It like it is moving closer to the surface. Just a matter of time until this thng blows. I hope everyone is ok.

Ok...agreed...

But...if you look at the history of the Pacific Basin...look at this...


...can you see the ~bubbles~ across the basin...dragging...over the millenia?

look left...and follow the ~Caldrea~...just like YS...the long Fault line is a period of inactivity over time...

Just sayin'...

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[edit on 10/8/2009 by Hx3_1963]

I saw that somebody mentioned the expanding earth theory....I also thought about that, too!

If the expanding earth theory is true...maybe the great rift in the Pacific is expanding once more....getting ready to really expand. This could explain the increased amount of earthquakes lately.

I posted a theory about 8 months ago (can't remember the name of the thread) here on ATS that went something like this:

What if "the great cataclysm" that occurs at every "precession" (the coming cataclysm that the Mayans, the Egyptions, and the Freemasons have been warning us about for millenia now, that is supposedly supposed to happen around 2012) happens EVERY time our earth passes through the galactic plane?

What if, when the earth passes through the galactic plane it is actually a trigger for the earth to expand again. Like a growth spurt trigger.

After all, trees and seeds and plants and leaves are triggered to grow, bloom, and die, depending on the location of the earth to the sun....i.e. with every seasonal change. What if a similar relationship exists between the earth and the galactic center....and depending on the location of the earth to the galactic center, that is the trigger for the "earth" to bloom.

They always say that every microcosm is repeated in the macrocosm....or, to put it in more general terms: "On earth, as it is in heaven."

So, if a tree gets new growth rings every year, could it be possible that the planets get new growth rings at the complete of every "precession" around the galactic center?
And therefore...these earthquakes that we are experiencing, are mere signs of another growth spurt about to happen.

edit to add:

Another thought: following that same thought train....what if there are not only planetary seasons, but also GALACTIC SEASONS? And what if we are coming upon the galactic "spring"...when it's time for the planets to "bloom" and "burst forth". What if that's the natural, evolutionary process of a planet? What if a planet is just a "seed" and we are all just like microorganisms on that seed, that have no idea that it's about to sprout?

Just a thought.




[edit on 9-10-2009 by nikiano]

Originally posted by Phlynx

[edit on 10/8/2009 by Hx3_1963]

This whole expanding earth theory... how does the law of conservation of mass come in? You have to have matter before something can just expand.

As I was reading the post and thought the same thing you questioned. Dark Matter popped into my head.

Originally posted by Phlynx

[edit on 10/8/2009 by Hx3_1963]

This whole expanding earth theory... how does the law of conservation of mass come in? You have to have matter before something can just expand.

Watching the Videos of Neil Adams does make so much sense, but some type of extreme physics at the center of the planet would have to play such a odd role--and re-writing geological history basically..

This 'force' would have to have a really strong gravitational core, as well as burn hot. (lets call this a mini-star). This wouldn't be like our sun--in size, but what if it grew slowly as suns do, as they age?

Maybe this is really how suns form? (I know, bare with me), but say gasses compressed enough to create a gravitational force--the heaviest particles would be attracted to this--rock, iron, other heavy metals, and over time, this covering sphere of heavy metals compress these gasses and other elements into a star. (much like an atomic bomb is set off)

When this is triggered, if there is enough rock covering the mini-sun, the explosion would not vaporize the entire rocky surface, but make a hot core. (lava, magma..) and as this mini-star expands, so does the planet, AND the core becomes larger and more hollow- (i.e volcanoes, new land).
Maybe this would explain gravity, the liquid core and much more?

That would be once way the Neil Adams theory would have to work--I would guess. Just throwing out this idea I had. Maybe someone could crunch some numbers and see if this is actually possible?


[edit on 10/9/2009 by Pharyax]

[edit on 10/9/2009 by Pharyax]

My understanding is the the Earth is expanding because it is constantly collecting new matter, in the form of meteorites, from space. A great deal of material is constantly reigning down on the Earth, we just don't see it because almost all of it breaks up in the upper atmosphere, and falls as dust.

Over time, this adds up.

Originally posted by Pharyax

Originally posted by Phlynx

[edit on 10/8/2009 by Hx3_1963]

This whole expanding earth theory... how does the law of conservation of mass come in? You have to have matter before something can just expand.

Watching the Videos of Neil Adams does make so much sense, but some type of extreme physics at the center of the planet would have to play such a odd role--and re-writing geological history basically..

This 'force' would have to have a really strong gravitational core, as well as burn hot. (lets call this a mini-star). This wouldn't be like our sun--in size, but what if it grew slowly as suns do, as they age?

Maybe this is really how suns form? (I know, bare with me), but say gasses compressed enough to create a gravitational force--the heaviest particles would be attracted to this--rock, iron, other heavy metals, and over time, this covering sphere of heavy metals compress these gasses and other elements into a star. (much like an atomic bomb is set off)

When this is triggered, if there is enough rock covering the mini-sun, the explosion would not vaporize the entire rocky surface, but make a hot core. (lava, magma..) and as this mini-star expands, so does the planet, AND the core becomes larger and more hollow- (i.e volcanoes, new land).
Maybe this would explain gravity, the liquid core and much more?

That would be once way the Neil Adams theory would have to work--I would guess. Just throwing out this idea I had. Maybe someone could crunch some numbers and see if this is actually possible?


[edit on 10/9/2009 by Pharyax]

[edit on 10/9/2009 by Pharyax]

Maybe it expands and gets bigger, and things start turning to liquids, then to gases. Liquids take up more space with less matter. What if it liquefies, and once the planets a full liquid it starts turning into a gas giant, then the gas giant turns to a sun? Is that what your talking about?

Has anyone noticed that as these 5.0 earthquakes continue at paces of up to ten a day since the major sevens, even a few sixes, the media has gone silent on it? Usually five's get reported if only as a footnote and I'm surprised a swarm like this isn't. Today alone - the 12th, there have been four plus one 5.0+ including one six - and it's currently 7:35 AM EST.

[edit on 12-10-2009 by LittleDragon]

e Quake indicates another 5.2 Vanuatu? Except it presents a 3.3 Virgin Islands event when I click on it? Anyone able to confirm/summarize further activity. Hey, what's up in the Pacific/North West? Check out all that strange activity - quakes, mudslide, low frequency unidentified sounds, all seems a bit odd. Perhaps that magnetosphere post is onto something?

OK data's showing up as normal now on the eQuake link for the 5.2 Vanuatu 20.48