Something very strange hit almost EVERY seismograph in the US at the same time!!!, page 18


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reply posted on 27-5-2010 @ 09:20 AM by dgwest7
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Again, the response from a friend

David


great questions; however, (grin) beyond my 'reply' intent.

> Interested in the reasons you put forth about what sets off seismographs. You state that it is energy and for a seismograph, earth's acceleration at the instrument site.

i started with the energy and acceleration quote because (iirc) it appeared some of the initial postings showed surprised by all the 'red dots', with the same time factor, +/- arrival, that appeared on the supplied (seismic) map.

> As you go on to talk about tilt - is this or could this also be wobble?

tilt can wobble.

> Would deceleration, which can also be rapid, be a factor?

yes, but there is a lot of discussion involved that i do not have time to get into, based on: some of the older, (scientific community) accepted, data is wrong, corrections have been made, and are on a list, waiting for inclusion. (smile) my OT response would be: when 'string theory' is 'more in place' certain 'things' will be easier to understand and explain.

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> Interested also in your statements on linear time. I understand the illusion of linear time but am not quite clear how approaching the event horizon (assuming it will be zero) would give or could give a seismographic reading.

(iirc) i pointed to a post that included the name of the (imo) 'late and great' terrence mckenna, because terrence was a friend who would visit, thirty-five, plus, years ago, when he was in town.

i always felt terrence was on to something most folks did not understand, and we had a lot of great chats about 'this and that'.

this mention had nothing to do with "seismographic reading."

(OT, but somewhat related to "illusion of linear time")

here is a fun mp3 you may enjoy; especially the part about einstein, rosen, and podolsky's 'ERP effect' originated at princeton university during the late '30s: www.flyingsnail.com...

hth'n'best2u, ~@~


reply posted on 27-5-2010 @ 10:01 AM by TrueBrit
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Whilst the thought of Iran , or anyother nation having the capability to remove other nations from the world is staggering and terrifying, I do not believe that , were the Iranians to have such a thing, that they would bother puffing out thier chests about it . They would just push the button, then watch for a couple of days while the seismic insanity rolled around a bit.
However, I dont believe they have such a thing. Have you ANY idea how many nations have threatened to destroy the united states of america? Im going to give you a clue, its all the ones that contain terror suspects, and have a lot of blast craters in them. It never works, it probably never will , not in our lifetime.


reply posted on 27-5-2010 @ 10:07 AM by seesinclouds
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Still find it strange they are unaffected. And I DO believe that he would be arrogant enough to elude to what he could be capable of, without telling, and then push the button, and sit back, and watch as everything around them is being destroyed. Don't think they don't have the money to hire the smartest scientists around. Just because you don't believe it, doesn't mean it isn't true. Don't put it past him.



reply posted on 27-5-2010 @ 10:09 AM by seesinclouds
Originally posted by TrueBrit
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Whilst the thought of Iran , or anyother nation having the capability to remove other nations from the world is staggering and terrifying, I do not believe that , were the Iranians to have such a thing, that they would bother puffing out thier chests about it . They would just push the button, then watch for a couple of days while the seismic insanity rolled around a bit.
However, I dont believe they have such a thing. Have you ANY idea how many nations have threatened to destroy the united states of america? Im going to give you a clue, its all the ones that contain terror suspects, and have a lot of blast craters in them. It never works, it probably never will , not in our lifetime.


This is the exact kind of thinking that allows stuff like this to happen. Wake up man. There are things going on around you, that even though you are strong, and looking to take on things head on, they don't always come at you headon.


reply posted on 27-5-2010 @ 02:19 PM by muzzy
Gosh look everyone, something very strange hit almost EVERY seismograph in the WORLD at the same time at 2010-05-27 17:14:52.2 UTC

aslwww.cr.usgs.gov...

It was a 7 mag quake in Vanuatu.

Come on people, wise up, these events have been going on for millions of years and will continue to do so.

BTW, its a Full Moon today



[edit on 27-5-2010 by muzzy]


reply posted on 27-5-2010 @ 05:08 PM by TrueBrit
reply to post by seesinclouds



Oh I fully understand the underhanded nature of the world as it is today . I think thats the problem we face at this time. I believe we are in far more danger from the actions of companies, and irresponsible sellers of arms , than we ever are from actual nations or thier insane leadership.
Its not arrogance to have a firm grasp of things. Iran for example relies on the nations it threatens for various things. Hell , the west sells arms to Iran when Iran is being a good boy, so it makes no sense for them to take a serious bite of the hand that feeds.


reply posted on 27-5-2010 @ 05:56 PM by TrueBrit
reply to post by mrmrmikee



Scuse me. But, are you suggesting that some how the sun was able to throw more than flares at us ? I mean, gravity is not typicaly thrown off by such things is it ?
Please outline what you mean by what you said in laymans terms?


reply posted on 27-5-2010 @ 06:00 PM by mrmrmikee
reply to post by muzzy



That link is now old, they update every 30 minutes. Did you save the page? What are the numbers in that left column, they don't seem to be rictor scale that's for sure.


reply posted on 27-5-2010 @ 06:01 PM by lpowell0627
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North Africa is one of the most stable areas in the entire world. If it weren't for the rampant disease and illness that grows there due to the climate, it would be the safest place to go in the entire world.

In fact, many of the "true" survivalists -- meaning scientists and such -- are establishing habitats in Southern Africa right now. This is because there is less of a chance of disease there, due to a more modern population, and still in Africa which means it is on more stable ground.

Further, it has been said that during a complete magnetic polar reversal, one of the most violent natural occurances on Earth, Africa would remain largely unaffected.

Perhaps this is why Africa was not affected? Just a theory.



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