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Magnitude: 5.6
DateTime: Sunday December 9 2012, 21:45:34 UTC
Region: Mindanao, Philippines
Depth: 56 km
Source: USGS Feed
[link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

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Magnitude: 5
DateTime: Sunday December 9 2012, 23:50:35 UTC
Region: off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
Depth: 37.9 km
Source: USGS Feed
[link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

Looks like HARRP is beginning to show signs again after flat line for 5 days just stating
[link to www.haarp.alaska.edu]

Wow, Japan getting slammed!

Magnitude: 4.9
DateTime: Sunday December 9 2012, 23:56:36 UTC
Region: off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
Depth: 34 km
Source: USGS Feed
[link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

Magnitude: 4.8
DateTime: Monday December 10 2012, 00:09:53 UTC
Region: off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
Depth: 33.9 km
Source: USGS Feed
[link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

This area is unsettled too.

2012-12-10 00:18:30.2 7.12 N 126.52 E 10 M 5.0 A MINDANAO, PHILIPPINES GFZ

and one in Russia (not reported on other sites):
2012-12-09 23:57:59.7 57.62 N 50.35 E 10 mb 4.2 A WESTERN RUSSIA


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Yes! Seems the energy is slowly moving our way. Cook Inlet and this elbow again-Earthquake in the Cape Yakataga
[link to www.aeic.alaska.edu]

Last Edited by AKObserver on 12/09/2012 07:49 PM

hmmm...

did you see this, isis?

Deadly Typhoon Bopha makes U-turn back to Philippines

[link to theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com]

December 9, 2012 – MANILA – Heavy rain brought flooding fears in the north of the storm-battered Philippines as Typhoon Bopha returned today, days after slamming into the south of the country and leaving almost 1,400 dead or missing. While the powerful typhoon had weakened to a tropical storm, it was still causing downpours in the north even as hundreds in the south struggled to recover from its fury, said civil defense chief Benito Ramos. “It will bring rain, not so much wind. We anticipate flash floods and landslides. We expect low-lying areas to be flooded again,” Ramos told AFP. Local relief and rescue teams along with the military were in position while residents were on alert for rising waters. Officials said 548 people are confirmed dead after Bopha struck last week. The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council said 827 are missing, a sharp rise on earlier estimates of about 500 unaccounted for. Most deaths were in Mindanao where mountainous gold-rush sites were hit hard. Almost 178,000 people were still in crowded evacuation centers. Ramos said the massive death toll in Mindanao had made residents in the north more cautious. “They are more alert now. They were watching developments in the south where we incurred a substantial number of casualties and they were alarmed,” he said. Despite Bopha’s weakening, the second-level of a three-step storm alert was raised over three northern provinces. Lower alerts were hoisted over surrounding areas, the government weather station said. Bopha struck the southern Philippines last week, wiping whole towns off the map with its 210km per hour winds and heavy rains. The strongest typhoon to hit the country this year cut through the central islands and was heading out to the South China Sea when it made a U-turn towards the north this weekend. Early Sunday Bopha was just off the northern city of Laoag, packing gusts of 120km per hour as it moved east at 15km per hour, the station said. –Sun Daily

Breaking News. Dec.9,2012 Typhoon Bopha Return To the Central Phillippines *****


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There are over 300 fishermen missing too. Praying for all.

AK did you know about this:

Alaska burning: explosion near Eagle leads to mysterious geologic ground craters

[link to theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com]

December 8, 2012 – ALASKA - Residents in the Yukon River community of Eagle are excited about a mysterious geologic event that is emitting fire, steam and a sulfur smell. Yukon Charley Rivers National Preserve lead Interpretative Ranger Pat Sanders says it all started on Sept. 27. An explosion was heard, in Eagle, which is rare so of course we were interested,” Sanders said. Sanders says on Oct. 10, a fire was spotted about 2 miles up the Tatonduk River, known locally as Sheep Creek. She says the fire spread to about 15 acres. “And on the 15th of October we had snow and the fire was still going although it appeared to be emitting steam and there was a sulfur smell,” Sanders said. No one has been on the ground there yet, but over-flight photographs reveal a slumping area that is steaming and looks a lot like a mini volcano crater. Sanders says the area is about 25 miles Northeast of Eagle and it’s located on Doyon land. She says both NPS and USGS geologists suspect it is a shale oil rock deposit. Sanders says the area has two slumping craters that cover about a five acre area. “It’s been really interesting to watch because it’s still steaming and still burning but if it is indeed oil shale as USGS suspects, oil shale and sulfur, it could be as deep as a thousand feet which means it could have been burning for some time from a lightning strike years ago and it’s been burning underground and finally burned enough to cause a slump or a crater like depression in the earth so until we actually get boots on the ground and we don’t know when that’s going to happen, we’re not going to know,” Sanders said. Sanders says it’s difficult to tell from the hazy aerial pictures, but the craters appear to be as deep as 150 to 200 feet and she says there has been significant slumping since it was first observed. She says the Hard Luck Creek fault is in the area and is an active fault. USGS geologist Marti Miller says it’s more likely to be burning oil shale not a burning coal seam. “But we’re fairly confident that it’s not a hot spring or some other type of volcanic related incident,” Miller said, which will be disappointing news to Pat Sanders in Eagle. “Of course everyone in Eagle is hoping it’s going to be a thermal event and we’ll end up with a hot springs but maybe that’s just because it was 45 below last week,” Sanders said. NPS geologist Linda Stromquist says, although they would like to examine the site sooner, at this point in the year it is probably prudent to wait until better weather and daylight conditions improve, toward spring. –Alaska Public

Yes I saw that but they said no more info for us right now because of weather conditions also know they don't really know...so we have our own sinkholes now too! They are on Native land so they probably need permission to enter.

Last Edited by AKObserver on 12/09/2012 08:17 PM

Hundreds of fishermen missing in Philippine storm
[link to news.yahoo.com]

Last Edited by AKObserver on 12/09/2012 08:38 PM

was this the same storm that made it to nz last week, resulting in a tornado, and deaths in auckland?

Worst case at giant sinkhole? “Great fear it could explode” — Area to be sacrifice zone? —‘Very degrading situation (VIDEO)

[link to enenews.com]

Here's a good one from the NY Times
[...] The 7.3-magnitude quake that struck at 5:29 p.m. under the seabed off the northeast shore of Honshu, the country’s largest island, was the largest aftershock since immediately after last year’s quake, according to the National Earthquake Information Center in Colorado.

[...] On Thursday, a radiological cleanup worker helping to remove contaminated soil from Naraha, a town in Fukushima Prefecture that remains partially evacuated because of radiation fears, appeared not to be worried about storing bags of that dirt along the coastline.

The worker, who declined to give his name, brushed off questions over whether those bags might be torn in another tsunami. “There isn’t going to be another tsunami,” he said.
[link to enenews.com]

Wonder what this anomaly is showing? [link to www.haarp.alaska.edu] Everything seems very unstable with these readings and TEC has tanked again [link to www.haarp.alaska.edu] Even the Fluxgate Magnetometer is showing an ionospheric disturbance [link to www.haarp.alaska.edu]

Wish Nerd was around.

Last Edited by AKObserver on 12/09/2012 10:50 PM

yeah, where are you nerd?????

Wow! Check this out what a trip!
Real time seismograph from Japan
it's chirping like a tree full of birds! This can not be good
[link to www.ustream.tv]
found it on another thread

Just got in the door saw this
Local Date: Monday December 10th, 2012
Local Time: 12:42 AM AKST
Universal Time: 12/10/2012 09:42:16.232 UTC
Magnitude: 3.13 ML
Latitude: 60.5374
Longitude: -152.8224
Depth: 81 miles (130 km)
Author: oa_opDbgMlMwp

This earthquake was:
5 miles (7 km) NW of Redoubt Volcano
36 miles (58 km) NNE of Iliamna Volcano
and this one
Local Date: Sunday December 9th, 2012
Local Time: 10:35 PM AKST
Universal Time: 12/10/2012 07:35:02.798 UTC
Magnitude: 3.77 ML
Latitude: 61.8153
Longitude: -152.0609
Depth: 67 miles (107 km)
Author: oa_opDbgMlMwp

This earthquake was:
20 miles (32 km) NE of Hayes Volcano
31 miles (49 km) WSW of Skwentna
36 miles (58 km) N of Mt. Spurr
95 miles from Mt Redoubt
Look at all the activity
[link to www.aeic.alaska.edu]

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