Originally posted by danman23
Ya know what, that makes a lot of sense.. So this is what I get from what you said. If there were a stationary low pressure system over a fault line the pressure being emitted down would be lessened greatly. So that the pressure pushing from the inside of the earth would, instead of just bulging the crust upwards if it were stable land, it would crack at the fault line.. causing an earthquake. Right?
Funny you bring low pressure into the picture...
After I took that first screen shot of the visible radar that I posted on the first page I decided to snap this one too.
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Notice the extreme low pressure around the earthquake epicenter. (Is there away to get graphs or data from the US before and after the Earthquake?.. this is about 6 hours later.)
This does make sense. I originally speculated they shot the energy into the spiraling cloud then used a satellite to shoot the energy into the crust to cause the earthquake. (I have no ionogram data over the epicenter so there is no way to see what they actually did... [that would be good to find though... can someone try to find some data from the 18th over the US?.. preferably around Indiana.]) So.. this opens up 2 possibilities of exactly how they induce earthquakes.. my first idea, now this. I made SPECULATIVE images of how I think they would cause the earthquake using each idea.
So basically, the first diagram I posted would be the simplest and least conspicuous for them to do. (no satellite and beam of energy entering the earth) We already know HAARP is plenty capable of weather modification.. and if you check the graphs out.. it was definitely on before the quake.. charging up.. then before the quake it was sending it's energy in the general direction of the earthquake... then after wards they turned it off.
[edit on 28-4-2008 by danman23]
I doubt any satellite have the ability to store enough energy to trigger an earthquake...
The weather map you posted does NOT show a deep low over the earthquake area, as the isobars are far too widely spaced, even considering the weather map snapshot is taken several hours after the earthquake...
Then there still is the matter of finding out whether there is a known fault in the area, which would seem quite possible, since earthquakes and faults are usually closely related...


