Quote from freethisone on July 8th, 2015, 10:44 AM

now that the gap is closed strange things to be expected.   and I say ice age model has the data to support a high probability of a great quake during torque times delta t.

Maxwell, and kepler spot on, Einstein with effect data, and ice age model now closes the gap on global precession.

closest possibility 10 days or less, with incoming cme to follow, and another eruption. class 1. possibly many more will reflect the extreme case ice age model outlines.

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Earthquake measuring 7.0 strikes off Solomon Islands - USGS
SYDNEY, July 10

A strong earthquake with a magnitude of 7.0 struck off the Solomon Islands in the South Pacific on Friday, the U.S. Geological Survey said.

The quake was also relatively shallow at a depth of about 20 km (12 miles), the USGS said. There was no immediate indication of a tsunami warning being issued, according to the Hawaii-based Pacific Tsunami Waring Center. (Reporting by Paul Tait; Editing by Michael Perry)

Worldwide Volcano News and Updates:
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Volcanic activity worldwide 13 Jul 2015: Colima volcano
Mon, 13 Jul 2015, 23:00
Colima (Western Mexico): The volcano's activity at least seems to have quieted down and changed in style, now producing less rock avalanches and pyroclastic flows (as result of lava extrusion and overspilling), but more intermittent explosions. ...more [read all]
Colima volcano (Mexico): activity report - less pyroclastic flows, but explosions
Mon, 13 Jul 2015, 22:36
Ash explosion from Colima today
The volcano's activity at least seems to have quieted down and changed in style, now producing less rock avalanches and pyroclastic flows (as result of lava extrusion and overspilling), but more intermittent explosions. ...more [read all]

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Volcanic activity worldwide 10 Jul 2015: Colima volcano, Dukono, Raung, Sinabung, Sangeang Api, Siru...
Fri, 10 Jul 2015, 19:24
Strombolian eruption from Raung volcano
Raung (East Java): The eruption inside the summit caldera continues with intense strombolian activity and the effusion of an intra-crater lava flow. ...more [read all]
Colima volcano (Mexico): new lava dome, pyroclastic flows and incandescent avalanches
Fri, 10 Jul 2015, 19:21
Pyroclastic flow from Colima this afternoon
A new eruptive phase has started at the volcano earlier this month. A new lava dome started to grow quickly in the summit crater and has been producing frequent explosions, glowing avalanches and pyroclastic flows (video): ...more

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Volcanoes Today, 10 Jul 2015: Dukono volcano, Raung, Sinabung, Sangeang Api, Sirung, Sabancaya
Fri, 10 Jul 2015, 19:00
Sangeang Api volcano (Indonesia) activity update
Fri, 10 Jul 2015, 18:57
The volcano continues to erupt. On Wednesday (8 July), an explosion generated an ash plume that rose to 9,000 ft (2.7 km) altitude and drifted 35 km to the south. ...more

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Sinabung volcano (Sumatra, Indonesia) activity update
Fri, 10 Jul 2015, 18:53
Activity at the volcano has been comparably low. On average, 2-3 smaller pyroclastic flows per day have been occurring, our expedition leader Andi who is currently at Sinabung reported.

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Dukono volcano (Halmahera, Indonesia) activity update
Fri, 10 Jul 2015, 18:49
The volcano continues to erupt dense, but low level ash plumes that often can be detected on satellite imagery drifting 30-50 km NE.

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Sirung volcano (Pantar island, Indonesia): aviation alert level raised, possible new activity
Fri, 10 Jul 2015, 18:47
Darwin VAAC raised the aviation alert level to orange, after a plume of steam and possible light ash emissions were seen on satellite images drifting SW from the volcano last Tuesday. ...more [read all]

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Sabancaya volcano (Peru): magmatic intrusion NNE of volcano
Fri, 10 Jul 2015, 17:43
Degassing from Sabancaya volcano last week (IGP)
Since mid June, an increase in internal activity has been recorded at the volcano. The Geophysical Institute of Peru reported a swarm of shallow earthquakes in an area at 6 km depth approx. 7 km north of the volcano's summit. In addition, increased degassing has been observed. Both are likely signs of a probable magmatic intrusion. ...more [read all]

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Raung volcano (East Java, Indonesia): eruption intensifies, ash plume prompt 5 airports to close
Fri, 10 Jul 2015, 10:54
Strombolian eruption from Raung volcano
The eruption inside the summit caldera continues with intense strombolian activity and the effusion of an intra-crater lava flow. ...more [read all]

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Volcanic activity worldwide 7 Jul 2015: Batu Tara volcano
Wed, 8 Jul 2015, 00:00
Batu Tara (Sunda Islands, Indonesia): ...more
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Batu Tara volcano July 2015 eruption movies: strong explosions and an amazing pyroclastic flow over water
Tue, 7 Jul 2015, 23:17

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Volcanic activity worldwide 6 Jul 2015: Piton de la Fournaise volcano
Mon, 6 Jul 2015, 22:00
Piton de la Fournaise (La Réunion): A new eruption could be underway at the volcano, the Volcano Observatory reported. Today, it recorded a seismic swarm of shallow earthquakes located under the summit of Dolomieu crater that started at noon. ...more [read all]
Piton de la Fournaise volcano (La Réunion): eruption warning
Mon, 6 Jul 2015, 16:59
A new eruption could be underway at the volcano, the Volcano Observatory reported. Today, it recorded a seismic swarm of shallow earthquakes located under the summit of Dolomieu crater that started at noon. ...more

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Volcanic activity worldwide 5 Jul 2015: Pacaya volcano, Fuego, Dukono, Tungurahua, Batu Tara, Raung,...
Sun, 5 Jul 2015, 11:58
Pyroclastic flow on Fuego volcano, July 1, 2015 (image: CONRED)
Hakone (Honshu): Following a small explosion in the Owakudani hydrothermal area and increased seismic activity, the alert level of the volcano was raised to 3 (on a scale of 1-5) on 30 June. ...more [read all]
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Sinabung volcano (Sumatra, Indonesia) activity update
Sun, 5 Jul 2015, 11:57
Over the past days, pyroclastic flows have been weaker and less frequent, but the slow extrusion of lava at the summit continues with little change. The volcano remains at highest alert.

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Pacaya volcano (Guatemala) activity update
Sun, 5 Jul 2015, 11:53
Mild strombolian activity producing small ash plumes continues at the Mackenney crater. Incandescence is visible from the crater at night,

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Dukono volcano (Halmahera, Indonesia) activity update
Sun, 5 Jul 2015, 11:51
Activity (explosions, ash emissions) remains elevated. An ash plume was observed extending 70 km NE from the volcano on 3 July (VAAC Darwin).

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Fuego volcano (Guatemala): paroxysm on 1 July, pyroclastic flows
Sun, 5 Jul 2015, 11:48
Pyroclastic flow on Fuego volcano, July 1, 2015 (image: CONRED)
The eruptive activity intensified into another paroxysm during 1 July, producing a lava flow, more than 1 km long, and relatively large pyroclastic flows through the Las Lajas drainage on the southeast side that reached 4-5 km length. ...more [read all]

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Tungurahua volcano (Ecuador): ash emissions
Sun, 5 Jul 2015, 11:31
Ash emissions from Tungurahua on 3 July
New ash explosions took place at the volcano the day before yesterday (3 July), generating a plume that rose approx. 1 km above the summit and caused light ash fall on the western slope. ...more [read all]

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Raung volcano (East Java, Indonesia): strombolian eruption intensifies, ash plumes
Sun, 5 Jul 2015, 11:08
The effusive-explosive activity at the volcano continued and increased over the past week. Strombolian explosions accompany a lava flow emitted from a vent inside the large summit crater. ...more [read all]

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Batu Tara volcano (Flores Sea, Indonesia): intense activity, pyroclastic flows, field report
Sun, 5 Jul 2015, 04:59
The activity at the volcano remains intense. We visited Batu Tara from 30 June - 4 July on our recent Volcano Special tour and observed strombolian eruptions of varying intensity at intervals ranging between 10 and 50 minutes. ...more [read all]

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Hakone volcano (Japan): small explosion on 29 June, seismic crisis
Wed, 1 Jul 2015, 12:05
Following a small explosion in the Owakudani hydrothermal area and increased seismic activity, the alert level of the volcano was raised to 3 (on a scale of 1-5) on 30 June. ...more [read all]

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Volcanic activity worldwide 10 Jul 2015: Colima volcano, Dukono, Raung, Sinabung, Sangeang Api, Siru...

Friday Jul 10, 2015 19:24 PM |


Strombolian eruption from Raung volcano
Strombolian eruption from Raung volcano

Pyroclastic flow from Colima this afternoon
Pyroclastic flow from Colima this afternoon

Degassing from Sabancaya volcano last week (IGP)
Degassing from Sabancaya volcano last week (IGP)
Raung (East Java): The eruption inside the summit caldera continues with intense strombolian activity and the effusion of an intra-crater lava flow.
Ash emissions have been intense enough to produce a plume that rose to 17,000 ft (5 km) altitude and drifted more than 150 km to the SE. Several regional airports including Denpasar (DPS) on Bali have been closed.
A recent visit by our friend and volcano expedition organizer Aris Yanto / Exploredesa shows that a new cone has been built inside the crater.

Sinabung (Sumatra, Indonesia): Activity at the volcano has been comparably low. On average, 2-3 smaller pyroclastic flows per day have been occurring, our expedition leader Andi who is currently at Sinabung reported.

Sangeang Api (Indonesia): The volcano continues to erupt. On Wednesday (8 July), an explosion generated an ash plume that rose to 9,000 ft (2.7 km) altitude and drifted 35 km to the south.
When flying past the volcano during our recent Batu Tara expedition, we could see a dense gas plume drifting from its summit crater.

Sirung (Pantar Island, Indonesia ): Darwin VAAC raised the aviation alert level to orange, after a plume of steam and possible light ash emissions were seen on satellite images drifting SW from the volcano last Tuesday.
Local observers reported a thick steam plume rising approx. 500 m from the volcano, but the volcano observatory had no particular indications (such as increased earthquakes, sulfur smell, rumblings) of a new eruptive phase.
The last confirmed activity at the volcano was likely a (single) phreatic explosion in May 2012.

Dukono (Halmahera): The volcano continues to erupt dense, but low level ash plumes that often can be detected on satellite imagery drifting 30-50 km NE.

Colima (Western Mexico): A new eruptive phase has started at the volcano earlier this month. A new lava dome started to grow quickly in the summit crater and has been producing frequent explosions, glowing avalanches and pyroclastic flows (video):


Sabancaya (Peru): Since mid June, an increase in internal activity has been recorded at the volcano. The Geophysical Institute of Peru reported a swarm of shallow earthquakes in an area at 6 km depth approx. 7 km north of the volcano's summit. In addition, increased degassing has been observed. Both are likely signs of a probable magmatic intrusion.
During the first week of July, activity decreased a bit, but remained significant. IGP does not expect a large scale eruption in the near future, but warns that sudden explosions could occur at the crater.
Long-period seismicity (fluid movements) decreased to averaged of 72 events / day, while shallow rock-fracturing quakes remained frequent with an average of 9 per day.



 

 
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Volcanic activity worldwide 17 Jul 2015: Colima volcano, Gamalama

Fri, 17 Jul 2015, 22:00


 
Archive photograph showing explosive activity of Colima volcano in February 2015, with the city lights of Colima in the background.
Gamalama (Halmahera): (16 Jul) A phreatic explosion occurred yesterday (16 July) at 10 am local time, producing an ash plume that rose 1500 m. Ternate's airport was temporarily closed following the eruption.  ...more




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Volcanoes Today, 17 Jul 2015: Colima volcano, Gamalama

Fri, 17 Jul 2015, 13:00



Colima volcano (Western Mexico) activity update: continuing lava flow

Fri, 17 Jul 2015, 12:35


 
Archive photograph showing explosive activity of Colima volcano in February 2015, with the city lights of Colima in the background.
Activity remains exclusively effusive, and overall seems to be decreasing. The lava flow on the southern flank continues to advance slowly, approx. 200 meters per day. Rockfalls from other areas of the crater have been more rare than during the previous day.  ...more


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Colima volcano (Mexico) field report: continuing lava flow

Fri, 17 Jul 2015, 00:28


 
Archive photograph of fuming Colima volcano with the city of Colima in the background, February 2015.
Activity remains exclusively effusive, and overall seems to be decreasing. The lava flow on the southern flank continues to advance slowly, approx. 200 meters per day. Rockfalls from other areas of the crater have been more rare than during the previous day.  ...more


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Gamalana volcano (Ternate Island, Indonesia): phreatic eruption on Thursday

Fri, 17 Jul 2015, 00:16

A phreatic explosion occurred yesterday (16 July) at 10 am local time, producing an ash plume that rose 1500 m. Ternate's airport was temporarily closed following the eruption.  ...more

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Volcanic activity worldwide 16 Jul 2015: Colima volcano

Thu, 16 Jul 2015, 22:00


 
Colima last night with the active lava flow on the southern side
Colima (Western Mexico): (15 Jul) Activity at the volcano has been relatively calm. No more significant explosions nor pyroclastic flows were observed during the past 24 hours, but the lava flow on the southern side continues to advance slowly, accompanied by occasional smaller and larger incandescent rockfalls.  ...more


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Colima volcano (Mexico): activity report - active lava flow on southern flank

Thu, 16 Jul 2015, 00:24


 
Colima last night with the active lava flow on the southern side
Activity at the volcano has been relatively calm. No more significant explosions nor pyroclastic flows were observed during the past 24 hours, but the lava flow on the southern side continues to advance slowly, accompanied by occasional smaller and larger incandescent rockfalls.  ...more


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Volcanic activity worldwide 13 Jul 2015: Colima volcano

Mon, 13 Jul 2015, 23:00

Colima (Western Mexico): The volcano's activity at least seems to have quieted down and changed in style, now producing less rock avalanches and pyroclastic flows (as result of lava extrusion and overspilling), but more intermittent explosions.  ...more


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Colima volcano (Mexico): activity report - less pyroclastic flows, but explosions

Mon, 13 Jul 2015, 22:36


 
Ash explosion from Colima today
The volcano's activity at least seems to have quieted down and changed in style, now producing less rock avalanches and pyroclastic flows (as result of lava extrusion and overspilling), but more intermittent explosions.  ...more


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Volcanic activity worldwide 10 Jul 2015: Colima volcano, Dukono, Raung, Sinabung, Sangeang Api, Siru...

Fri, 10 Jul 2015, 19:24


 
Strombolian eruption from Raung volcano
Raung (East Java): The eruption inside the summit caldera continues with intense strombolian activity and the effusion of an intra-crater lava flow.  ...more







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Colima volcano (Mexico): new lava dome, pyroclastic flows and incandescent avalanches

Fri, 10 Jul 2015, 19:21


 
Pyroclastic flow from Colima this afternoon
A new eruptive phase has started at the volcano earlier this month. A new lava dome started to grow quickly in the summit crater and has been producing frequent explosions, glowing avalanches and pyroclastic flows (video):  ...more



 More about Colima volcano

Sangeang Api volcano (Indonesia) activity update

Fri, 10 Jul 2015, 18:57

The volcano continues to erupt. On Wednesday (8 July), an explosion generated an ash plume that rose to 9,000 ft (2.7 km) altitude and drifted 35 km to the south.  ...more

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Sinabung volcano (Sumatra, Indonesia) activity update

Fri, 10 Jul 2015, 18:53

Activity at the volcano has been comparably low. On average, 2-3 smaller pyroclastic flows per day have been occurring, our expedition leader Andi who is currently at Sinabung reported.
More about Sinabung volcano

Dukono volcano (Halmahera, Indonesia) activity update

Fri, 10 Jul 2015, 18:49

The volcano continues to erupt dense, but low level ash plumes that often can be detected on satellite imagery drifting 30-50 km NE.
More about Dukono volcano

Sirung volcano (Pantar island, Indonesia): aviation alert level raised, possible new activity

Fri, 10 Jul 2015, 18:47

Darwin VAAC raised the aviation alert level to orange, after a plume of steam and possible light ash emissions were seen on satellite images drifting SW from the volcano last Tuesday.  ...more


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Sabancaya volcano (Peru): magmatic intrusion NNE of volcano

Fri, 10 Jul 2015, 17:43


 
Degassing from Sabancaya volcano last week (IGP)
Since mid June, an increase in internal activity has been recorded at the volcano. The Geophysical Institute of Peru reported a swarm of shallow earthquakes in an area at 6 km depth approx. 7 km north of the volcano's summit. In addition, increased degassing has been observed. Both are likely signs of a probable magmatic intrusion.  ...more







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Raung volcano (East Java, Indonesia): eruption intensifies, ash plume prompt 5 airports to close

Fri, 10 Jul 2015, 10:54


 
Strombolian eruption from Raung volcano
The eruption inside the summit caldera continues with intense strombolian activity and the effusion of an intra-crater lava flow.  ...more


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Volcanic activity worldwide 7 Jul 2015: Batu Tara volcano

Wed, 8 Jul 2015, 00:00


 
Batu Tara (Sunda Islands, Indonesia):  ...more

 
Batu Tara volcano July 2015 eruption movies: strong explosions and an amazing pyroclastic flow over water

Tue, 7 Jul 2015, 23:17
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Volcanic activity worldwide 6 Jul 2015: Piton de la Fournaise volcano

Mon, 6 Jul 2015, 22:00

Piton de la Fournaise (La Réunion): A new eruption could be underway at the volcano, the Volcano Observatory reported. Today, it recorded a seismic swarm of shallow earthquakes located under the summit of Dolomieu crater that started at noon.  ..

M 7.0 - 78km WNW of Lata, Solomon Islands

DYFI? - VIIIShakeMap - VIIIPAGER - GREENTsunami Warning Center
Time2015-07-18 02:27:33 UTCLocation10.444°S 165.172°EDepth10.0 km

63: Underwater volcano erupts off the coast of Taiwan

Posted on July 20, 2015   by The Extinction Protocol    
 

Taiwan Volcano

July 2015 – TAIWAN – Stunning footage has revealed a rare underwater ‘volcano’ erupting off the coast of Taiwan. As the drone flies over the around Kueishantao Island, off the coast of Taiwan’s Gueishan Island, beautiful bubble plumes can be seen surfacing as volcanic vents erupt underwater. The video was captured by marine scientist Mario Lebrato, 29, from Spain. Mario, who works at the University of Kiel in Germany, said: ‘We were diving to obtain volcanic sulphur, [but] shot an aerial video to explore the area.

‘Will there be a new eruption soon? Only time will tell.’ Kueishantao Island, reaches 1315ft (401m) above sea level at its peak, and is the southernmost of five small volcanic islands off the north-east coast of Taiwan. The island is also known as ‘Turtle Mountain Island’ thanks to its profile as seen from some points on mainland Taiwan. Historical accounts during the time of King Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1775-1795 AD) documented the Guieshan mountain splitting open with a blood-red lava flow. Today, Kueishantao displays vigorous active submarine fumaroles and solfataras that discolor seawater over wide areas. A fumarole is an opening in a planet’s crust, usually close to a volcano, which emits steam and gases such as carbon dioxide, sulphur dioxide, hydrogen chloride, and hydrogen sulphide. A solfataras is a volcanic vent emitting sulphurous gases and water vapour or sometimes hot mud.

Mario captured the footage with Spanish film-maker Daniel Meana, 31, as they were working offshore on a research project with Taiwan Ocean University. Mario said: ‘In the video you can see more than 30 vents, which expel sulphur and carbon dioxide. The seawater comes out of the vents at around 100°C (212°F), but then gets cooled down by the surrounding water. There are also crabs and corals living there we don’t know yet how they are able to survive but these shallow vents with extreme conditions are believed to be where life started on Earth.’ –Daily Mail







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Rare Southern California summer storm breaks rainfall record

Posted on July 20, 2015   by The Extinction Protocol    
 

California Rain Storm

July 2015 – CALIFORNIA – A second day of showers and thunderstorms in southern and central California was expected to bring heavy rain and set more rainfall records in what is usually a dry month. Rain began to fall Sunday afternoon in parts of Los Angeles County’s mountains, the valley north and inland urban areas to the east. Later in the day, the city got a repeat of scattered showers and occasional downpours from Saturday as remnants of Tropical Storm Dolores off Baja California bring warm, muggy conditions northward. “We have a chance of some more heavy rain in L.A. County this evening, thunderstorms, lightning, possibly some localized street flooding,” said National Weather Service meteorologist Joe Sirard. Rainfall Saturday broke records in at least 11 locations, including five places that had the most rain ever recorded on any day in July, Sirard said.

July is typically the driest month of the year in Southern California. Because of that, the 0.36 inches of rain in downtown Los Angeles Saturday exceeded the 0.24 inch recorded July 14, 1886, which had been the wettest July day in nearly 130 years, Sirard said. “It looks like we’re probably going to get more rain downtown this evening,” Sirard said. “It looks like there’s a good chance the monthly record is going to go up. Really, this is super historic.” The record is especially significant, he said, because downtown Los Angeles has the longest recording climate station, dating to July 1, 1877. The storm brought flash floods and power outages and turned Los Angeles County’s typically packed coast into empty stretches of sand when the threat of lightning forced authorities to close 70 miles of beaches. The popular Santa Monica Pier and its nearby beaches were shuttered.

Last summer, a lightning strike killed a man at Venice Beach and injured about a dozen people. Los Angeles County’s beaches remained open Sunday, despite reports of thunderstorms in the mountains and western San Diego coast during the afternoon. AJ Lester of the Los Angeles County Fire Department’s Lifeguard Division said he has been in touch with weather officials and was tracking rain reports. Signs warned beachgoers to avoid storm drain flows into the ocean because of Saturday’s sometimes heavy rain. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health recommends people avoid swimming within 100 yards of a storm drain for 72 hours after heavy rain. “All storm drains flowed out yesterday, but it hasn’t rained much this year, so that doesn’t bode well for the water quality,” Lester said Sunday.

Warnings were also in place for high surf and strong rip currents on all south-facing beaches, including Venice, Santa Monica, Malibu, Zuma, Newport and Huntington, Lester said. Meanwhile, the summer storm has helped firefighters advance on two wildfires that broke out Friday. Muggy, moist conditions were expected to persist through Monday. –Trib Live

BridgeFreeway 10 bridge collapses: But while a heavy rain season could spell long-term relief for California’s landscape, it would test Southern California’s infrastructure. On Sunday afternoon, a creek in Desert Center between The road buckled and collapsed, cutting off one of the state’s vital truck shipping corridors for weeks or, more likely, months. On Monday, Caltrans began inspecting other bridges in the rain-soaked area and found a second one susceptible to collapse. Meanwhile in Moreno Valley, about a dozen homeowners were working to clean up their properties after rock and mudslides sent tons of earth downhill. July rain is so unusual in Southern California that the storm broke a number of records for the month. The 0.36 inch that fell in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday set a record for the most rainfall in July, surpassing the quarter-inch that fell in July 1886, said National Weather Service meteorologist David Sweet. “July is typically the driest month of the year,” weather service meteorologist Scott Sukup said Sunday. “To have that much rain yesterday and another significant storm today is pretty unusual. … For July it’s historical.”Coachella and the Arizona border was overwhelmed and washed out a bridge on the 10 Freeway. –LA Times

oday: 7.0 magnitude earthquake near Vanimo, Sandaun, Papua New Guinea
Today: 4.5 magnitude earthquake near Guthrie, Oklahoma, United States
Yesterday: 6.0 magnitude earthquake near Gondanglegi, Jawa Timur, Indonesia
7.0 magnitude earthquake 307 km from Vanimo, Sandaun, Papua New Guinea
about 3 hours ago
UTC time: Monday, July 27, 2015 21:41 PM
Your time: Monday, July 27 2015 5:41 PM
Magnitude Type: mww
USGS page: M 7.0 - 230km W of Abepura, Indonesia
USGS status: Reviewed by a seismologist
Reports from the public: 3 people

5 volcanoes simultaneously erupt in Indonesia: shroud skies with dark ash clouds

Posted on July 27, 2015   by The Extinction Protocol    
 

Indonesian Volcano erupting 5

July 2015 – INDONESIA – Eruptions of ash at five volcanoes shrouded the skies over parts of the Indonesian archipelago several days ago, forcing three airports to close. More airports have since closed due to the ash clouds. Mount Raung on Java Island blasted ash and debris up to 2,000 meters (6,560 feet) into the air after rumbling for several weeks, government volcanologist Surono said. Ash erupted also from Gamalama and Dukono mountains on the Moluccas islands chain, Sinabung volcano on Sumatra island and Mount Karangetang on Siau island, darkening the skies, Surono said.A total of more than 13,000 people have been evacuated due to the volcanic eruptions since last month, mostly from around the slopes of Sinabung in Tanah Karo District, added Surono, who uses a single name.

“Our evaluation showed there is no extraordinary natural phenomenon that triggered simultaneous eruptions of the five volcanoes,” Surono said, adding that all the eruptions are natural and normal occurrences in a nation with about 130 active volcanoes. Transport Ministry spokesman Julius Adravida Barata said Jember and Banyuwangi airports closed late Tuesday and Bali’s international airport was closed for several hours on Wednesday, disrupting flights. Media reports said 37 flights to and from Bali’s Ngurah Rai airport were cancelled. An eruption of Raung early this month sparked chaos as the airport in the tourist hotspot of Bali and four other airports in the region were shutdown, stranding thousands of holiday-goers.

Last week, the ministry closed Sultan Babullah airport in North Maluku’s Ternate town after eruptions at Gamalama and Dukono sent volcanic ash up to 1,700 meters (5,570 feet) into the sky. Indonesia, a chain of 17,000 islands where millions of people live in mountainous areas or near fertile flood-prone plains, is prone to seismic upheaval due to its location on the Pacific “Ring of Fire,” an arc of volcanoes and fault lines encircling the Pacific Basin. –ABC News

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Volcanoes in Japan, Colombia and Chile spew ash – Colombian airport closed

Posted on July 27, 2015   

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Volcanic activity worldwide 28 Jul 2015: Karymsky volcano, Popocatépetl, Dukono, Raung, Sinabung, K...
Tue, 28 Jul 2015, 11:31
Recent earthquakes under Meakan volcano (JMA)
Karymsky (Kamchatka): An ash plume from an explosion produced an ash plume that rose to 14,000 ft (4.2 km) altitude and drifted north this morning. The volcano continues to produce intermittent strombolian- to vulcanian-type explosive eruptions. ...more [read all]
Kirishima volcano (Japan): seismic unrest
Tue, 28 Jul 2015, 11:26
Elevated seismic activity has been recorded since early July, the Japan Meterological Agency (JMA) reported. Yesterday, a phase of volcanic tremor occurred that lasted 3 minutes and a slight ground deformation was detected. ...more

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Popocatépetl volcano (Central Mexico) activity update
Tue, 28 Jul 2015, 11:21
Ash plume, approx. 2 km tall, from an explosion at Popo this morning and the glow from the active lava dome in its crater (CENAPRED webcam)
The activity at the volcano has remained more or less unchanged over the past months. During the past days, explosive activity has been a bit higher than average, but alert level remains unchanged at Yelled phase 2. ...more

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Sabancaya volcano (Peru): light ash emissions
Tue, 28 Jul 2015, 11:11
Plume of dilute ash from Sabancaya volcano yesterday (INGEMMET webcam)
Light ash emissions have been occurring at the volcano.

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Sinabung volcano (Sumatra, Indonesia) update: pyroclastic flows
Tue, 28 Jul 2015, 11:07
Pyroclastic flow at Sinabung volcano this morning
A series of pyroclastic flows yesterday noon (see previous post) and this morning destroyed a part of the eastern lava lobe. ...more [read all]

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Volcanoes Today, 28 Jul 2015: Karymsky volcano, Dukono, Raung, Chirinkotan, Akan
Tue, 28 Jul 2015, 11:00
Chirinkotan volcano (Kuriles, Russia): ash emissions during 26 July
Tue, 28 Jul 2015, 10:59
Ash emissions were recorded on satellite imagery on 26 July, producing a plume that rose to 15,000 ft (4.5 km) altitude and drifted NW. During yesterday and today, the plume dissipated and no new emissions were detected (VAAC Tokyo).

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Dukono volcano (Halmahera, Indonesia) activity update
Tue, 28 Jul 2015, 10:48
Strong ash emissions continue at the volcano. VAAC Darwin reported an ash plume extending 25 km north of the volcano yesterday.

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Raung volcano (East Java, Indonesia) activity update
Tue, 28 Jul 2015, 10:45
Thermal signal from Raung volcano (MIROVA)
The eruption, now over 4 weeks old, continues with no significant changes. Strong lava effusion inside the summit caldera is accompanied by near-constant ash emissions rising 1-2 km and drifting up to 100-200 km in mostly westerly directions. ...more

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Karymsky volcano (Kamchatka): ash plume reported
Tue, 28 Jul 2015, 10:31
An ash plume from an explosion produced an ash plume that rose to 14,000 ft (4.2 km) altitude and drifted north this morning. The volcano continues to produce intermittent strombolian- to vulcanian-type explosive eruptions.

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Mt Meakan volcano (Hokkaido, Japan): earthquake swarm triggers eruption alert
Tue, 28 Jul 2015, 10:27
Recent earthquakes under Meakan volcano (JMA)
A swarm of shallow volcanic earthquakes under the Ponmachineshiri crater of Mt Meakan volcano has been occurring since yesterday. This event triggered the Japanese Meteorological Agency (JMA) to raise the volcanic alert status to 2 (eruption alert, on a scale of 1-5) today. ...more [read all]

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Volcanic activity worldwide 27 Jul 2015: Sinabung volcano
Mon, 27 Jul 2015, 22:00
Pyroclastic flow at Sinabung volcano today at 12:22
Sinabung (Sumatra, Indonesia): (27 Jul) Activity has remained essentially unchanged. Effusion of viscous lava continues at slow pace to feed the lava dome with two active lobes on the SE and E upper flanks. At 12:22 local time today, a small part of the eastern lobe collapsed into a medium-sized pyroclastic flow that traveled approx. 2.5 km towards the outskirts of the (already evacuated and destroyed) villages of Bekerah and Simacem. ...more [read all]
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Sinabung volcano (Sumatra, Indonesia) update: pyroclastic flow of 2.5 km length - video
Mon, 27 Jul 2015, 09:35
Pyroclastic flow at Sinabung volcano today at 12:22
Activity has remained essentially unchanged. Effusion of viscous lava continues at slow pace to feed the lava dome with two active lobes on the SE and E upper flanks. At 12:22 local time today, a small part of the eastern lobe collapsed into a medium-sized pyroclastic flow that traveled approx. 2.5 km towards the outskirts of the (already evacuated and destroyed) villages of Bekerah and Simacem. ...more [read all]

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Volcanic activity worldwide 26 Jul 2015: Sinabung volcano
Sun, 26 Jul 2015, 22:00
Incandescence from the two lava lobes of Sinabung and a rockfall at night (25 July)
Sinabung (Sumatra, Indonesia): During the past 2,3 days, the volcano has been relatively calm and not produced pyroclastic flows, only small rockfalls from two lava lobes, a smaller and a much larger one, overspilling to the SE and ENE, respectively ...more [read all]
Sinabung volcano (Sumatra, Indonesia) update: apparent calm, rockfalls and lava lobes
Sun, 26 Jul 2015, 16:41
Incandescence from the two lava lobes of Sinabung and a rockfall at night (25 July)
During the past 2,3 days, the volcano has been relatively calm and not produced pyroclastic flows, only small rockfalls from two lava lobes, a smaller and a much larger one, overspilling to the SE and ENE, respectively ...more

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Volcanic activity worldwide 24 Jul 2015: Sinabung volcano, Kick 'em Jenny
Fri, 24 Jul 2015, 22:00
Ash plume from Sinabung's pyroclastic flow yesterday morning (photo: Mbah Lëwå / facebook)
Sinabung (Sumatra, Indonesia): A moderately large pyroclastic flow occurred yesterday morning, reaching 3 km length on the SE side and producing a 1.5 km ash plume. ...more [read all]
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Kick 'em Jenny submarine volcano (Grenada): eruption warning
Fri, 24 Jul 2015, 12:20
Underwater topography of Kick 'em Jenny volcano (Smithsonian)
The submarine volcano 8 km north of Grenada might be heading towards an eruption. Increasing signs of unrest have been recorded during the past 24 hours, and the Seismic Research Centre at the University of the West Indies has raised its alert level to the second highest level, "orange". ...more [read all]

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Sinabung volcano (Sumatra, Indonesia) update: pyroclastic flow of 3 km length on 23 July
Fri, 24 Jul 2015, 12:07
Ash plume from Sinabung's pyroclastic flow yesterday morning (photo: Mbah Lëwå / facebook)
A moderately large pyroclastic flow occurred yesterday morning, reaching 3 km length on the SE side and producing a 1.5 km ash plume.

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Volcanic activity worldwide 22 Jul 2015: Colima volcano, Raung, Sinabung, Nevado del Ruiz, Sabancaya...
Wed, 22 Jul 2015, 15:33
Ash plume from Raung today (BNPB)
Chirinkotan (Northern Kuriles): Ash emissions from small explosions at the volcano were detected on satellite imagery last Monday (20 July). The ash plumes rose to estimated 12,000 ft (4 km) altitude and drifted SE. ...more [read all]
Colima volcano (Mexico): activity decreases
Wed, 22 Jul 2015, 15:30
Steam plume from Colima and a small rockfall
Effusive activity seems to have dropped significantly. The lava flow we observed on the southern side last week is much less active and might be stagnant. ...more

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More and bigger drilling-linked earthquakes rattle Oklahoma

Posted on July 30, 2015   by The Extinction Protocol    
 

Ok Quakes

July 2015 – OKLAHOMA – Several earthquakes shook Oklahoma on Monday as the state experiences a sharp increase in the frequency of tremors linked to wastewater disposal from gas and oil drilling, including from fracking, state and federal officials said. Three of Monday’s quakes measured above a magnitude 4.0, with a 4.5 earthquake centered just north of Crescent, roughly 45 miles (72 km) north of Oklahoma City, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) said. The largest tremor, logged a “significant earthquake” by the USGS, could be felt as far away as Wichita, Kansas, about 160 miles north, broadcaster KOTV reported. There were no reports of damage. The rate of earthquakes in Oklahoma has increased by about 50 percent since 2013, greatly increasing the chance for a damaging quake, according to the USGS.

Noticeable quakes – above magnitude 3.0 – now hit the state at a rate of two per day or more, compared with two or so per year prior to 2009. During the past seven days, Oklahoma has experienced about 40 earthquakes, according to the USGS. Scientists say the seismic activity is triggered by the injection of wastewater from booming oil and gas drilling operations into deep geological formations. The state’s oil and gas regulator released a directive this month expanding “Areas of Interest,” parts of the state that have been worst-hit by the quakes, and adding restrictions for 211 disposal wells. In March, the regulator – the Oklahoma Corporation Commission – also directed 347 wells to reduce their injection depths to above the Arbuckle formation. High-volume injections into the Arbuckle, the state’s deepest formation, have the highest potential for seismic activity, according to the USGS. Twenty-one of Oklahoma’s 77 counties are under the order, and oil and gas drilling operators have until Aug. 14 to comply with reducing injection depth. –Yahoo News
 

Growing unrest: volcanoes rumble and are shaken by earthquakes from Mexico to the Philippines

Posted on July 30, 2015   by The Extinction Protocol    
 

Popo Volcano

July 2015 – GEOLOGY – Mexico’s National Disaster Prevention Centre said in its daily report that the volcano registered a total of 80 low intensity exhalations and six explosions yesterday, releasing plumes of smoke between 1.5 and two kilometers high. Authorities are urging people not to get close to the volcano and particularly to its crater. Popocatepetl is the second tallest volcano in Mexico and is in the centre of the country. –TVNZ

Quake near Alaska’s Redoubt Volcano: A 6.3-magnitude earthquake has struck in Alaska, some 42 miles southwest of the active Redoubt Volcano, the US Geological Survey (USGS) has said. Notably, the earthquake also struck near Mt. Katmai, the site of the largest volcanic eruption of the 20th century. The epicenter was 9 miles south of Mt. Iliamna, another volcano in the area, the Alaska Dispatch News reported. According to the USGS, the quake hit about 141 miles southwest of Anchorage. The agency is forecasting “very light damage.” The earthquake was originally reported as having a magnitude of 6.2, but was later revised up slightly. USGS reported two minor tremors prior to the 6.3 magnitude one. Although the quake did not strike far from the Redoubt Volcano, there’s nothing to suggest activity has been triggered by the quake. There have been four confirmed eruptions at the volcano since the 20th century began, in 1902, 1966, 1989 and 2009. –RT News

Philippines Mt. Bulusan shaken by quakes: At least eight volcanic earthquakes rocked Mount Bulusan volcano in Sorosgon, signifying that the volcano continues to show signs of restiveness, the Philippine Institute of Volcanolgy and Seismology (Phivolcs) said Wednesday. Phivolcs-Bicol resident volcanologist Ed Laguerta said the quakes and the swelling of the volcano’s edifice are signs that pressure is building up in the volcano’s vent. Aside from eight volcanic quakes, Phivolcs instruments recorded for the past 24-hour observation period slight inflationary trend at the volcano’s edifice during the precise leveling surveys. Alert Level 1 (abnormal) remains hoisted over the volcano.

Laguerta warned the public to keep off the four-kilometer permanent danger zone due to the possibility of sudden and hazardous steam-driven or phreatic eruptions. The Phivolcs also advised pilots to avoid flying close to the volcano’s summit as ash from any sudden phreatic eruption can be dangerous to aircraft. It also warned residents living within valleys and along river channels around the volcano of possible flooding and lahar flows in the event of heavy and prolonged rains. –Sun Star

Magma intrusion in Peruvian volcano: Only last week, scientists recorded the largest explosion at Peru’s most active volcano, Ubinas, in the Moquegua region of Peru. Now, scientists have recorded an ascent of magma within the volcano, reports El Comercio. The explosion last week resulted in the emission of large rocks (some the size of small cars) which frightened the local communities. Ash and small rocks up to two centimeters in diameter made their way to the communities of Querapi, Ubinas, Sacohaya, Tonohaya, Anascapa, Escacha and San Miguel, according to the mayor of Ubinas, Luis Concha.

Following this explosion, the volcano emitted pulverized magma according to Geophysical Institute of Peru (IGP) scientist, Orlando Macedo. In other words, very fine sand and fragmented magma, or small rocks. “Villagers report that they saw incandescent rocks coming out of the crater. We will make a visit to the area to determine the size of the projectiles and the scope they had,” said Macedo, according to El Comercio. –Peru this week

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Volcanoes of Caribbean...

Saturday 18th July 2015
 Tinakula Volcano, Solomon Islands
 A magnitude 7.5 earthquake hit 60 km west of Tinakula volcano, Solomon Islands, on 18th July 2015. The focus was shallow at 12 km. No tsunami was generated. Earthquakes of this magnitude can affect nearby volcanoes.



high probability 8.0 great quake for july..2015

Quote from freethisone on July 30th, 2015, 04:43 PM

high probability 8.0 great quake for july..2015

You have just a little over 24 hours to be correct with that one.

the possibility of this being at least a 8.0 is very good. the location is very remote.

but either way we have a sure ringer for June 2015, and keplers law is an acceleration IN TIME FOR FUTURE QUAKES.

the june quake CAME AT A TIME WHEN THE SPARK GAP WAS FULLY TRIGGERED., AND IT WAS DOWNGRADED WELL BELOW ITS 8,5 STATUS.

Papua New Guinea’s Manam volcano erupts violently, ejects 12 mile high ash plume

Posted on August 1, 2015   by The Extinction Protocol    
 

Manam Volcano

July 2015 – PAPUA, NG – The Manam volcano in Papua New Guinea sent up a major eruption on Friday, local time, and the first of its kind in almost 11 years. Volcanic ash was sent 19,812 meters (65,000 feet) into the air as a result of the eruption, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology reported in a volcanic ash advisory. The plume was moving to the southwest but was spreading out in all directions. A Code Red aviation advisory was issued as a result. The eruption was reported around 1 p.m. Friday, local time (11 p.m. EDT). The last major eruption of Manam, located 13 kilometers (8 miles) off the northern coast of Papua New Guinea, occurred in August 2004, according to the Global Volcanism Program at the Smithsonian Institution. The Manam volcano is 1,807 meters (5,927 feet) high.

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Dangerous: Super Typhoon Soudelor intensifies as the strongest storm of 2015, wind gusts 220 mph

Posted on August 4, 2015   by The Extinction Protocol    
 

August 2015 – TAIWAN – Soudelor is intensifying rapidly over the western Pacific Ocean after raking through Saipan, a U.S. commonwealth in the Northern Mariana Islands, Sunday night and early Monday. Super Typhoon Soudelor became the fifth super typhoon of this … Continue reading →
 
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Catastrophic flooding claims 46 lives in Myanmar – thousands displaced

Posted on August 4, 2015   by The Extinction Protocol    
 

August 2015 – MYANMAR – The death toll from flooding in Myanmar has climbed to 46, with more than 200,000 people affected, the Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement said Monday. The flooding has affected residents in 11 of … Continue reading →
 
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Nine swept away by flash flood in China; 8 bodies recovered

Posted on August 4, 2015   by The Extinction Protocol    
 

August 2015 – BEIJING (AP) — A flash flood has struck a scenic area outside the city of Xi’an in central China, sweeping away nine Chinese tourists, state media reported Tuesday. Eight bodies have been recovered. The flood struck Xiaoyuhecun … Continue reading

Quote from freethisone on July 31st, 2015, 01:41 AM

the possibility of this being at least a 8.0 is very good. the location is very remote.

but either way we have a sure ringer for June 2015, and keplers law is an acceleration IN TIME FOR FUTURE QUAKES.

the june quake CAME AT A TIME WHEN THE SPARK GAP WAS FULLY TRIGGERED., AND IT WAS DOWNGRADED WELL BELOW ITS 8,5 STATUS.

Tinakula island has not been inhabited since the tsunami in 1971, but islanders from the outer Reef Islands occasionally travel to tend gardens on the SE flank. The ocean between Santa Cruz Island and Reef Islands is dangerous, with many currents and high seas regularly capsizing boats. Landing on the island is always dangerous due to prevailing swells and the lack of a suitable beach. The dominant SE trade winds blow ash and gases away from inhabited islands for most of the year, but a large eruption occurring in westerly winds may affect populations in the Reef Islands. Volcanic bombs (5 cm in diameter) of an unknown age located in villages on the Reef Islands (over 50 km away) were reported to have fallen from the sky.

2015 Earthquake
A magnitude 7.5 earthquake hit 60 km west of Tinakula volcano, Solomon Islands, on 18th July 2015. The focus was shallow at 12 km. No tsunami was generated.

although we had a 6.8 quake and a few more rambling ons, there remains one coincidence. a high probability for 7.0 plus plus great quake .

therefore a 10 day watch is posted as part of cause and effect chain. it remains true volcanic eruption on a large scale. and the next 10 day will produce eye popping results once again..


freethisone


Comets?  did any one from any were discover a new comet? or old one?

i say comets will be the next big fad and a comet slipper sun skipping comet to boot..

when will the new discovery come of an amazing comet? heartly 2 and temple one? before its news.. O:-)

Quote from freethisone on June 17th, 2015, 09:11 PM

PRELIMINARY EARTHQUAKE PARAMETERS
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* MAGNITUDE 7.0
* ORIGIN TIME 0852 EDT JUN 17 2015
0752 CDT JUN 17 2015
0852 AST JUN 17 2015
1252 UTC JUN 17 2015
* COORDINATES 35.5 SOUTH 17.2 WEST
* DEPTH 6 MILES
* LOCATION SOUTHERN MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE

 7.0 magnitude earthquake
about 15 hours ago
UTC time: Wednesday, June 17, 2015 12:51 PM
Your time: Wednesday, June 17 2015 8:51 AM
Magnitude Type: mww
USGS page: M 7.0 - Southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge
USGS status: Reviewed by a seismologist


that's the first one 7.0 or much larger..

the next full blood red moon is in 4 days say I..


it happened again therefore this time we will see a real blood moon ion 4 days eclipsed by the passage of planet x..

biblical date comes in September. 2015

the 4th and last blood moon..

what if..

Quote from freethisone on August 15th, 2015, 02:18 PM

although we had a 6.8 quake and a few more rambling ons, there remains one coincidence. a high probability for 7.0 plus plus great quake .

therefore a 10 day watch is posted as part of cause and effect chain. it remains true volcanic eruption on a large scale. and the next 10 day will produce eye popping results once again..


freethisone


Comets?  did any one from any were discover a new comet? or old one?

i say comets will be the next big fad and a comet slipper sun skipping comet to boot..

when will the new discovery come of an amazing comet? heartly 2 and temple one? before its news.. O:-)

after 10 day significant results are proven. cme x ray m class in the same time a single eruption and some larger 5,0 quakes.

in the news thing are heating up..

therefore a 10 day assumption, and a massive continuation for observers, and the usual warnings, storms spawn, 7,0 assumed. volcanic eruption on a large scale will follow, 20 day watch is posted to learn about eruptions and its time interval to objects of high mass,

NOCTILUCENT ROCKET EXHAUST: On Sept. 2nd, an Atlas V rocket blasted off from Cape Canaveral carrying a Navy communications satellite to orbit. The dawn launch was much anticipated by local sky watchers. Waking up early turned out to be a good decision. "What see saw blew our, and everyone's, minds," reports Jack Jewell, who took these pictures from a grassy hill near the NASA causeway:



"I've seen enough launches just before sunrise to know that sunlit rocket plumes against a darkish sky can be magical," says Jewell. "This was one of the best."

The Atlas V created a man-made noctilucent cloud. Water vapor in the rocket's exhaust crystallized in the high atmosphere, creating an icy cloud that turned blue when it was hit by the rays of the morning sun. Years ago, space shuttle launches produced similar displays.

Natural noctilucent clouds form around Earth's poles when water vapor in the mesosphere crystalizes around meteor smoke. Sometimes they spread as far south as Colorado and Utah, but rarely or never Florida. Electric-blue over the Sunshine State requires a rocket launch. Browse the realtime photo gallery for more images of the Atlas V exhaust:



i smell it.. bull sheet, lie about the science of it? please.  shall we go back to the last rocket launch?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4oS2pIsBhg

Yeap, chemical doping of the fuel.  Lovely.

Really makes one wonder why it is so impossible to get an engineer that works on these projects to not turn whistleblower.  That would truly be an eye opening testimony, err, witness account.  What's worse is why these engineers simply "do what they are told".  They have to know their engineering skills are assisting a genocidal plot.  They are by definition accomplices to murder.

It's a sad state of affairs.

Quote from Matt Watts on September 4th, 2015, 09:31 AM

Yeap, chemical doping of the fuel.  Lovely.

Really makes one wonder why it is so impossible to get an engineer that works on these projects to not turn whistleblower.  That would truly be an eye opening testimony, err, witness account.  What's worse is why these engineers simply "do what they are told".  They have to know their engineering skills are assisting a genocidal plot.  They are by definition accomplices to murder.

It's a sad state of affairs.

ma by u want a closer look?  then,,,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laFvSavHU_4



and now

as you see it had nothing to do with a act of nature.

Quote from freethisone on August 27th, 2015, 03:58 AM

after 10 day significant results are proven. cme x ray m class in the same time a single eruption and some larger 5,0 quakes.

in the news thing are heating up..

therefore a 10 day assumption, and a massive continuation for observers, and the usual warnings, storms spawn, 7,0 assumed. volcanic eruption on a large scale will follow, 20 day watch is posted to learn about eruptions and its time interval to objects of high mass,

there was a major hail storm in Mexico also, but i will add all of my interesting fact for a 20 observation result..





Meteorologists say four tropical storms all raging at the same time, are a first

Posted on September 4, 2015   by The Extinction Protocol    
 

4 Storms

September 2015 – CLIMATE – Meteorologists are calling it a first: Not one, not two, but three major hurricanes were in the eastern Pacific at the exact same time on Sunday. Now, a fourth storm is joining the swirling trio. Tropical Depression 14E, now dubbed Kevin, has been upgraded to tropical storm status. Warm sea surface temperatures and a moist environment could intensify the storm over the next 24 hours, the National Hurricane Center reports. Thereafter, drier air is forecast to get into the circulation, leading to weakening. “Kevin is forecast to degenerate to a remnant low by day three and dissipate around day five,” according to the NHC. The storm is expected to track northward over Mexico before turning westward as the cyclone weakens.

911 are u ready?..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upHCUgQ1wRI