Lester: March 14 2021 @ 00:20 UTC – Myanmar

Location: Nyaungnigan, Northwest of Mandalay, Myanmar … 95’09’E – 22’47’N

Magnitude: 5.0 – 6.3

Margin: 350 radial kilometres

Period: From 00:20 UTC March 14, for 10 days

Analysis…

I recently posted a forecast for Coquimbo, Chile (10th March) which was based on the increasing frequency of activity from Mt Sakurajima volcano in Kyushu, Japan (SAK) on coordinates 130’39’E – 31’34’N… and Mt Suwanosejima volcano in the Ryukyu Islands, Japan (SUW) on coordinates 129’42’E – 29’38’N. The following is a list of dates from 1st March to the present, and representation of each event on these dates…

1st Mar …. (SUW) + (SAK)
2nd Mar …. (SUW)
3rd Mar …. (SUW) + (SUW) + (SUW)
4th Mar …. (SUW) + (SUW)
5th Mar …. (SUW) + (SUW) + (SUW) + (SAK)
6th Mar …. (SUW) + (SAK)
7th Mar …. (SUW) + (SUW) + (SAK)
8th Mar …. (SUW) + (SUW) + (SAK)
9th Mar …. (SUW) + (SUW) + (SAK) + (SAK) + (SAK)
10th Mar … (SUW)
11th Mar …………………………………..
12th Mar … (SUW) + (SAK)
13th Mar … (SUW) + (SUW) + (SAK) + (SAK) + (SAK)

Note- a type error in my Coquimbo forecast, excluded one event from Mt Sakurajima on 9th March

The objective of this forecast was to determine location using the double threshold contacts, such as sunrise-moonrise at the same location at the same time etc, during the “New Moon” period. However, determining potential locations, is reliant on correlations connecting to an active source i.e. significant “post seismic” locations or active volcanoes. And the potential for a positive outcome is best achieved by using a seismic / volcanic “event time” as the instigating source. On this New Moon day, my instigating source comes from one of the listed events from Mt Sakurajima volcano. The activity listed above “may” indicate that there is potential for a notable seismic event in the vicinity of these volcanoes. But with so much activity, my methodology cannot distinguish between a potential anomaly in this region… or that these volcanoes are acting as an influential anchor point, to another pre determined location… like Coquimbo Chile for instance. So, it is just a case of trying different mathematical formulas, using the most prominent active areas as the focal points !

The most influential an significant correlation between Mt Suwanosejima and Mt Sakurajima volcanoes, occurred on 13th March !

On 13th March at 03:26:21 UTC, the moon was located on longitude 129’42’E Mt Suwanosejima… at 33 seconds later 03:26:54 UTC, the sun was located on longitude 130’39’E Mt Sakurajima. I would not like to calculate the odds of how many times this particular solar / lunar correlation will occur between these two volcanoes… during the next decade. There has been no significant seismic events on 13th March. So, the higher than normal frequency of events from these volcanoes, determines them as being the potential “instigating source” on this day.

On 13th March at 11:51 UTC, an explosive event occurred from Mt Sakurajima volcano. At “12-hours” earlier 23:51 UTC, it was moonset on Mt Pacaya volcano in Guatemala (active source !) on coordinates 90’36’W – 14’22’N… and it was sunrise and moonrise ( double correlation !) on coordinates 95’09’E – 22’47’N Myanmar. At 23:50:05 UTC, the moon was located on longitude 177’50’W, which is also the longitude of the post seismic M 7.4 Kermadec Islands epicentre of 4th March on coordinates 177’50’W – 29’36’S… another potential active source. From the event times of listed activity from Mt Sakurajima and Mt Suwanosejima on 13th March, only the post seimic Kermadec Islands location and Mt Pacaya volcano, matched only this one event time on this day.

On 12th March at 05:04:00 UTC, the moon was located on longitude 95’09’E. At “12-hours” earlier 17:04:20 UTC 11th March, the moon was located on longitude 90’36’W Mt Pacaya volcano… and it was sunset on Mt Etna volcano in Sicily on coordinates 14’59’E – 37’45’N. Sunset also occurred on Mt Etna at this same time on 12th March.

On 13th March at 05:48:44 UTC, the moon was located on longitude 95’09’E. At “12-hours” earlier 17:49:00 UTC, the sun was located on longitude 84’51’W… the opposite longitude calculates as 95’09’E !

On 13th March at 18:10:12 UTC, the moon was located on longitude 84’51’W, and it was moonrise on coordinates 177’50’W – 29’36’S post seismic M 7.4 Kermadec Islands epicentre. At “12-hours” earlier 06:10:12 UTC, it was sunset on the post seismic M 7.4 Kermadec Islands epicentre !

On 14th March at 06:31:21 UTC, the moon will be located on longitude 95’09’E… at “12-hours” earlier 18:31:21 UTC 13th March, the ATE threshold will be located on Mt Etna volcano.

On 15th March at 07:12:43 UTC, the moon will be located on longitude 95’09’E… at “12-hours” later 19:12:43 UTC, the SLT (moonset) will be located on Mt Etna volcano.

On 16th March at 07:53:54 UTC, the moon will be located on longitude 95’09’E… at “12-hours” earlier 19:53:54 UTC 15th March, the RLT (moonrise) will be located on the post seismic M 7.4 Kermadec Islands epicentre.

On 19th March at 10:03:40 UTC, the moon will be located on longitude 95’09’E… at “12-hours” earlier 22:03:40 UTC 18th March, it will be moonset on Mt Etna volcano.

On 19th March at 22:27:09 UTC, the moon will be located on longitude 84’51’W… it will be moonrise on Mt Ebeko volcano in the northern Kuril Islands on coordinates 156’01’E – 50’41’N… and the sun will be located on longitude 154’53’W Hawaii.

On 20th March at 10:51:13 UTC, the moon will be located on longitude 95’09’E… and the ATE threshold will be located on Mt Suwanosejima volcano !!

Thank you