They're learning about earthquake predictions here all the time and it
isn't over at some ashram. Try UC Berkeley or UCSF. They're working on
early warning systems. Your sister probably likes the Sun for a change
<snark, snark>. But the bigger problem here now is the drought. We got
some rain Friday night but it would need to rain through June to make up
for things.
On 04/30/2015 01:01 PM, salyavin808 wrote:
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However the theory holds water. Here in earthquake land we like to
test anything that can give us a chance to know when the big one is
going to hit. The Calaveras Fault is just a few miles to the east of
me an the Hayward a few to the west. Fun!
How confident would you have to be in a prediction to pack up your
stuff and head for the hills? Have you ever wanted to get out during a
tremor?
My sister lives in California and she hates quakes. She lives right on
a tributary of the San Andreas fault and I tell her it's a dumb place
to live if she's scared of them. The quality of produce from the local
vineyards makes up for it apparently.
On 04/30/2015 12:14 PM, Michael Jackson mjackson74@...
<mailto:mjackson74@...> [FairfieldLife] wrote:
Berkland was suspended for a couple months for shooting his mouth
off. His predictions are not too impressive, given the fact that
he often can't say WHERE the quake is going to be. 2009, he
predicted a major earthquake sometime between January 9-14. And a
5.3 quake did occur - on the island of Crete.
Also the fact that he advertises himself and his predictions on
shows like Coast to Coast with Art Bell or George Noory kind of
erodes his credibility.
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*Subject:* Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Large Hell Creator?
Former Alameda county geologist Jim Berkland predicted Loma Prieta
and got fired for it. He was basing it on the eclipse and tidal
theories. The earth can bulge as much as 3 feet during eclipses
and high tides. Two decades later Russian researchers concluded
the theory was correct but the problem was knowing which fault was
going to blow.
On 04/30/2015 11:36 AM, salyavin808 wrote:
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<mailto:noozguru@...> wrote :
Morelikely the last eclipse a couple weeks back did some shifting
of the tectonic plates in the Himalayas. We see quakes occurring
regularly around eclipses and usually a little afterward as the
plates settle again. Geophysicists are now trying to figure out a
way to find which faults are about to blow.
Hmm. If wonder if there's any truth to it? Maybe very high tides
do cause a differential in weight applied across a large area
that is enough to trigger a quake that was waiting to happen. But
if they don't happen every time then it can't really be used to
predict them. Maybe a combination of factors like time since last
quake, or since nearby volcano that might have released a bit of
pressure.
Worth a google around I think.
On 04/30/2015 10:00 AM, salyavin808 wrote:
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<[email protected]> <mailto:[email protected]> wrote :
There's a danger in thinking that two similarly timed events
must be connected. Especially if you don't understand - and
therefore might fear - one of them.
The trouble here is that if we assume earthquakes are caused by
physics experiments connected with some mystical belief about
gods being subatomic structures then we have to start searching
for the trigger event that caused other earthquakes and natural
disasters that happened when there weren't high energy
collisions going on at CERN. This superstitious way of looking
at the world can be dangerous. If you believe, for instance,
that people praying in one place has an effect on the world and
then something bad happens you have to start looking for the
person who wasn't praying enough or properly or who - gasp -
doesn't really believe and make them pay somehow. This is called
scapegoating.
To scapegoat a physics experiment is the same order of illogical
behaviour and, like punishing people who don't pray, won't ever
result in a change in natural circumstances. Earthquakes are
caused by movements in the Earth's crust, the large continental
plates rub against each other because the Earth is spinning and
is geologically active with deep ocean volcanoes pushing new
land up which moves under other plates causing the sudden jolts
we get around edges.
India was an island slowly cruising north where it hit mainland
Asia about 50 million years ago. That collision is what formed
the Himalaya which is the world's biggest mountain range simply
because it is the newest. It's hardly surprising there are
Earthquakes there, it's only the short human life span which
stops us seeing nature in all it's creative power and glory. In
fact, we get screwed over by it relatively infrequently and
historically lacked an explanation and so blamed it on the Gods.
Interesting that people still blame the Gods but they are as
wrong now as they were then, there are no higher energies
created in particle accelerators than are created when charged
particles from the sun and other stars hit the Earth's
atmosphere. And every other place in the universe. Billions of
times a second.
I admire the creativity in linking the subatomic world with
Hindu religion though, I may even post this on Brian Cox's
Facebook page and see what he thinks...
Or maybe John Hagelin. I'd love to see how he squirms out of it,
he's been linking veda and physics for years, this is his chance
to draw line between himself and the growing insanity of the new
age.
Or maybe we should commission a yagya to stop CERN from working?
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<mailto:[email protected]>, <dhamiltony2k5@...>
<mailto:dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote :
CERN Outof Balance in Tempting Nature Causes Nepali quakes..
Below isthe video that documents the energy spikes at the time
of the earthquake."
The NepalEarthquake Caused by Shiva's Trident Out of CERN
<http://www.dailycrow.com/5-facts-about-shiva-the-destroyer-cern-and-the-nepal-earthquake/>
<http://www.dailycrow.com/5-facts-about-shiva-the-destroyer-cern-and-the-nepal-earthquake/>
The NepalEarthquake Caused by Shiva's Trident O...
<http://www.dailycrow.com/5-facts-about-shiva-the-destroyer-cern-and-the-nepal-earthquake/>
CERN recentlycharged up their particle collider and at the exact
moment energy spikes occurred in Switzerland the earthquake in
Nepal took place. There is...
View on www.dailycrow.com
<http://www.dailycrow.com/5-facts-about-shiva-the-destroyer-cern-and-the-nepal-earthquake/>
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“anopening in the spacetime fabric”
Another skepticof the project is none other than respected
physicist Stephen Hawking who has recently warned the end of the
world could be sparked by the elusive ‘God particle’
*..scientists at the LargeHadron Collider next week are hoping
to experiment with a possible connection with a parallel
universe outside of our own.*
*Pope Francis adds: “**My fellow Christians, we are living in
desperate times”*he toldthe crowd.*“**Science isabout to test
the limits of God and his creation. God has created boundaries
between the world of the living and the world of the dead. Are
these scientists about to unleash upon us the Gates of Hell?”*he
askedhis followers, visibly shaken.
Last October, over 400 top physicists signed a petition warning
that the Higgs potential might become unstable at energies above
100bn giga-electron-volts (GeV) and asking governments to keep
experiments under these levels.
Yes,just say “no” to energies above 100bn giga-electron-volts
(GeV) for now,
withoutadequate safeguard for our world in place.
