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July 18, 2017 at 6:21 pm #2115

I missed the PST in your title… Well, it’s the thought that counts 🙂

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July 18, 2017 at 6:14 pm #2114

0.1 mag off a hit… duly noted by Lester 🙂

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July 18, 2017 at 9:41 am #2109

Hello Ben,

The forecast is active until July 29 … it only extends to magnitude 6.5

However, I am appreciable of your comment, I am more interested in redemption than the prize

This will help… thank you

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July 18, 2017 at 12:32 am #2085

Sure… no problem, I have some concluding data that I will be posting here tomorrow to wrap things up on current events, and then I’ll move on.

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July 17, 2017 at 7:03 pm #2078

M 6.2 Russia… Nah! Nothing wrong with “my” marbles !

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July 17, 2017 at 5:32 pm #2074

Adjustment to this prediction…

Co-ordinates for Pacific-Antarctic Ridge are now reset as 149.112’W – 58.848’S

Thank you

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July 16, 2017 at 6:42 pm #2067

Apologies again, so much calculation, mistakes inevitably occur… correlation with both locations in last post should read as 05:37 UTC

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July 16, 2017 at 6:27 pm #2066

Apologies, I missed one…

2017-07-15 22:40:17 UTC, M 5.1 West of Macquarie Island … 148.88’E – 58.81’S
Sunset on 148.88’E – 58.81’S Macquarie Island … 05:38 UTC July 15
Solar Noon on 97.286’E – 18.920’N Burma … 05:38 UTC July 15

This is the first one I have come across in a 4 month search, that relates to a terminator zone and not an event time !

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July 16, 2017 at 4:11 pm #2064

HookEcho,
I believe interrelation between our two methods may be a reality with reference to Burma… I have been digging a little deeper !!

You may recall at the beginning of this thread, I was demonstrating correlation between co-ordinates 26.31’E – 38.85’N Lesvos Basin, Western Turkey (6.3 epicentre June 12) and co-ordinates 70.716’E – 26.510’S Triple Junction, Central Indian Ocean Ridge.

On Friday July 14 2017, a Class M 2.4 solar flux event occurred, according to Lockheed solar data (Imsal.com) the event started at 01:07 UTC. At 01:07 UTC, it was Dawn on 26.31’E – 38.85’N Lesvos Basin. The event peaked at 02:09 UTC… it was Sunrise on 70.716’E – 26.510’S Triple Junction at 02:09 UTC !!

If you check the Ace EPAMp monitor today (July 16) it shows a three day increase in low energy protons peaked at 05:45 UTC. This coincides with the arrival of the CME related to said flux event, as reported by Spaceweather.com. The positional longitude of the sun at this time was 95.294’E, I missed a hit on Sumatra because I misjudged deduction. 05:45 UTC -8 LS works out as 05:37 UTC, the positional longitude of the sun would then become 97.286’E… same longitude as 10 km’s North of Hpasawng, Kayah Province, Burma !!

I discovered that had you not mentioned Burma, I probably would have ended up there anyway…

Dusk on co-ordinates 97.286’E – 18.920’N Burma … 13:33 UTC, July 15 16:35:22 utc
Sunset on co-ordinates 81.860’E – 27.940’N Nepal … 13:33 UTC, July 15 (Lester:June 29, 06:36 pm)
(2017-07-15 16:35:22 UTC, M 4.4 India/Nepal border … 81.13’E – 28.30’N)

Dawn on co-ordinates 97.286’E – 18.920’N Burma … 21:42 UTC July 15
Dawn on co-ordinates 82.200’E – 36.120’N Western Xizang … 21:42 UTC July 15 (Lester: July 2, 12:06 am)
(2017-07-09 15:13:10 UTC, M 4.1 Western Xizang … 82.61’E – 34.41’N)

Now it starts heading back to Japan…

2017-07-09 15:13:10 UTC, M 4.1 Western Xizang … 82.61’E – 34.41’N
Sunset on co-ordinates 34.53’E – 19.59’S Mozambique (5.6 epicentre June 24) … 15:14 UTC July 9

2017-07-15 16:35:22 UTC, M 4.4 India/Nepal border … 81.13’E – 28.30’N
Dusk on co-ordinates 34.53’E – 19:59’S Mozambique … 16:36 UTC July 15

As stated previously in this thread, Dawn in Mozambique at 02:58 UTC June 24, coincided with solar noon on 136.100’E – 33.540’N Japan

Yesterday (July 15), I posted a list of times related to Burma, that I had sourced off the published quake lists. The number of 5+ events combined with a select period would suggest the probability of matching random times to a particular location, is at best high. Also, if finding a potential pre-seismic site was that simple, why are we trying so hard with the science ?. I have already posted a pre-seismic site in Burma… so here’s an example of my own “used” data for 162.660’E – 11.040’S Cristobal Trench, South Solomon’s

2017-03-10 06:22:19 UTC, M 5.2 Offshore Coquimbo, Chile … 72.05’W – 30.57’S
Sunset on 162.660’E – 11.040 Cristobal Trench … 06:23 UTC March 10

2017-03-26 19:14:37 UTC, M 5.2 Kempulauan Babar, Indonesia, … 129.89’E – 7.16’S
Sunrise on 162.660’E – 11.040’S Cristobal Trench … 19:14 UTC March 26

2017-04-08 07:08:01 UTC, M 5.5 Mindoro, Philippines … 120.92’E – 13.71’N
2017-04-08 07:09:25 UTC, M 5.9 Mindoro, Philippines … 120.89’E – 13.79’N
Sunset on 162.660’E – 11.040’S Cristobal Trench … 07:09 UTC April 8 (possible solar footprint)

2017-04-14 18:03:23 UTC, M 5.3 Antofagasta, Chile … 68.76’W – 22.57’S
Dawn on 162.660’E – 11.040’S Cristobal Trench … 18:03 UTC April 14

2017-04-23 18:01:12 UTC, M 5.0 Java, Indonesia … 107.90’E – 7.85’S
Dawn on 162.660’E – 11.040’S Cristobal Trench … 18:02 UTC April 23

2017-05-07 08:08:33 UTC, M 5.0 Tonga … 172.64’W – 18.50’S
Dusk on 162.660’E – 11.040’S Cristobal Trench … 08:08 UTC May 7

This last one was the deciding event at the time, Tonga being just round the corner from the Solomon’s. I then posted a forecast (Lester: May 7, 13:07 UTC), I changed the co-ordinates slightly to 163.670’E – 11.010’S, attempting to compensate for the terminator angle over a 14 day period. I continued to log times until an event actually occurred…

2017-05-08 08:08:20 UTC, M 5.4 Central Peru … 76.61’W – 8.05’S
Dusk on 162.660’E – 11.040’S Cristobal Trench … 08:08 UTC May 5

2017-05-09 19:15:50 UTC, M 5.4 Ryukyu Islands, Japan … 125.09’E – 25.73’N
Sunrise on 162.660’E – 11.040’S Cristobal Trench … 19:16 UTC May 9

On May 24 at 11:05:21 UTC, a 5.8 occurred on 161.80’E – 10.01’S, in Su’upeine Bay, South Solomon’s. I got a hit which is posted in successful proclamations, but I only got it because of my 250 km margin. When I re-checked my data, I found I had missed one…

2017-05-20 01:06:14 UTC, M 5.9 Negros-Cebu Region, Philippines … 123.99’E – 9.38’N
Solar Noon on 162.660’E – 11.040’S Cristobal Trench … 01:06 UTC May 20 (another footprint)

Experience with my method has shown there is nothing more reliable than a Solar Noon signature. On the basis of my solar footprints ( 🙂 ), and related changes in solar activity at the time, I forecast a 7+ on 162.660’E – 11.040’S (Lester: June 29, 9:55 pm). The event occurred on July 4 at 00:37:17 UTC… Unfortunately for me, it only reached mag 5.4.

The last 5+ seismic event in Cristobal Trench was a 5.3 seven months ago, on December 18 2016. There is no correlation with published times during January and February, nor is there any correlation since the Solar Noon signal on May 20, to the present !! I predicted a 6.9 on the Nepal/India border in 2011 using this method. Did I keep it to myself ? did I hell as like, I went to the most prominent scientist I could find and told him my hypothesis… “THAT’S” when he categorised me as delusional 🙂

So here are the facts, did I just demonstrate a simple detection method, or am I loosing my marbles… remember, be respectful to your elders 🙂

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July 15, 2017 at 7:03 pm #2060

Perhaps I should add, yesterday would have been a negative result… today, Burma was saved by the dominoes 🙂

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July 15, 2017 at 6:14 pm #2059

HookEcho,
I ran a sequence on Burma as I suggested, the results where not encouraging… but due to current events, it has “now” got my attention. I used a different method to the one used for determining Japan. I took the times of previous seismic events as a basis of correlation and matched them with a location 10 km’s North of Hpasawng, in the Kayah Province, Southeast Burma on co-ordinates 97.286’E – 18.920’N

Here’s what I came up with…

2017-06-23 21:33:28 UTC, M 5.2 South of Fiji … 176.63’W – 23.30’S
Dawn on co-ordinates 97.286’E – 18.920’N … 21:33 UTC June 23

2017-07-10 21:37:53 UTC, M 5.2 Ascension Island Region … 13.51’W – 7.46’S
Dawn on co-ordinates 97.286’E – 18.920’N … 21:38 UTC July 10

2017-07-11 12:09:17 UTC, M 5.3 Near Coast of Ecuador … 79.67’W – 0.72’N
Sunset on co-ordinates 97.286’E – 18.920’N … 12:10 UTC July 11

2017-07-11 13:35:56 UTC, M 5.0 Sakhalin, Russia … 142.97’E – 46.21’N
Dusk on co-ordinates 97.286’E – 18.920’N … 13:35 UTC July 11

2017-07-15 12:12:22 UTC, M 5.9 Sulawesi, Indonesia … 121.96’E – 0.37’N
Sunset on co-ordinates 97.286’E – 18.920’N … 12:12 UTC July 15

you will note that Ascension, Ecuador and Sakhalin have shown correlation with each other in the “Here’s something different” piece above. Ecuador also been shown to have correlation with 136.100’E – 33.540’N Japan (also above). Today’s correlation is the 5.9 event in Sulawesi… the significance of this is the magnitude. Again, using my best scientific vernacular, I believe the event has left a solar footprint on this location, which will have a seismic awakening in approximately 14 days hence. Further to this, Sunset today on 121.96’E – 0.37’N Sulawesi occurred at 10:04 UTC, Sunset on co-ordinates 136.100’E – 33.540’N Japan also occurred today at 10:04 UTC !!. A final point, Ecuador and Sakhalin occurred on the same day, they are an exact match to Sunset and Dusk on this location !. There is currently (July 15) no Blot Echo signature occupying the region of Burma, it will be interesting to see if this changes over the coming days.

Is this location anywhere near your forecast areas ?

Sorry for the delay, meant to get back to you with this yesterday, I got roped into a domino session at my club… I’m much better at this than playing dominoes 🙂

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July 14, 2017 at 5:52 am #2051

If you -8 LS on 22:15 UTC and 23:30 UTC, you end up with Dawn / Sunrise in North Sumatra as 22:07 UTC / 23:22 UTC. These times match co-ordinates 99.610’E – 1.655’N North Padang Lawas Regency, and places you 30 km’s NE of Padangsidempuan (5.0 epicentre). I must be getting old…OOP’s, to late 🙂

M 2.4 flux event, peaking at 02:09 UTC… Sunrise on Triple Junction, Central Indian Ocean Ridge 70.680’E – 26.520’S occurred at 02:09 UTC. The same location we covered earlier, related to the 6.3 Western Turkey event on June 12… this could get interesting !!

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July 14, 2017 at 12:44 am #2044

HookEcho,
I have my eye on Burma, and I agree that something is there, but my bag of tricks is not showing me anything worth committing to yet !. I’m not sure of our time difference, but if you happen to check the Ace EPAM Electrons monitor, it show an increase in low energy electrons at 22:15 UTC. It is Dawn on 96.460’E – 4.730’N Aceh, North Sumatra at 22:15 UTC (Lester: July 2, 12:06 am). The same feed stops at 23:30 UTC (I don’t -8 LS on the Proton/electron monitors… terrestrial influences apply !), it is Sunrise on the same co-ordinates at 23:30 UTC, anybody else been constantly monitoring Northern Sumatra since May 22 ??? … sometimes, coincidental happenings are not what they appear to be !

The quake I am waiting for is still Japan on 136.100’E – 33.540’N. I posted on it 4 days before the blot echo appeared in the same region, the magnifying glass effect is attracting core energy to the surface. You once said you haven’t disclosed all your techniques on this site… well, there are many strings to my bow which remain unmentioned for the present too. The blot echo has moved North into the Sea of Japan… trust me, it left a footprint before it moved on, a big quake is still there !

I’ll run another sequence on Burma tomorrow… if we end up double dating again, you will know I found something 🙂

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July 13, 2017 at 9:08 pm #2039

Apologies… last quake listed (Sakhalin) should read as Sunrise.

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July 13, 2017 at 9:01 pm #2038

A few correlations from the 8th >>>

2017-07-08 15:10:14 UTC, M 5.1 Tonga … 173.39’W – 20.24’S
Sunrise on stated co-ordinates 18:11 UTC – Dawn on 136.100’E – 33.540’N Japan … 18:11 UTC July 8

2017-07-09 05:57:03 UTC, M 5.5 South Sandwich Islands … 27.54’W – 56.15’S
Dawn on stated Co-ordinates 19:55 UTC – Sunrise on 136.100’E – 33.540’N Japan … 19:55 UTC July 9

2017-07-10 01:41:49 UTC, M 5.9 Leyte, Philippines … 124.84’E – 11.01’N
Sunset on stated co-ordinates 10:06 UTC – Sunset on 136.100’E – 33.540’N Japan … 10:06 UTC July 10

2017-07-11 12:09:17 UTC, M 5.3 Near Coast of Ecuador … 79.67’W – 0.27’N
Dawn on stated co-ordinates 10:06 UTC – Sunset on 136.100’E – 33.540’N Japan … 10:06 UTC July 11

2017-07-12 19:48:07 UTC, M 5.9 Sea of Japan … 131.62’E – 40.88’N
Sunrise on stated co-ordinates 19:56 UTC – Sunrise on 136.100’E – 33.540’N Japan … 19:56 UTC July 12

2017-07-13 03:36:08 UTC, M 6.4 New Ireland Region, P.N.G. … 153.20’E – 4.79’S
Sunrise on stated co-ordinates 19:57 UTC – Sunrise on 136.100’E – 33.450’N Japan … 19:57 UTC July 13

2017-07-13 14:30:33 UTC, M 5.1 Vinchina, Argentina … 69.11’W – 28.88’S
Dawn on stated co-ordinates 10:06 UTC – Sunset on 136.100’E – 33.540’N Japan … 10:06 UTC July 13

It has changed from being future correlations, to real-time present day correlations, and the rate is currently one a day !

Here’s something different… match the times !

2017-07-11 13:35:56 UTC, M 5.0 Sakhalin, Russia … 142.97’E – 46.21’N
Dawn 16:14 UTC … Dusk 12:54 UTC … Sunrise 18:51 UTC … Sunset 10:22 UTC

2017-07-09 M 5.5 South Sandwich Islands … Sunrise 10:22 UTC July 6 – 12
2017-07-11 M 5.2 Kyushu, Japan ………… Sunset 10:22 UTC July 10 – 19
2017-07-10 M 5.2 Ascension Island Region .. Sunset 18:51 UTC July 5 – 20
2017-07-12 M 5.8 Sea of Japan …………… Dawn 18:51 UTC July 11 (only)
2017-07-11 M 5.6 Northern Sumatra ……….. Dusk 12:54 UTC July 9 – 15

2017-07-12 09:08:18 UTC, M 5.5 Offshore Maule, Chile … 73.14’W – 35.42’S
Dawn 10:31 UTC … Dusk 23:27 UTC … Sunrise 12:02 UTC … Sunset 21:54 UTC

2017-07-11 M 5.3 Near Coast of Ecuador ….. Sunset 23:27 UTC June 26 – July 22
2017-07-11 M 5.2 Kyushu, Japan …………… Dusk 12:02 UTC July 11 – 12
2017-07-13 M 5.1 Vinchina, Argentina ……. Sunset 21:54 UTC July 8 – 15

2017-07-10 21:37:53 UTC, M 5.2 Ascension Island Region … 13.51’W – 7.46’S
Dawn 05:55 UTC … Dusk 20:07 UTC … Sunrise 07:09 UTC … Sunset 18:51 UTC

2017-07-08 M 5.6 South of Loyalty Islands .. Sunset 05:55 UTC June 30 – July 10
2017-07-10 M 5.9 Leyte, Philippines ………. Dawn 20:07 UTC July 8 – 10
2017-07-11 M 5.0 Sakhalin, Russia ………. Sunset 18:51 UTC July 10 – 14

Small example… Weather it is from above or below, there is an answer here somewhere !!

I IZ BoRed tOO… BoRed of waiting for this quake to go off 🙂

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July 11, 2017 at 2:43 pm #2008

HookEcho,
I have used ACE many times in this way, and many times I have achieved a positive result. They are going to pull the plug on a major piece of seismic kit as far as I am concerned… they might realise this in ten years hence, but it will be too late by then !

At the start of this thread, I covered a few correlations related to 138′ 34′ E – 6′ 30′ S Taroea Anim, Western P.N.G. I found a couple more related to our current forecast and today’s events…

2017-07-11 07:00:11 UTC, M 6.6 Auckland Islands, NZ … 164.50’E – 49.12’S
Positional longitude of the sun at this time was 76′ 21′ E

Sunrise on co-ordinates 138′ 34′ E – 6′ 30′ S ( P.N.G. ) 21:00 UTC July 11
Sunrise on co-ordinates 164.50’E – 49.12’S ( Auckland ) 21:00 UTC July 11

2017-03-02 Dusk on co-ordinates 136.100’E – 33.540’N ( Japan ) 10:17 UTC
Dusk on co-ordinates 138′ 34′ E – 6′ 30′ S ( P.N.G. ) 10:17 UTC
Positional longitude of the moon at this time was 76′ 19′ E

March 2 is the only day of correlation between the Japan and P.N.G. locations. I don’t think this info is of credible use… I just found it interesting that the sun and moon practically occupy the same longitude !

Nice work Counselor… there are some interesting displays on YouTube related to electrical conductivity in salt water, one I like in particular is titled “Electrical Experiments – Roobert33″. It may not be of use to you, but if you theorise about EM or piezoelectric conductive properties, the oceans have no boundary’s for transmission.

Unrelated – Whilst browsing YouTube, I came across a NOAA animation entitled ” Earthquakes of the First 15 Years of the 21st Century”. It shows all earthquakes between January 1 2000 – December 31 2015, within a 2 minute window… it’s like watching the Earth fall apart !!

Apologies for the cardinal differences in the data, I’m using an old program I acquired in the 90’s, it doesn’t have a converter… and I could not find my calculator 🙂

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July 11, 2017 at 12:13 am #1986

ACE mag monitor feed stopped at 23:40 UTC July 10 … 23:40 UTC -8 LS = 23:32 UTC

Sunrise on co-ordinates 96.460’E – 4.730’N Aceh, North Sumatra … 23:32 UTC July 10

Sorry… make that 13 times !!

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July 10, 2017 at 11:42 pm #1985

HookEcho,
Your words are appreciable, one of our differences appears to have raised it’s head again though… so I hope you still feel the same way after this…

2017-07-10 15:37:30 UTC, M 5.6 Southeast of Easter Island … 100.65’W – 36.12’S (Lester:June 18 2017, 8:58 pm)

I referred to this as “West Chile Rise” during our conversation on page 2 of this thread. Unfortunately, I missed a hit by 2.5 days, but this is the region I targeted with the satellite feed disruptions. The event occurred 74 kilometres west of my forecast, it would be in the ext reams of coincidental that the accuracy of said event (considering how it was determined !) would coincide with shift changes, or hand overs. They discovered the South American Anomaly due to equipment disruption on the Hubble space telescope… ACE is going one better and finding earthquakes! If you believe they are capable of doctoring “thermal neutron data”, then shift change would be a plausible excuse on this occasion !!

Fortunately, we can still test this further… another 12 of the times I have logged relate to sunrise on co-ordinates 96.460’E – 4.730’N Aceh, North Sumatra (Lester: July 2 2017, 12:06 am). My forecast records here will show that I have been tracking this location since May 22… the satellite breaks started May 25. The satellite disruption coincides with data I was working on 2 weeks prior to posting my forecast !

It would be nice to drop a line to those boy’s at SWPC, and tell them how helpful we are being… don’t you think 🙂

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July 9, 2017 at 2:43 pm #1974

HookEcho, They are suppressing data because they don’t want logistical control of seismic events in the public domain. If you or I made a judgement call that the people of Japan should be put on alert for the next 48 hours… who would listen ? we are not in authority. If our forecasts were reliable, everyone would listen,and they would “lose” authority… and look foolish.

One from this morning…

2017-07-09 05:57:03 UTC, M 5.6 South Sandwich Islands … 27.70’W – 56.15’S
Dusk on stated co-ordinates 19:55 UTC July 11 – Sunrise on co-ordinates 136.100’E – 33.540’N, 19:55 UTC July 11

There is a 5 kilometre difference between them both being 19:54 UTC on the 10th, but I am keeping to accurate data!. This event occurred 14 kilometres NW of the 5.3 on June 20, time difference on this date between this location and 136.100’E – 33.540’N was 9 minutes.

We don’t always see eye to eye, but my confidence rating changed from 75 to 90% when you posted your Japan alert… we can’t both be wrong 🙂

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July 9, 2017 at 1:16 pm #1972

2017-07-08 22:13:52 UTC, M 4.1 Off Coast of Karachi, Pakistan … 65.14’E – 24.06’N

Posting this because there doesn’t seem to be any historical reference to a seismic event occurring here before!

For the record…

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July 8, 2017 at 8:26 pm #1960

HookEcho, As we both have our sights on Japan today (July 8), I have sourced some information that might be useful in some way or form. I checked all 5+ events from July 1, to see if a correlation existed with my forecast “Off Coast of Wakayama, Japan, 136.100’E – 33.540’N”, and I found the following…

2017-07-03 11:18:20 UTC, M 5.0 Fry of Macedonia … 20.96’E – 40.15’N
Sunset on stated Co-ordinates 18:12 UTC July 6 – Dawn on co-ordinates 136.100’E – 33.540’N, 18:12 UTC July 6

2017-07-04 00:37:17 UTC, M 5.4 Solomon Islands … 162.99’E – 11.32’S
Dawn on stated co-ordinates 18:14 UTC July 10 – Dawn on co-ordinates 136.100’E – 33.540’N, 18:14 UTC July 10

2017-07-05 23:29:40 UTC, M 5.1 Tonga Region … 174.13’W – 20.97’S
Sunrise on stated co-ordinates 18:14 UTC July 10 – Dawn on co-ordinates 136.100’E – 33.540’N 18:14 UTC July 10

2017-07-06 06:30:16 UTC, M 5.8 Western Montana … 112.42’W – 46.98’N
Sunrise on stated co-ordinates 11:50 UTC July 10 – Dusk on co-ordinates 136.100’E – 33.540’N 11:50 UTC July 10

2017-07-06 08:03:58 UTC, M 6.5 Layte, Philippines … 124.80’E – 11.11’N
Sunset on stated co-ordinates 10:10 UTC July 10 – Sunset on co-ordinates 136.100’E – 33.540’N 10:10 UTC July 10

2017-07-07 03:04:47 UTC, M 5.1 Offshore Valparaiso, Chile … 72.21’W – 33.66’S
Sunrise on stated co-ordinates 11:53 UTC July 4 – Dusk on co-ordinates 136.100’E – 33.540’N 11:53 UTC July 4

2017-07-07 08:43:30 UTC, M 5.2 Balleney Islands Region … 154.34’E – 61.35’S
Dawn on stated co-ordinates 19:58 UTC July 10 – Sunrise on co-ordinates 136.100’E – 33.540’N 19:58 UTC July 10

If your full moon / Japan statistics, and my calculations are correct, this could indicate a larger than average event on approx 136’E, on or within 48 hours of the 10th. To date, there have been 22 5+ events, 136.100’E – 33.540’N is the only one that was able to exceed three differential links with. I also found the following which may be of some interest…

2017-06-24 02:37:18 UTC, M 5.6 Mozambique, Africa … 34.53’E – 19.95’S
Dawn on stated co-ordinates 02:58 UTC June 24 – Solar Noon on co-ordinates 136.100’E – 33.540’N 02:58 UTC June 24 !!

This might amount to nothing, but the old folks trip was cancelled today, so I had some time to kill.

Amazing what you can find with a plasma globe and two fingers 🙂

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July 4, 2017 at 11:42 pm #1941

I’m afraid not counselor, East/West is longitude, an easy mistake to make. Alien abduction regions are next on my bucket list, I just have to get this little quake problem out of the way first. If it’s any consolation, you made me smile… I don’t have a lot to smile about these days 🙂

Thank you for your kind words, spoken with passion… I like that!

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July 4, 2017 at 10:30 am #1933

2017-07-04 00:37:17 UTC, M 5.4 San Cristobal Trench, South Solomon’s … 162.99’E – 11.32’S

Epicentre 45 km’s SE of Forecast co-ordinates

Event has fallen short of the posted magnitude

3 days, 23 hours remaining

Thank you

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July 4, 2017 at 10:21 am #1932

Ah! magnitude problems, you and me both! … happy 4th July 🙂

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July 3, 2017 at 8:55 pm #1930

Apologies, spotted an error… latitude for La Quinta, Salton Sea Region should read 33.575’N

Thank you

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