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115 ptslesterMay 15, 2020 at 2:30 pm #8836
Oh! good call Counselor, M 6.5 approx 130 km’s south of Dixie Valley, Nevada. Though this was not an “official” forecast, I still think you should post for consideration in successful proclamations… my 14th May scenario section fits the picture, so you have record of requesting assistance !
It is nice to see you still have what it takes… so, what are my chances of hitting something on the Pacific Antarctic Ridge ?… 🙂
Score: 0115 pts115 ptslesterMay 14, 2020 at 7:35 pm #8831Yes, you have gone for the Salmon, and I am keeping company with the penguins… 🙂
Did you note the longitude I posted with this forecast ?. I logged another significant aspect change in the ACE data today at 14:30 UTC… the moon was located on longitude 122’04’W at this time. I have re analysed the data I already logged for this longitude, and have decided in total, the data is “too” significant to represent a 3.0 or 4+ in the San Francisco Bay area… this is not to say that event of these magnitudes may not occur though. I am drawing on experience from approx 5 years ago, predicting a 6+ in San Francisco, and then a 6+ occurring on the Pacific Antarctic Ridge on 122’W… I believe this may be a similar scenario.
Two other significant ACE contacts were recorded today, as per my methodology, these corresponded with Albania or Ionian Sea, and Northern Kuril Islands… specifically Mt Ebeko volcano
Score: 0115 pts115 ptslesterMay 13, 2020 at 2:24 pm #8820An explanation for increased seismic activity in Hawaii…
The Northern Kuril Islands connection… On 12th May at 22:03 UTC, Mt Ebeko volcano erupted in the Northern Kuril Islands.
The “significant” event… On 12th May at 22:41:12 UTC, an M 6.6 event occurred in the Santa Cruz Islands Region.
Trigger theory… On 12th May at 22:42 UTC, it was moonset (SLT) on Mt Ebeko volcano in the Northern kuril Islands !!
Puerto Rico… On 12th May, only 3 events greater than 2+ occurred in this region !
With reference to Moonset occurring on the Hawaiian epicentres on 11th May at 19:49 UTC (last paragraph, post of 12th May 3:51 pm)… I am including a possible eruptive event from Mt Etna volcano in Sicily, Italy, during the current period of this forecast.
Thank you
Score: 0115 ptslesterMay 12, 2020 at 5:43 pm #8815On 4th May, I noted that only one volcanic eruption had occurred, and this was from Mt Ebeko volcano in the Northern Kuril Islands at 02:44 UTC. This event related in my model as sunset in the Channel Islands, North of Ventura, and Bakersfield. Later this day at 13:07:49 UTC, an M 5.6 event occurred off the east coast of Honshu, Japan. This event related in my model as sunrise in the Channel Islands. On 5th May at 10:43:43 UTC, an M 2.4 event occurred in the Channel Islands region. No big deal, but it was the first event to occur here since 24th March, and the largest since 25th Feb… 3 events in total since this date.
On 10th May, I noted a small swarm had occurred in the Ionian Sea region, beginning with a 2.9 event at 02:50:18 UTC, and ending with a 3.1 at 03:22:11 UTC… a total of 7 events in 32 minutes. At 02:50 UTC on this day, it was sunset on Santa Cruz Island, Channel Islands…and the RLT (Rising Lunar Threshold) was located on the post seismic M 5.2 Offshore Guatemala epicentre of 5th May (same day as 2.4 Channel Islands event !). Prior to this at 01:35 UTC, Mt Klyuchevskoy volcano erupted in Kamchatka… the ATE threshold (astronomical twilight ends) was located on the post seismic M 5.2 Offshore Guatemala epicentre… and it was moonset on Mt Anak Krakatau volcano in the Sunda Strait, Indonesia. When this Guatemala event occurred at 12:02:37 UTC 5th May, the ATE threshold was located on Mt Anak Krakatau volcano !
I was prompted to post this forecast, by an M 4.8 event in Bali, Indonesia at 00:20:53 UTC 12th May. I had just pre associated this Bali location with Hawaii, and when it occurred, it was sunset on the post seismic Guatemala epicentre. My analysis suggests the possibility of further activity in the Guatemala region… and an uptick of activity in west coast US regions, may contribute to further events in the Channel Islands !
Score: 0115 pts115 ptslesterMay 12, 2020 at 3:51 pm #8813Question… When was the last time the Puerto Rico region experienced less than four events, greater than 2+ in one day ?
On 11th May, only 4 events greater than 2+ occurred in the Puerto Rico region… the last time this occurred was 3rd December 2019. This drastic reduction in seismic activity seems to coincide with a significant uptick of activity in the Hawaiian region. As per my method, I found only one correlation between these locations on 11th May. At 08:35 UTC on this day, it was moonrise on the swarm epicentre in Hawaii, the ATB threshold (astronomical twilight begins) was located on Puerto Rico, and the moon was located on longitude 74’06’W. Locations on this longitude include; Los Lagos Chile, Southern Peru, Northern Colombia, Haiti, and Eastern Cuba.
The last time Puerto Rico experienced only “one” event (M 2.0), was 10:15:31 UTC 23rd September 2019. On 24th September, an M 6.0 occurred in Puerto Rico, followed two days later on 26th by an M 6.1 event in Los Lagos, Chile !
In my opinion, this unusual behaviour may be the forbearer to a “significant” seismic event, in the very near future. I have observed that the ACE data has displayed several significant aspect changes, during the last 7 days. My method correlates this data to the Northern Kuril Islands Region… or more specifically in the sea, north of Mt Alaid volcano.
Moonset occurred on the Hawaiian epicentres at 19:49 UTC 11th May, the ATB threshold was located on Taiwan, the ATE threshold was located on Mt Etna volcano in Sicily, Italy, and the sun was located on longitude 118’09’W… which lines up with Downtown Los Angeles, and Dixie Valley, Nevada !
Score: 0115 ptslesterMay 11, 2020 at 7:39 pm #8810Not been watching Nevada, but I calculated a possible scenario as per my methodology !
On 8th May at 14:55 UTC, Mt Etna volcano erupted in Sicily. Exactly 12 hours later at 02:55 UTC 9th May, it was sunset in the southern Dixie Valley region, on coordinates 118’12’W – 39’22’N.
On 9th May at 10:56:30 UTC, the ATB threshold (astronomical twilight begins) was located southern Dixie valley, it was sunrise on the pre seismic M 5.5 Antofagasta, Chile epicentre of 10th May, and the sun was located on longitude 14’59’E… Mt Etna volcano resides on 14’59’E.
On 9th May at 12:45 UTC, it was sunrise on southern Dixie valley, and moonrise on Mt Anak Krakatau volcano in the Sunda Strait, Indonesia.
On 14th May at 10:50 UTC, the ATB threshold will be located on southern Dixie valley, and it will be sunset on Mt Anak Krakatau volcano.
On 14th May between times 12:04 UTC – 12:39 UTC, the moon will be geocentric on the sunrise threshold for Last Quarter moon phase (check moon map !)… and will remain at this position for the duration of this period. At the latter time of 12:39 UTC, it will be sunrise in the southern Dixie valley region, Nevada, on the coordinates stated.
Might work, but it kind of hangs on an eruption occurring from Mt Anak Krakatau volcano, which of course will happen, because I posted a forecast accordingly three days ago… 🙂
Score: 0115 pts115 ptslesterMay 10, 2020 at 11:34 pm #8806Hey Counselor,
I thought it would be interesting to mention, current activity in the Ocotillo Wells region was pre determined to occur, by our new friend Canyonrat (Mark). He posted in my “Ephemeral Period Forecast” at 8:01 pm April 23… activity within 160 miles north of Mexicali, prior to Baja, California. Still not sure about this wave theory, but I think he earned a few brownie points for this one… 🙂
Score: 0115 pts115 pts115 ptslesterMay 7, 2020 at 2:15 pm #8798Adjustment to forecast…
Increasing radial margin to 350 km’s
The M 6.1 Bougainville event of 11:21:19 UTC 7th May, occurred 338 km’s Northwest of my forecast coordinates. Calculations are experimental, and I have not factored in possible rotational time displacement !
Score: 0115 pts115 ptslesterMay 4, 2020 at 10:16 pm #8792Hey Mark, I’m glad you made an appearance. I thought you may have taken my mannerism towards your methodology as offensive. Far from it my friend, if you are promoting a theory, it is only a good theory if it can sustain critical views or condemnation in the public arena. This is why I stated I was not mocking you, I was testing your resilience under fire as they say. You have been constant with your very informative posts, and your methodology has already played an ace with the 4.8 Syria hit… something I would not have attempted myself.
So saying that, I guess we can agree that we are not exactly on the same “wave” length, and things can get a little “eruptive” at times…LOL. However, I now know that we have one thing in common, we are both cat lovers. I have an original “Ginger Tom” and his mother. I don’t have cat flaps myself, so I just give them a key to let themselves in or out when they wish too.
One last thing, I hope Counselor has a cat… because this is his forecast… 🙂
Score: 0115 pts115 pts115 pts115 pts115 ptslesterApril 24, 2020 at 11:00 pm #8770Continuing this forecast for 3 days from 23:00 UTC April 24
At 18:44:24 UTC 24th April, an M 5.0 event occurred South of the Fiji Islands. At this time, the ATB threshold was located on the coordinates of this forecast… the ATE threshold was located on Peloponnese, Greece… and it was moonset on the Island of Kefalonia, Greece.
At 18:43:39 UTC 15th April, an M 5.1 event occurred off the East coast of Kamchatka. At this time, the ATB threshold was located on the coordinates of this forecast… the ATE threshold was located on the Island of Kefalonia, Greece… and it was sunrise on coordinates 175’35’E – 36’36’S Northern Waikato, North Island, New Zealand !
Score: 0115 ptslesterApril 24, 2020 at 9:08 pm #8769At 05:41:56 UTC 24th April, an M 5.4 event occurred in the South Pacific Ocean. At 05:41 UTC, it was sunset on coordinates 175’35’E – 36’36’S Northern Waikato, North Island, New Zealand !
http://www.sunrisesunsetmap.com
Score: 0115 ptslesterApril 23, 2020 at 10:43 pm #8765Continuing this forecast for 5 days from 23:00 UTC April 23
On 20th April between times 17:46:51 UTC – 20:19:10 UTC, the moon reached its furthest distance from earth, for Apogee at 400,081 km’s… and remained at this distance for the duration of this period. At the former time of 17:46:51 UTC, the ATB threshold was located on the coordinates of this forecast. On 23rd April between times 06:00 UTC – 19:27 UTC, ACE was displaying a flat line Phi trace in its data stream during this period. At 19:27 UTC when normal levels resumed, it was sunrise on the coordinates of this forecast.
I follow the data… when it corresponds to forecast location !
Thank you
Score: 0115 ptslesterApril 23, 2020 at 8:53 pm #8763Excellent analysis Mark !… here is my contribution.
Between 19th – 22nd April, I have observed 4 ACE contacts that correspond to 115’20’W – 31’20’N Baja California, Mexico
ACE…
19th April 13:06 UTC = Sunrise
21st April 11:38 UTC – 19:40 UTC = ATB / Solar Noon
22nd April 13:08 UTC = MoonriseSeismic correlations…
16th April 11:45:24 UTC – M 5.9 Myanmar = ATBEphemeral point…
On 24th March between times 14:03:09 UTC – 16:47:11 UTC, the moon reached its furthest distance from earth for Apogee, at 400,312 km’s… and remained at this distance for the duration of this period. At the former time of 14:03:09 UTC, the RLT threshold was located on the stated coordinates.As this location has an ephemeral correlation, it is now an official 4+ forecast within 300 radial kilometres of stated coordinates… to run within the time window you stated. A successful outcome will be jointly credited in proclamations !!
So, when is this wave going to hit Baja ?… 🙂
Score: 0115 ptslesterApril 22, 2020 at 8:38 pm #8758Waves of energy under the plates i.e. Trans Migration, Cascade theory, lithospheric vibrational transmutations etc etc !. Other names that have been around the block a few times, with reference to waves of energy under the plates. Can Dutch provide data to back up his observations ?… this “is” a legitimate question !
Working together… do you have anything for Baja, California ?. My observations tell me this will be the next place of “notable” interest… approx 115’20’W – 31’20’N
Cool wave joke lol. Did you know that Isaac Newton was not only famous for postulating the theory of gravity, he was also credited with inventing the “Cat Flap”. Story goes that he was very perturbed by his cat and her kittens, asking to go out all the time whilst he worked. So he cut a big hole in his front door for mother cat, and small hole for her kittens. But as clever as he was, he didn’t realise the kittens would follow their mother through the big hole !! … Pet Door – Wikipedia
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