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That's right. Thanks for the reminder. Please let us know when you've got that put together.DrJones wrote:Another area I keep my eye on is Puerto Rico. Those of you who have heard me discuss the earthquake-pattern data, including a grid of earthquakes at points 1.4 miles apart in the Nellis AFB last February, know that I have been watching the evidence for EQ-device testing near Puerto Rico for years. The evidence is quite compelling, and I should like to assemble and write it up given more time...
OKLAHOMA CITY – For the second time in less than a week, six small earthquakes have been recorded in a single day in central Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma Geological Survey said the six earthquakes on Saturday ranged from preliminary magnitudes of 1.5 to 3.3.
On Wednesday in the same area about 30 miles from Oklahoma City, geologists also recorded six earthquakes that ranged from a preliminary 1.8 magnitude to 3.1. Another quake with a preliminary magnitude of 2.7 was recorded Friday about 10 miles east of the Saturday temblors
Obrebski said in an interview: "There's been subduction in the [Oregon] region for more than 150 million years, so we'd expect to see a large continuous slab. But what we see are just fragments."
The location of those pieces, he added, suggests that the slab and the plume are tightly related.
The findings were detailed in the July 22 edition of the journal Geophysical Research Letters.
These observations may also help explain the unusual lack of deep seismology in the Pacific Northwest, and perhaps shed light on some larger mysteries. "If you look at the mass extinctions on Earth," Camp said, "we think that a few may have been associated with eruptions from mantle plumes."
Wow, that would be spectacular. All anyone could do is hide or watch, I'd choose watching!DrJones wrote:Yellowstone again in the news:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/39058507/ns ... e-science/
A dear neighbor had a dream in which she saw fireballs raining down on Wasatch front cities.
She thought it was from Yellowstone erupting...
We'd better hope Yellowstone doesn't blow as it has the potential to be an ELE. The comfort that I have is the words of the prophets that this area is to be a refuge, and the blessings pronounced that the Temples here will stand throughout the Millennium.DrJones wrote:Yellowstone again in the news:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/39058507/ns ... e-science/
A dear neighbor had a dream in which she saw fireballs raining down on Wasatch front cities.
She thought it was from Yellowstone erupting...
If Yellowstone were to blow and it was of the supervolcano magnitude, everything within a 100 mile radius of the park would be obliterated, but outside of that radius, ash would be the biggest problem. Utah would have 3-4 feet of ash to contend with which would short out all electrical equipment, almost like what an EMP would do. Therefore, you could have a Yellowstone eruption and still have places of refuge in Utah and temples still standing. I'm not sure about fireballs for Utah though in the event of a super eruption... doubt it actually... that would be a long way for them to travel... too far IMO. If anyone wants to see a fantastic, scientifically accurate docudrama on what would happen if Yellowstone were to blow, just go to youtube and enter in 'supervolcano'. It's a 2 hour movie produced by the BBC and is well worth the time to watch. The acting is superb and the special effects are amazing.holyhabanero wrote:We'd better hope Yellowstone doesn't blow as it has the potential to be an ELE. The comfort that I have is the words of the prophets that this area is to be a refuge, and the blessings pronounced that the Temples here will stand throughout the Millennium.DrJones wrote:Yellowstone again in the news:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/39058507/ns ... e-science/
A dear neighbor had a dream in which she saw fireballs raining down on Wasatch front cities.
She thought it was from Yellowstone erupting...
It seems to me that most prophetic dreams are more symbolic than literal. I wonder if the fireballs in her dreams are like the "firery darts" that Paul uses to describe satan's attempts to corrupt the saints? (i.,e wealth, prop 8, porn...)DrJones wrote:Yellowstone again in the news:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/39058507/ns ... e-science/
A dear neighbor had a dream in which she saw fireballs raining down on Wasatch front cities.
She thought it was from Yellowstone erupting...
Obrebski said in an interview: "There's been subduction in the [Oregon] region for more than 150 million years, so we'd expect to see a large continuous slab. But what we see are just fragments."
The location of those pieces, he added, suggests that the slab and the plume are tightly related.
The findings were detailed in the July 22 edition of the journal Geophysical Research Letters.
These observations may also help explain the unusual lack of deep seismology in the Pacific Northwest, and perhaps shed light on some larger mysteries. "If you look at the mass extinctions on Earth," Camp said, "we think that a few may have been associated with eruptions from mantle plumes."
Looks like mother nature is shaking up Karzai's corrupt government a bit.Original_Intent wrote:I see that a 6.3 quake just happened in Afghanistan.
I'm still waiting for that sinkhole to open up and swallow the 'Federal Reserve' building in DC. Wonder what the hold up is?Satan and his followers are bracing it from beneath?Col. Flagg wrote:Looks like mother nature is shaking up Karzai's corrupt government a bit.Original_Intent wrote:I see that a 6.3 quake just happened in Afghanistan.
No, can't be that... he and his destroying angels are too pooped from holding up the dollar lately.Original_Intent wrote:Satan and his followers are bracing it from beneath?Col. Flagg wrote:Looks like mother nature is shaking up Karzai's corrupt government a bit.Original_Intent wrote:I see that a 6.3 quake just happened in Afghanistan.
Earthquake Details
This event has been reviewed by a seismologist.
Magnitude
5.7
Date-Time
Monday, September 27, 2010 at 11:22:47 UTC
Monday, September 27, 2010 at 02:52:47 PM at epicenter
Time of Earthquake in other Time Zones
Location
29.670°N, 51.656°E
Depth
35.3 km (21.9 miles)
Region
SOUTHERN IRAN
Distances
NEAR Kazerun, Iran
85 km (55 miles) W of Shiraz, Iran
110 km (70 miles) S of Yasuj, Iran
665 km (415 miles) S of TEHRAN, Iran
Location Uncertainty
horizontal +/- 9.7 km (6.0 miles); depth +/- 19 km (11.8 miles)
Parameters
NST= 61, Nph= 62, Dmin=691.3 km, Rmss=0.87 sec, Gp= 72°,
M-type=teleseismic moment magnitude (Mw), Version=6
Source
USGS NEIC (WDCS-D)
Event ID
us2010bsa3