii, but no destructive wasves were recorded.
More on Rabaul Volcano...
Volcanoes of Papua New Guinea...
Sunday 22nd February 2015
Ambrym Volcano, Vanuatu
A new eruption was reported at Ambrym volcano, Vanuatu on 21st February 2015. A new vent opened in the caldera and dense ash 8000 ft altitude. A lava flow was reported by pilots. If confirmed, the new lava flow is the first at Ambrym since 1989. Tourists and residents are advised of the danger near the active vents due to increased activity. The new eruption was preceded by a magnitude 6.4 earthquake 6 km south of Ambrym Island on 20th February 2015. The alert level at Ambrym is raised to 3 (on scale from 0 to maximum 5).
More on Ambrym Volcano...
Volcanoes of Vanuatu...
Wednesday 11th February 2015
Home Reef Volcano, Tonga
A new eruption of Home Reef Volcano, Tonga began on 10th February 2015. Steam cloud reached 6000 ft altitude.
More on Home Reef Volcano...
Volcanoes of Tonga...
Thursday 5th January 2015
Piton de la Fournaise Volcano, Reunion
An eruption of Piton de la Fournaise volcano, Reunion began on 4th February 2015. Lava was ejected 10 m high and lava flowed from a fissure on the SW side of the volcano.
More on Piton de la Fournaise Volcano...
Saturday 24th January 2015
Kuwae Volcano, Vanuatu
A magnitude 6.8 earthquake hit under Kuwae volcano, Vanuatu on 23rd January 2015. The focus was at a depth of 218 km.
More on Kuwae Volcano...
Volcanoes of Vanuatu...
Thursday 8th January 2015
Soputan Volcano, Indonesia
Eruptions of Soputan volcano began on 3rd January 2015. On 6th January ash emissions reached 27,000 ft. A 6.5 km exclusion zone was placed around the volcano and the alert level raised to RED.
More on Soputan Volcano...
Volcanoes of Indonesia...
Thursday 1st January 2015
Hunga Ha'apai Volcano, Tonga
Eruptions of Hunga Ha'apai undersea volcano, Tonga, began on 19 December 2014. Activity was reported by fisherman. Hunga Ha’apai is located 63 km away from the capital, Nuku’alofa. A white plume was visible from Kanokupolu coastline since 24 December.
More on Hunga Ha'apai Volcano...
Volcanoes of Tonga...
Thursday 1st January 2015
Tangkubanparahu Volcano, Indonesia
Tangkubanparahu volcano in west Java was raised to level 2 alert (waspada) on 31st December 2014 due to an increase in seismicity.
More on Tangkubanparahu Volcano...
Volcanoes of Indonesia...
http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/data/realtime/c2/1024/latest.jpg
CME continue to bombard the earth, and as it turns out more data has been removed from view..
http://iswa.ccmc.gsfc.nasa.gov/IswaSystemWebApp/StreamByDataIdServlet?allDataId=671478343
CME continue to bombard the earth, and as it turns out more data has been removed from view..
http://iswa.ccmc.gsfc.nasa.gov/IswaSystemWebApp/StreamByDataIdServlet?allDataId=671478343
ice age model continues to verify, and the imagination has taken us to the precipice of this destruction to follow
.. chin up..
the spring is loaded, the velocity increase storms spawn tornadoes,,
volcanic eruption for india is now on my watch list...
continued eruptions for a time. torque times delta T..
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Tornado in China on Monday, 01 June, 2015 at 16:21 (04:21 PM) UTC.
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A dramatic video has emerged from China of the moment a huge tornado hit the countryside near a northeast city. In the footage, captured in Jilin Province on Sunday, a truck can be seen rolling over in the wind from a car near the eye of the storm. While it may seem like something out of the mid-west of the United States, tornados are fairly common in China. The windscreen is clearly smashed but it is not clear whether those inside were injured or not. According to local reports the full damage remains unclear but the weather has destroyed several buildings.
freethisone
Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #414, on June 5th, 2015, 08:42 AM »Last edited on June 5th, 2015, 10:40 AM
If you like this sort of thing, have a listen. Some pretty far out stuff being talked about:
http://tinyurl.com/q3dq7jx
http://tinyurl.com/q3dq7jx
massive cME continue to bombard earth.. m and x class is apparent...
if you thought my captures are good, this movie is from one of the 2 witnesses.
cheers..
Wanna See Something Blow Your Mind
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNC1DYRNCf0
cheers..
Wanna See Something Blow Your Mind
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNC1DYRNCf0
because ice age model proved it self among men that it is a highly accurate summery, and the axiom is self verified continually.
I will now make more elaborate axiom predictions, and within a reason of error 3 to five days. I only want to verify magnitude of 6.0 to 10.0 for these future dates.
this is not a complete or accurate depiction of any alignments, and also is a unfinished work...
Jan 12 2010. Feb. 24 2016, Feb. 6 2016. Feb. 14 2016 Jan 6 2016
I will now make more elaborate axiom predictions, and within a reason of error 3 to five days. I only want to verify magnitude of 6.0 to 10.0 for these future dates.
this is not a complete or accurate depiction of any alignments, and also is a unfinished work...
Jan 12 2010. Feb. 24 2016, Feb. 6 2016. Feb. 14 2016 Jan 6 2016
Magnitude 7,9 earthquake in Rat Islands, Aleutian Islands
Posted on June 24, 2014 by Jón Frímann
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Yesterday (23-June-2014) at 20:53 UTC a magnitude 7,9 earthquake [EMSC information here] took place in Rat Islands, Aleutan Islands. This earthquake had the depth of 100 km, no damage has been reported following this earthquake and aftershocks. The reason for that is this area has almost no population at all. The biggest risk was from local tsunamis, they where detected but I don’t think any damage took place from them.
Posted on June 24, 2014 by Jón Frímann
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Yesterday (23-June-2014) at 20:53 UTC a magnitude 7,9 earthquake [EMSC information here] took place in Rat Islands, Aleutan Islands. This earthquake had the depth of 100 km, no damage has been reported following this earthquake and aftershocks. The reason for that is this area has almost no population at all. The biggest risk was from local tsunamis, they where detected but I don’t think any damage took place from them.
freethisone
Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #421, on June 7th, 2015, 01:58 PM »Last edited on June 7th, 2015, 02:02 PM
Associated Press 3:38 p.m. PDT May 22, 2015
LAS VEGAS — An earthquake that struck a rural area of Southern Nevada has been downgraded to magnitude 4.8.
The U.S. Geological Survey revised its earlier report that pinned the magnitude of Friday's earthquake at 5.4.
The temblor hit around midday about 24 miles southwest of the small town of Caliente. It could be felt about 100 miles away in Las Vegas.
swamp land.. the sinking ship into the swamp. stay tuned.
what would happen if there was no gambling?
people would learn to be more generous to there family's and others.
supporting the wholesale, retail jones..
2015-05-30 11:23:03 UTC 27.91 140.46 7.8 693 Bonin Islands, Japan Region
this 7.8 could have very easily been a great quake..
2015-05-30 18:49:10 UTC 30.74 143.01 6.1 30 Izu Islands, Japan Region
this 6.1 is a secondary.
« Reply #405, 8 days ago »
A powerful but extremely deep earthquake has struck off Japan's Ogasawara islands, but officials say there is no danger of a tsunami. USA TODAY
635685728311586290-japan
(Photo: Munehide Someya, Kyodo News, via AP)
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A magnitude-7.8 earthquake struck off the southern coast of Japan on Saturday, shaking buildings in Tokyo and interrupting subway service, but causing no major damage or injuries.
The epicenter was located 540 miles south of Tokyo in the Ogasawara Islands, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, which initially reported the quake as a magnitude-8.5.
The Japan Meteorological Agency reports that no tsunami warnings were issued.
The strong quake rattled buildings in the capital for about a minute, briefly shutting down subways,
LAS VEGAS — An earthquake that struck a rural area of Southern Nevada has been downgraded to magnitude 4.8.
The U.S. Geological Survey revised its earlier report that pinned the magnitude of Friday's earthquake at 5.4.
The temblor hit around midday about 24 miles southwest of the small town of Caliente. It could be felt about 100 miles away in Las Vegas.
swamp land.. the sinking ship into the swamp. stay tuned.
what would happen if there was no gambling?
people would learn to be more generous to there family's and others.
supporting the wholesale, retail jones..
2015-05-30 11:23:03 UTC 27.91 140.46 7.8 693 Bonin Islands, Japan Region
this 7.8 could have very easily been a great quake..
2015-05-30 18:49:10 UTC 30.74 143.01 6.1 30 Izu Islands, Japan Region
this 6.1 is a secondary.
« Reply #405, 8 days ago »
A powerful but extremely deep earthquake has struck off Japan's Ogasawara islands, but officials say there is no danger of a tsunami. USA TODAY
635685728311586290-japan
(Photo: Munehide Someya, Kyodo News, via AP)
5637 CONNECT 413 TWEET 13 LINKEDIN 69 COMMENTEMAILMORE
A magnitude-7.8 earthquake struck off the southern coast of Japan on Saturday, shaking buildings in Tokyo and interrupting subway service, but causing no major damage or injuries.
The epicenter was located 540 miles south of Tokyo in the Ogasawara Islands, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, which initially reported the quake as a magnitude-8.5.
The Japan Meteorological Agency reports that no tsunami warnings were issued.
The strong quake rattled buildings in the capital for about a minute, briefly shutting down subways,
freethisone
Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #422, on June 7th, 2015, 02:13 PM »Last edited on June 7th, 2015, 02:17 PM
because ice age model proved it self among men that it is a highly accurate summery, and the axiom is self verified continually.
I will now make more elaborate axiom predictions, and within a reason of error 3 to five days. I only want to verify magnitude of 6.0 to 10.0 for these future dates.
this is not a complete or accurate depiction of any alignments, and also is a unfinished work...
Jan 12 2010. Feb. 24 2016, Feb. 6 2016. Feb. 14 2016 Jan 6 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQvmJjiM124
the increasing pressure is excruciating headaches out doors.. therefore explosive eruption will follow. up to 20 days for explosive eruptions...
just how long will it take before the next great quake or 7.0 plus? I will give only what ice age model predicts, a time variable relation in accordance with keplers law.
it is true we use ice age model as a stand alone. if we investigate the nature of the model itself as it is shown
we make predictable the outcomes, as time variable relation, and in accordance with major outlined factors on page one.
can it make a accurate statement now?
even after one such great quake?
Ice age model outlines all key factors. ozone, volcanic eruption, time variable relations.
it describes strictly the south pole and north pole are involved in a co0ld air mass reversal.. predicted outcome plus 995 year glacial buildup in the north.. is at its peak, ice depth, and begins to melt upon the return of such high charged objects of mass. m class star possible neutron star material temple one heartly two. these are now at its closest point to earth, and is a greater then magnitude of the sun. brighter then sun objects described by the spark gap trigger, and the total charges that surround them.
this is in fact the task of this model to verified its cause, and effect chain time line consequence outcomes of great destruction..
so how many days? 5 to 10? up to 25?
volcanic eruption happens suddenly.. man treats man in accordance with the truth of respectful humanity.
volcanic eruption happens suddenly.. man treats man in accordance with the truth of respectful humanity.
freethisone
Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #424, on June 8th, 2015, 06:32 PM »Last edited on June 8th, 2015, 06:50 PM
NASA Stardust spacecraft will meet the comet Temple 1 on Valentines day 2011.
NASA has planned It’s approach to within 200 kilometers to take Its close up images.
Temple 1 was first spotted by Wilhelm Temple back In 1867.
NASA Deep Impact probe smashed Into Temple 1 In July 2005. They then recorded some fantastic Impact Images. Upon Impact the probe managed to create a crater roughly 100 meters long and around 30 meters deep. The destruction of the probe was to gain unique understanding of the Comets make up and composition.
There will be many hazards with the February 14th mission. The tracking and trajectory will have to be very precisely calculated. Timing Is key for the creating the best photos. It should make for spectacular viewing.
Knowing what comets are made of will help determine how best to create a plan of action should a rouge comet or asteroid ever find Itself on an Earth bound trajectory.
We currently have over 200 Asteroids on close trajectory’s for earth. They have been catalogued and are being monitored all the time. Without the technology to stop an Asteroid or comet we wont really stand a chance If one decides to come our way.
Read more: http://scienceray.com/astronomy/valentines-day-comet-temple-one/#ixzz3cWZghEWQ
Comet ISON, first discovered out beyond the orbit of Jupiter, has people excited. Some are predicting that it may be the brightest comet seen for over a hundred years, however as any astronomer knows, that is a risky claim to make and one that can often turn out to be a gross over-exaggeration. Sometimes comets which promise dazzling displays can fizzle out with little warning – many will recall the relative disappointment of Comet Kohoutek in the 1970s. Comets are quite fragile things, and due to the nature of their composition, the very thing which gives them their beauty – the outgassing of their interiors and stripping of their nuclei by solar radiation – also destroys them. Comet ISON is a sungrazing comet, and as the name implies, it will pass very close to the Sun. This may tear the comet the apart, but if not, we may be treated to a spectacular sight – a comet which, when close to the sun can be seen in the daytime, and when it’s moved into the night time sky may even outshine the Moon.
Comet ISON is already on its way into the inner Solar System, and will be nearing the Sun towards the end of 2013. Let’s hope that it lives up to expectations – it could spark a new wave of interest, not just in comets specifically but in all aspects of the science and beauty of astronomy.
Tell us your thoughts by voting in the poll, and adding your comments below!
Read more:
io9 : http://io9.com/5976499/once+in+a+century-ison-comet-could-be-visible-from-earth-during-the-daytime
Discovery.com : http://news.discovery.com/space/astronomy/ison-could-be-dazzling-daytime-comet-130115.htm
Phys.org : http://phys.org/news/2013-01-comet-ison-spectacular.html
Space.com : http://www.space.com/19188-comet-ison-brightest-ever-2013.html
Related posts:
Comet Garradd
Astronomy and Space News Roundup: 25th April 2013
Members’ Observations of Comet C/2002 C1 (Ikeya-Zhang), March, April and May, 2002
What’s visible in June 2013?
iPlayer radio programme about Comets
Astronomy and Space News Roundup: 26th April 2013 to 4th May 2013
Comet Lulin imaged by Rob Johnson
What’s visible in February 2013?
What’s visible in May 2013?
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NASA has planned It’s approach to within 200 kilometers to take Its close up images.
Temple 1 was first spotted by Wilhelm Temple back In 1867.
NASA Deep Impact probe smashed Into Temple 1 In July 2005. They then recorded some fantastic Impact Images. Upon Impact the probe managed to create a crater roughly 100 meters long and around 30 meters deep. The destruction of the probe was to gain unique understanding of the Comets make up and composition.
There will be many hazards with the February 14th mission. The tracking and trajectory will have to be very precisely calculated. Timing Is key for the creating the best photos. It should make for spectacular viewing.
Knowing what comets are made of will help determine how best to create a plan of action should a rouge comet or asteroid ever find Itself on an Earth bound trajectory.
We currently have over 200 Asteroids on close trajectory’s for earth. They have been catalogued and are being monitored all the time. Without the technology to stop an Asteroid or comet we wont really stand a chance If one decides to come our way.
Read more: http://scienceray.com/astronomy/valentines-day-comet-temple-one/#ixzz3cWZghEWQ
Comet ISON, first discovered out beyond the orbit of Jupiter, has people excited. Some are predicting that it may be the brightest comet seen for over a hundred years, however as any astronomer knows, that is a risky claim to make and one that can often turn out to be a gross over-exaggeration. Sometimes comets which promise dazzling displays can fizzle out with little warning – many will recall the relative disappointment of Comet Kohoutek in the 1970s. Comets are quite fragile things, and due to the nature of their composition, the very thing which gives them their beauty – the outgassing of their interiors and stripping of their nuclei by solar radiation – also destroys them. Comet ISON is a sungrazing comet, and as the name implies, it will pass very close to the Sun. This may tear the comet the apart, but if not, we may be treated to a spectacular sight – a comet which, when close to the sun can be seen in the daytime, and when it’s moved into the night time sky may even outshine the Moon.
Comet ISON is already on its way into the inner Solar System, and will be nearing the Sun towards the end of 2013. Let’s hope that it lives up to expectations – it could spark a new wave of interest, not just in comets specifically but in all aspects of the science and beauty of astronomy.
Tell us your thoughts by voting in the poll, and adding your comments below!
Read more:
io9 : http://io9.com/5976499/once+in+a+century-ison-comet-could-be-visible-from-earth-during-the-daytime
Discovery.com : http://news.discovery.com/space/astronomy/ison-could-be-dazzling-daytime-comet-130115.htm
Phys.org : http://phys.org/news/2013-01-comet-ison-spectacular.html
Space.com : http://www.space.com/19188-comet-ison-brightest-ever-2013.html
Related posts:
Comet Garradd
Astronomy and Space News Roundup: 25th April 2013
Members’ Observations of Comet C/2002 C1 (Ikeya-Zhang), March, April and May, 2002
What’s visible in June 2013?
iPlayer radio programme about Comets
Astronomy and Space News Roundup: 26th April 2013 to 4th May 2013
Comet Lulin imaged by Rob Johnson
What’s visible in February 2013?
What’s visible in May 2013?
Members’ Comet Observations (up to April 1997)
YARPP
Viewed 1,357 times
This entry was posted in Comets and tagged Comet C/1973 E1 (Kohoutek), Comet C/2012 S1 (ISON) on Thursday, 17th January 2013 by Mark Galvin.
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Mark is one of the website administrators for the LAS website, and has a wide spectrum of interest in astronomy and remote imaging, such as weather satellite imagery and UrtheCast.
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