The “Moon Light World Map” is showing moon light threshold on 112.42’W – 46.98’N Western Montana at 13:20 UTC, Aug 8 … possible trigger scenario worth investigating perhaps !!
T sequence for 21.982’W – 64.150’N City of Raykjavik, Iceland
Sunrise in Raykjavik on stated co-ordinates … 05:01 UTC, Aug 8
Dusk on 112.42’W – 46.98’N Western Montana (5.8 epicentre, July 6) … 05:01 UTC, Aug 8
Longitude of the moon on 68.78’W ( Same as 5.6 epicentre La Rioja Argentina, Aug 1) … 05:01 UTC, Aug 8
Sunset in Raykjavik on stated co-ordinates … 22:10 UTC, Aug 8
Sunset on 68.69’W – 28.60’S La Rioja Argentina … 22:10 UTC, Aug 8
Dawn and Dusk are absent from Raykjavik at this time, but return on September 2.
First Dawn begins at 01:42 UTC – Solar Noon on Bougainville P.N.G. … Dawn on Kayseri, Central Turkey … Sunset on Sonora, Mexico … Sunrise of East coast of Oman (my forecast) … Sunrise on Mauritius (5.9 epicentre, July 19).
First Dusk begins at 01:16 UTC – Solar Noon on Kirakira Solomon’s (5.7 epicentre, Aug 6) … Sunrise on Chagos, Indian Ocean (My forecast) … Moon on longitude 68.74’W (Same as 5.6 epicentre, La Rioja Argentina)
Counselor, Volcanic eruption!… have you been reading my Bill and Ted story again 🙂
Splendid choice, I have a good feeling for you with this one !
Yes, kinda remembered that bill and ted story a little. I was trying to review quakes for Honshu Japan area this morning when I stumbled on to my screen shot for rekjanes ridge. I saw the Yongle quake just before going to work, and your post, and I was compelled to share my key :-). A low pressure system will also be passing over that area soon according to Windy.com forecast. I was also trying to use TandD for Mag fluxes…It looks like some forecasts you and Hook have seem to be points I was noticing this morning too!
BTW..for Iceland…small low in a few hours, twin lows develop shortly after (passing over fault/ridge) which is forecasted to turn strong low/convergence nearby on through Thursday/Friday…which is when next bit of hole stream is projected to hit earth… I think
This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by Counselor.
This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by Counselor.
Oh! Counselor, how did you land on such a prime location ?… here’s more
Solar Noon on 21.982’W – 64.150’N City of Reykjavik, Iceland … 13:34 UTC, Aug 8
Dusk on 103.843’E – 33.217’N Yongle, China (6.5 epicentre, Aug 8) … 13:34 UTC, Aug 8
I have already shown it is Sunset at 22:10 UTC in Reykjavik (Aug 8), When you apply this time to the Moon light map, the Moon light threshold is on 44.36’W – 19.06’N Central Mid-Atlantic Ridge. this is the location of Hook’s Mag anomaly on July 27 !!
As per your original enquiry, I could not find correlation to Rekjanes Ridge with the current model, but it could be a warning shot related to Reykjavik.
I wouldn’t be surprised if you got a quake and an eruption !… hope you have some bubbly ready in the refrigerator 🙂
I got there from the dartang china quake? Also dartang looked a pre-cursor to Yongle china…and there was a string of quakes in PNG that repeated…which reminded me of the three repeated quakes in Baja…which reminded me of preceding events before Bodrum turkey. It looked like a pattern. Here is my link for kokopo png and dartang…with my rudimentary Mag flux reviews. Made edits to the album below with a quake that followed dartang china.
The PNG quakes are migration from Solomon Islands to the NW. I would have to go with M4.9 Naha-shi, Japan as a precursor to M6.5 China. Or perhaps a deep quake that occurred in Japan within the last few years. Japan and China share a seismic teleconnection which has been the focus of many papers throughout the years. Most are behind paywalls unfortunately.
So check this out. M5.0 – 36km E of Guican, Colombia 2017-08-08 20:43:41 UTC at a depth of 46.4 km.
At 20:45, positive and negative TEC hugging the the magnetic equator. Looks like a magnetic field line and a flux tube could fit right in there, which in turn reminds me of the Sun. “Earthspot” I shall name thee… https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B83EkoitOiKQQkVCQ1MwNkhpUEE/view?usp=sharing
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2017-08-08 23:27:53 UTC, M 6.3 107 km’s SSE of Dostyq, Kazakhstan … 82.837’E – 44.323’N
Dusk on 68.69’W – 28.60’S La Rioja, Argentina … 23:28 UTC, Aug 8
Yeah!… must be a coincidence, think I’ll try and link this with Yellowstone tomorrow!
Sun rise over Reykjavik, Iceland
Dawn over rekjanes ridge
Sorry man… it was like a note I left in my pocket, I knew it was there, but it felt like I had to tear apart my room to find it. This is the image that put me on Iceland.
I have to take that back, there is a better candidate for transmigration: M5.1 – 55km WNW of Ishigaki, Japan 2017-08-04 11:19:46 UTC
at a depth of 67.0 km.
However, it is tough to ignore the Dartang event for China, deep Afghanistan quake and smaller Kyrgyzstan quake before the 6+ mag in Kyrgyzstan. Then the %+ mag. quakes afterward that stomped along the fault up in Alaska.
It’s almost like that energy leap frogs to these locations, but I haven’t had a chance to really think of the pattern…if there is one? There are locations, like the one you drew a diagram for, that repeat: South Indian Ocean, ascension Islands( and associated parts along west Africa) Fiji/tonga, New Zealand, north and south polar regions, Hawaii…just to name some I see repeated often. I feel like I want to say they are showing up in those regions just as the sun is rising, then setting. However, that negative will flip to positive within the next 15 min image at times (almost like switching directions of the slinky in two hands), or just simply disappear altogether for a time.
So, dartang is connected to Afghanistan! I took a break from studying that pattern because of how many other locations seemed connected to Afghanistan deep quakes: eastward to China/Himalayan region, westward to Azerbaijan, southward to south Pakistan/Iran, northward to Tajikistan/Kazakhstan/Russia. Need a bit more practice with forecasting that region. And, I didn’t think it was connected to Alaska!
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Hook, I am willing to take a risk on an idea I have been playing with since theorizing with you guys… TEC, after entering our atmosphere, is getting redirected via the lows/high pressure systems? (I know that is not anything new per information found on Ben’s sites). However, if this energy is trapsing around point to point, where is it ending up when it dissipates? Stored in the lithosphere? Atmosphere? Future epicenter ready to trigger? If the timing isn’t right, it will move…or, it is moving to these locations that have been stepped on by the sun? Snagged a few more screenshots with windy map to link this idea…
Well… I happened to be home most of today, had a chance to theorize some more, play with the kid, checked back in with some images/screen shots…the more my idea seems hard to track. More my thinking out lout again so thanks for reading. Was trying out the notion that the dissipation was actually the energy being uniformly distributed at moments of magnetic compression, or just before/after a quake…Then I got distracted by a couple of quakes that showed up, namely Honshu Japan region, and went back to other things.
Counselor,
I was just pointing the quakes out e g Alaska. Sry if I wrote in that fashion that they are related. Well, they were but not in a predictive sense.
If we get two hard hitting 6 mags like the most recent, there is going to be some type of a response along the different faults.
If you take notice of the cars that are around with the bass cranked way up, enough so the body panels are vibrating. As the bass hits varying lower and higher tones, certain panels vibrate along with certain tones. Well, the same can be applied to the faults. Each fault has its own frequency range that is going to get things moving. So it is basically quakes triggering other quakes.
Look at all those lower 5 mags and 4’s on the map right now. Unreal…unreal not one could hit the magnitude range on my forecast.
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This sounds like what you mentioned before in the case copycat earthquakes, or simultaneously occurring quakes? The resonance factor is something that is interesting because Of the varying levels of harmonics, like the Schumann resonances I think you also mentioned before, and shared a site that measures that as well. If certain quakes have this resonance factor, have you noticed those regions being limited to a certain magnitude as that particular tone hits, or would multiple tones (say two hard hitting 6’s, and continued rumbles) create a potential to move into resonance with that that creates a 7+? I guess what I am trying to say is, one site may resonate at 4 or 5, but will resonate only another couple magnitudes higher (7+). And, some sites may have the tiniest rumbles 1 and 2, but are limited to 4 and 5?
From a mathematical point of view, the Alaskan quakes are indeed related to the 6+ events in China…
2017-08-08 13:19:50 UTC, M 6.5 Gansu, China … 104.03’E – 33.21’N
Sunset on stated co-ordinates … 11:56 UTC, Aug 8
Longitude of the Moon on 169.16’W (5.5 – 5.4 epicentres Aleutian Islands, Aug 8) … 11:56 UTC, Aug 8
2017-08-08 23:27:54 UTC, M 6.3 Northern Xinjiang, China … 82.90’E – 44.37’N
Sunrise on stated co-ordinates … 23:27 UTC
Solar Noon on 169′.16’W – 52.54’N Fox Islands, Aleutian Islands … 23:27 UTC, Aug 8
I could not find any correlations for any of the above being related to Afghanistan or Japanese Islands using this equation. Nor is there any correlation to Yellowstone National park, but that was just me making “assumptions” instead of following the data!… all the above can be corroborated using T&D.
Hey Lester, what about that lesprance rock quake I mentioned above…does the math support my Iceland forecast? I noticed your northern mid-Atlantic areas popped a 4.6…and the spot was only off by a degree or two. Hope you are feeling better!
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Nah, I what I was getting at, is those faults acoustical frequencies matching aids in the process to the release of energy, the triggering of an event. But I don’t know. You know what? I don’t feel very well myself this morning. I haven’t slept very well this last week to add.
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