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3 pts3 pts3 pts115 ptslesterDecember 21, 2020 at 6:11 pm #9965
On 21st December, a significant earthquake swarm began in the region of Mt kilauea volcano in Hawaii. First member occurred as an M 2.0 at 02:53:55 UTC, and the event prior to this occurred as an M 2.0 at 10 hours 40 minutes earlier 16:14:38 UTC 20th December. This may be relevant because checking through records of previous days, this appears to be a very significant gap in time, considering today’s eruption of Mt Kilauea volcano. At “12-hours” prior to the first member occurring 14:53:55 UTC 20th December, it was sunrise in Los Angeles !
On 21st December at 07:40 UTC, an explosion occurred from Mt Sakurajima volcano in Kyushu, Japan. At “12-hours” earlier 19:40 UTC 20th December, it was moonrise in Los Angeles !
Referring to my Ephemeral data, it states that on 7th December between times 22:37 UTC – 23:05 UTC, the moon was located central on the sunrise threshold, during the period of Last Quarter moon phase. The ephemeral points relate to the first and last solar / lunar contact times… the actual transit time does not seem to hold any influential properties. The most influential aspect of First / Last Quarter moon phase, is when the sun is located on the lunar threshold. During the stated phase between times 00:45 UTC – 01:10 UTC 8th December, the sun was located central on the moonset threshold. At 00:45 UTC, it was sunset in Los Angeles !
When these data sets are combined, the math calculates as Sunrise-moonrise-sunset in the Glendale region of Los Angeles on approx coordinates 118’15’W – 34’05’N.
Further to the two volcanoes mentioned above, an eruption also occurred from Mt Etna volcano in Sicily, Italy at 09:09 UTC 21st December. I re checked the T sequence for Los Angeles, and found the following… On 17th December at 19:50 UTC, it was moonrise in Volcano, Hawaii, and the sun was located on longitude 118’22’W. On 18th December at 19:50 UTC, the SLT was located on Mt Etna volcano, and the sun was located on longitude 118’15’W. On 19th December at 19:52:28 UTC, the moon was located on longitude 49’21’W, the opposite longitude calculates as 130’39’E… Mt Sakurajima volcano resides on this longitude. Also at this time, the sun was located on longitude 118’45’W
On 21st December at 13:26 UTC, a significant aspect change was recorded in the ACE MAG data. The ATB threshold was located on Los Angeles, and again appears to correspond with the Glendale region. Further to this, an aspect change has occurred in the magnetometer stackplot data at approx 14:50 UTC. Individual minutes are not determinable in this data, but as example; at 14:53 UTC it was moonset on Mt Sakurajima volcano… and sunrise in Los Angeles. This is also the case with the TROMSO data !
http://flux.phys.uit.no/cgi-bin/mkstackplot.cgi
Conclusion based on correlations with the aforementioned volcanoes. The data suggests that a “notable” event may occur in the Greater Los Angeles Area as you predicted. I am apprehensive to suggest this may be greater than 5+, and that something would occur within your allotted time. But if I was a resident of Los Angeles, I think I would be checking my Christmas tree was firmly attached to its base after reading this !!
Score: 0115 ptslesterDecember 21, 2020 at 10:30 pm #9966Observed… M 5.1 Kermadec Islands 20:07:55 UTC = Moonrise in Glendale, Los Angeles !
http://www.sunrisesunsetmap.com
Score: 03 pts115 ptslesterDecember 23, 2020 at 1:10 am #9976When Mt Etna erupted at 02:00 UTC 22nd Dec, the moon was located on longitude 117’27’W, and the RLT was located on Mt Ebeko volcano… I am speculating another event here in the next 24 hours !
At 20:30 UTC on this day, an eruption occurred from Mt Suwanosejima volcano in the Ryukyu Islands. Combining these two events calculates as moonrise on approx 117’20’W, extending from San Bernardino to Searles Valley. However, the RLT was located on Glendale, Los Angeles at this time. I carried out a thorough assessment of Los Angeles resulting in my post of yesterday. Los Angeles has received multiple correlations during the last 4 weeks, but the trick is to observe which region receives the most contacts. My analysis shows Glendale at the top of the list, and San Bernardino a long way behind. This is my contribution because this forecast is for Los Angeles, but I am also taking into account that the moon was located on longitude 27’19’W when this event occurred… this is within the realms of the South Sandwich Islands 🙂
Good call on Syria… excellent example of a lunar correlation producing a result !!
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