Kolnikov said:
Is it because the wind moving towards Pacific Ocean?
And Korean people are more cautious?
http://www.spiegel.de/panorama/0,1518,bild-192707-751072,00.html
Japan - 8.9 Earthquake - Fukushima Meltdown
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Is it because the wind moving towards Pacific Ocean?
And Korean people are more cautious?
http://www.spiegel.de/panorama/0,1518,bild-192707-751072,00.html
The Fukashima Dai-ichi nuclear meltdown has emitted massive amounts of radiation into environment. The Japanese government admits their industrial and governmental system has resulted in a nuclear catastrophe. This is a clear indictment of a failed system of feudal oligarchy and those few who benefit. However, humanity appears to prefer suffering and dying as slaves to confronting the murderous elites of this planet.
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/daily/english/12_05.html said:
I've been following a youtube user called 'dutchsinse' for the last few days since a forum member posted one of his videos on facebook. I'm finding a lot of his earthquake forecasting information quite valuable.
Here's an update he just did on Japan around the time the latest 6.3 just hit Chiba Prefecture, and his rather dire prediction:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pI-KdOoe-LA
His worldwide earthquake forecast posted yesterday (Sunday) is quite informative, too. It really gives a good picture on where on the globe we should be watching.
Part 1 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yKQ33frEaQ
Part 2 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ll55BfIUMg
Here's an update he just did on Japan around the time the latest 6.3 just hit Chiba Prefecture, and his rather dire prediction:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pI-KdOoe-LA
His worldwide earthquake forecast posted yesterday (Sunday) is quite informative, too. It really gives a good picture on where on the globe we should be watching.
Part 1 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yKQ33frEaQ
Part 2 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ll55BfIUMg
[quote author=Dawn ]
I also find this very interesting. Thanks for the links. I wonder what software he is using or if it is something he created for this purpose. [/quote]
Yes very interesting dugdeep. Tried to look at the web pages he was linking on his browser but was unable to catch them; has anybody seen these before?
Noticed also his references to Mt Baker and under Vancouver Island; here was a link on Sott http://www.sott.net/articles/show/227007-Canada-s-Next-Big-Quake-It-s-Overd
I also find this very interesting. Thanks for the links. I wonder what software he is using or if it is something he created for this purpose. [/quote]
Yes very interesting dugdeep. Tried to look at the web pages he was linking on his browser but was unable to catch them; has anybody seen these before?
Noticed also his references to Mt Baker and under Vancouver Island; here was a link on Sott http://www.sott.net/articles/show/227007-Canada-s-Next-Big-Quake-It-s-Overd
Dawn said:
Earthquake 3D: _http://www.wolton.net/quake.html :)
As for this dutchsinse guy, I'm not sure and would take him with a grain of salt.
Though in his forum post (linked at the bottom) he mentions some schooling in geology, he seems to have little scientific background. From his blog:
_http://www.dutchsinse.com/blog/?author=1
And yet he tries to cover quite a few topics: from space weather to geophysics to HAARP (sic!) to Tesla coins in Russia (HAARP again).
There were some videos by him that left me very suspicious; like these two for example:
3/29/2011 -- CONFIRMED = Florida 'HAARP RING' area recieves TORNADO today! Prediction correct!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1PIIwwIbnA
THE SUN ANOMALY ! -- OTHERS have caputred it!! march 13, 2011
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuSdP1FKFlU&feature=watch_response_rev
Sun went dark? Really? Here it's rather obvious he doesn't know what he's talking about.
So, here is a guy, working 24/7 on his blog and videos (360 in less than three months) etc... claiming at some point he's been censored on YouTube, making up his theories/speculations and cherry picking data to prove them.
He registered in a forum where there was a discussion on him, got some reasonable questions and... well, all he managed to say was basically mumbo jumbo. Instead of taking part in the discussion he just unsubed:
_http://www.realistnews.net/Thread-i-believe-everyone-deserves-respect-including-dutchsinse?page=4 (quote boxes are not fixed there so you need to find his replies mixed with the other poster's questions)
FWIW...
Bluestar
Jedi Council Member
Posted by: Possibility of Being
In agreement with Possibility of Being. I have a BS degree in geology and granted that is where my geology career ended, I have some basic knowledge of the seismic activity of the earth. There are always some earthquakes on a daily basis. Most are under 3.0 and most of those are under a 2. This is gathered on a daily basis from the USGS (United States Geologic Survey). You can find records dating back to 1750.
Here I provided some links for you to see for yourselves the occurrences of earthquakes in the US and this is in response to the two part Youtube video.
This is today's quakes map that records from the past 7 days.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsus/
Compared to the number of quakes, there are very few over a magnitude of 5 which would cause any damage to property.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/states/us_damage_eq.php
This link is the history of damages from earthquake above a VI (damaging earthquakes)
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/states/historical.php/
Now I take you to the list of quakes historical with a magnitude of 3.7 and higher. Here you can see the frequency and magnitude from year to year and discern for yourself.
Now from what he said in his video, that when ever there is activity in the Rocky mountain region of Yellowstone park, there is seems to be activity in the Arkansas region, from this data posted above, there does not necessarily appear to be evidence of this. Look down to year 2006. There was a quake in Colorado 2/10/06 and nothing appearing over a 3.0 in Arkansas. And again in 2004 - 2005, Arkansas had two quakes one in February and one in May, and the Yellowstone region had a quake in Western Montana on 7/26/05. The only two quakes that are within the same month in 2004 are one in Alabama 8/19/04 and one in Wyoming 8/29/04. Now I can't find if there were smaller quakes at the time because it is not recorded on this list. So I can not really determine if this hypothesis of Dutchsinse is completely correct or not.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/01/22/us-fault-lines-graphic-ea_n_432948.html
This is a map of the faults within the US. I believe the two areas are not relatively connected. The fault that runs near Arkansas is a very old fault line that runs down the Mississippi River called The New Madrid Fault line.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Madrid_Seismic_Zone
The Yellowstone region falls in some areas on the Rocky Mountain trench http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocky_Mountain_Trench and the Yellowstone Caldera http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellowstone_Caldera
So yes, there is activity here in the states and yes maybe we are in for some not so normal activity, I just think Dutchsinse is putting things together in an abstract way without any real proof of what he is saying regarding the US. And maybe Japan is falling into the ocean. This is not an expert opinion from me, just wanted to outline some basic info that you can discern for yourselves.
In agreement with Possibility of Being. I have a BS degree in geology and granted that is where my geology career ended, I have some basic knowledge of the seismic activity of the earth. There are always some earthquakes on a daily basis. Most are under 3.0 and most of those are under a 2. This is gathered on a daily basis from the USGS (United States Geologic Survey). You can find records dating back to 1750.
Here I provided some links for you to see for yourselves the occurrences of earthquakes in the US and this is in response to the two part Youtube video.
This is today's quakes map that records from the past 7 days.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsus/
Compared to the number of quakes, there are very few over a magnitude of 5 which would cause any damage to property.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/states/us_damage_eq.php
This link is the history of damages from earthquake above a VI (damaging earthquakes)
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/states/historical.php/
Now I take you to the list of quakes historical with a magnitude of 3.7 and higher. Here you can see the frequency and magnitude from year to year and discern for yourself.
Now from what he said in his video, that when ever there is activity in the Rocky mountain region of Yellowstone park, there is seems to be activity in the Arkansas region, from this data posted above, there does not necessarily appear to be evidence of this. Look down to year 2006. There was a quake in Colorado 2/10/06 and nothing appearing over a 3.0 in Arkansas. And again in 2004 - 2005, Arkansas had two quakes one in February and one in May, and the Yellowstone region had a quake in Western Montana on 7/26/05. The only two quakes that are within the same month in 2004 are one in Alabama 8/19/04 and one in Wyoming 8/29/04. Now I can't find if there were smaller quakes at the time because it is not recorded on this list. So I can not really determine if this hypothesis of Dutchsinse is completely correct or not.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/01/22/us-fault-lines-graphic-ea_n_432948.html
This is a map of the faults within the US. I believe the two areas are not relatively connected. The fault that runs near Arkansas is a very old fault line that runs down the Mississippi River called The New Madrid Fault line.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Madrid_Seismic_Zone
The Yellowstone region falls in some areas on the Rocky Mountain trench http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocky_Mountain_Trench and the Yellowstone Caldera http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellowstone_Caldera
So yes, there is activity here in the states and yes maybe we are in for some not so normal activity, I just think Dutchsinse is putting things together in an abstract way without any real proof of what he is saying regarding the US. And maybe Japan is falling into the ocean. This is not an expert opinion from me, just wanted to outline some basic info that you can discern for yourselves.
OK, thanks for the debunking PoB and Bluestar. PoB, I had always thought his "HAARP ring" business was bunk, and probably should have said so before posting. It was just the earthquake forecasting I was interested in.
Bluestar, thanks for the perspective. Not knowing anything about geology, his information seemed accurate. Perhaps it's not. One thing he is good for, at least, is simply tracking seismic activity, although his predictive capabilities may be totally useless if he's pulling out patterns that don't exist. He seems to be posting videos announcing quakes before they're reported in the press, too, like the 6.3 that just hit this morning 70km south of the Fukishima plant.
None the less, I think I'll unsubscribe from his channel. It's all making me a bit edgy and I don't really have the knowledge to sort the valuable info from disinfo/mistakes.
Thanks again guys.
Bluestar, thanks for the perspective. Not knowing anything about geology, his information seemed accurate. Perhaps it's not. One thing he is good for, at least, is simply tracking seismic activity, although his predictive capabilities may be totally useless if he's pulling out patterns that don't exist. He seems to be posting videos announcing quakes before they're reported in the press, too, like the 6.3 that just hit this morning 70km south of the Fukishima plant.
None the less, I think I'll unsubscribe from his channel. It's all making me a bit edgy and I don't really have the knowledge to sort the valuable info from disinfo/mistakes.
Thanks again guys.
my Fox Atlanta
Darryl Carver
Updated: Sunday, 10 Apr 2011, 12:29 AM EDT
Published : Saturday, 09 Apr 2011, 4:00 PM EDT
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ATLANTA, Ga. - A flight that took off from Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport on Saturday morning is transporting some much needed help for a nuclear power plant heavily damaged in Japan's massive 9.0 earthquake and the tsunami that followed. The flight carried one of two Putzmeister concrete pumpers being sent to handle the problems at the Fukushima power facility near the quake zone.
A spokesperson with the Wisconsin-based heavy equipment manufacturer Putzmeister says the 190,000-pound truck is built to pump concrete but can also serve another use at the plant, pumping water into components in the facility that need to be cooled. Company CEO Dave Adams says the device can pump three times as much water as a fire truck.
The pumper can be operated remotely from as much as two miles away and with a boom that can reach over 227 feet, nearly the length of an entire football field, it can pump water into tight areas. Adams says by shipping this pumper out of Atlanta and another out of Los Angeles, he hopes the company can plan a part in getting the crisi under control.
"Our whole company feels hopeful that our equipment can be used to make a difference by helping to solve the problem at the nuclear reactor site," says Adams.
The device was loaded onto an AN-124 cargo plane earlier in the week, before its departure at 8 a.m. Saturday morning. Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport spokesman Warren Jones says the Russian made jet is the largest ever to take off from the Atlanta airport and among the largest planes in the world.
The flight is expected to take about two days with refueling stops, and then another week will be spent training plant workers how to use the pump. It is not expected to be put into action attempting to cool the facility for another two weeks.
http://www.myfoxatlanta.com/dpp/news/local_news/plane-carries-pumper-to-japan-20110409-es
Other article : http://www.heraldsun.com.au/ipad/huge-us-pumps-heading-to-japan/story-fn6s850w-1226036660615
Darryl Carver
Updated: Sunday, 10 Apr 2011, 12:29 AM EDT
Published : Saturday, 09 Apr 2011, 4:00 PM EDT
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ATLANTA, Ga. - A flight that took off from Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport on Saturday morning is transporting some much needed help for a nuclear power plant heavily damaged in Japan's massive 9.0 earthquake and the tsunami that followed. The flight carried one of two Putzmeister concrete pumpers being sent to handle the problems at the Fukushima power facility near the quake zone.
A spokesperson with the Wisconsin-based heavy equipment manufacturer Putzmeister says the 190,000-pound truck is built to pump concrete but can also serve another use at the plant, pumping water into components in the facility that need to be cooled. Company CEO Dave Adams says the device can pump three times as much water as a fire truck.
The pumper can be operated remotely from as much as two miles away and with a boom that can reach over 227 feet, nearly the length of an entire football field, it can pump water into tight areas. Adams says by shipping this pumper out of Atlanta and another out of Los Angeles, he hopes the company can plan a part in getting the crisi under control.
"Our whole company feels hopeful that our equipment can be used to make a difference by helping to solve the problem at the nuclear reactor site," says Adams.
The device was loaded onto an AN-124 cargo plane earlier in the week, before its departure at 8 a.m. Saturday morning. Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport spokesman Warren Jones says the Russian made jet is the largest ever to take off from the Atlanta airport and among the largest planes in the world.
The flight is expected to take about two days with refueling stops, and then another week will be spent training plant workers how to use the pump. It is not expected to be put into action attempting to cool the facility for another two weeks.
http://www.myfoxatlanta.com/dpp/news/local_news/plane-carries-pumper-to-japan-20110409-es
Other article : http://www.heraldsun.com.au/ipad/huge-us-pumps-heading-to-japan/story-fn6s850w-1226036660615