LIVE "ELF/ULF" MONITORING OF EARTHQUAKE PRECURSOR SIGNALS ON GLP. QUAKE FORECAST UP TO 6HRS IN ADVANCE...(((Updated Daily))) By ELQ.

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125 Years of National Geographic
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Isostasy, gravity, and the Moon: an explainer of the first results of the GRAIL mission
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Update on active Volcano webcams



Mixed (hekla/taal,el hierro etc)
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Chile
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Hawaii
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Kamchatka
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Indonesia Merapi
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Central and South America
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Magnitude 3.0 - GREATER LOS ANGELES AREA, CALIFORNIA

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Quake swarm in Hawaii, 3 quakes in the last hour. The bigest one: Type: Earthquake
50 minutes ago
Magnitude: 3.4
DateTime: Sunday January 13 2013, 14:28:57 UTC
Region: Island of Hawaii, Hawaii
Depth: 3.7 km
Source: USGS Feed [link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

Type: Earthquake
37 minutes ago
Magnitude: 5.5
DateTime: Sunday January 13 2013, 16:28:29 UTC
Region: Gulf of California
Depth: 10 km
Source: USGS Feed [link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

This one right here: Thread: Violent submarine volcano off the coast of Baja, California!!! M5.5 and M4.4 now, right in volcano !!!

This big quake right in the volcano only 10Km depth... i think the fault is opening and magma is going up... what do you think?

ANOTHER ONE!!! Type: Earthquake
29 minutes ago
Magnitude: 4.4
DateTime: Sunday January 13 2013, 17:04:47 UTC
Region: Gulf of California
Depth: 10.1 km
Source: USGS Feed [link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

Type: Earthquake
27 minutes ago
Magnitude: 5.5
DateTime: Sunday January 13 2013, 17:53:46 UTC
Region: Near S Coast of New Guinea, PNG.
Depth: 15 km
Source: GeoScience Australia [link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

Disaster-Movie & drama "The Impossible" based on 2004 Indonesia-Tsunami



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Same as that NOVA footage

POTSDAM:

F-E Region: Northern Chile
Time: 2013-01-13 21:23:27.7 UTC
Magnitude: 5.6
Epicenter: 69.21°W 20.18°S
Depth: 72 km
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Google-Maps:
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Type: Earthquake
37 minutes ago
Magnitude: 4.3
DateTime: Sunday January 13 2013, 22:59:59 UTC
Region: Central Alaska
Depth: 124.7 km
Source: USGS Feed

Type: Earthquake
37 minutes ago
Magnitude: 4.3
DateTime: Sunday January 13 2013, 22:59:59 UTC
Region: Central Alaska
Depth: 124.7 km
Source: USGS Feed

Type: Earthquake
36 minutes ago
Magnitude: 2.1
DateTime: Sunday January 13 2013, 23:00:55 UTC
Region: Island of Hawaii, Hawaii
Depth: 2.5 km
Source: USGS Feed

[link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

2012 In Review – Volcanoes
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2012 In Review – Solar activity & space weather
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2012 was warmest and second most extreme year on record for the contiguous U.S.
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Yeesh, this thing is really heating up.

I've been suspecting for months that something around the Bowie Seamount is becoming active again. RoF looks very disturbed today, just like it did before the big Alaska quake the other week.

Carlsberg Ridge quaking again.

2013-01-14 00:58:23.019min ago 0.71 S 68.69 E 33 4.6 CARLSBERG RIDGE

[link to www.emsc-csem.org]

Type: Earthquake
2 hours ago
Magnitude: 2.5
DateTime: Monday January 14 2013, 03:31:43 UTC
Region: NW of Parkes, NSW.
Depth: 0 km
Source: GeoScience Australia

Type: Earthquake
4 hours ago
Magnitude: 4.5
DateTime: Monday January 14 2013, 01:14:57 UTC
Region: Gulf of Aden
Depth: 6.4 km
Source: USGS Feed

Type: Earthquake
4 hours ago
Magnitude: 4.7DateTime: Monday January 14 2013, 01:57:21 UTC
Region: D'entrecasteaux Islands Region
Depth: 60 km
Source: CSEM-EMSC Feed

[link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

Thread: Pacific cyclone burying Tokyo in snow "most explosively"!!! Late Monday, cyclone will be 939 mb or lower w/major hurricane force winds!!!

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Hiya and morning all,



yesterday, 2013/01/12 a larger than normal explosion occurred at Stromboli, it triggered a partial crater wall collapse
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Update

See also:
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Damn, and i have to go there one time..:

Hawaii Nightlight
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More:
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Morning, friends!

Magnitude 5.5 - SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

here im showing you very strange region of HAARP datas

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Haarp looks very ugly today --

[link to www.haarp.alaska.edu]

I just love that data gap right after a significant wide band short signal. Indicative of a piezoelectric anomaly.

Up and running today, monitoring as we speak. Have had a lot of request to monitor today due to the gut feeling of some folks.

THANK YOU!

awesome, thank you

Earthquake shakes up residents in Tasmania

Posted on January 13, 2013by The Extinction Protocol


January 13, 2013 – TASMANIA - Residents on Tasmania’s northern coast have woken to tremors after a 3.4-magnitude earthquake struck 10km from the shore. The earthquake, about 10 to 12 kilometers from Wynyard, hit at 7.21am (AEDT), sending short and sharp tremors to nearby Burnie and as far away as Launceston, said Geoscience Australia seismologist Jonathan Bathgate. Mr. Bathgate said the agency received around 100 calls from residents who felt the tremors. “It’s been fairly widely-felt across that section of Tasmania,” he said. “They generally hear a loud noise and feel a sharp, sudden jolt. “The phones have been just ringing constantly. “I think it woke a few people up.” Mr. Bathgate said it was not uncommon to get earthquakes in the area which experienced a 3.6-magnitude earthquake in 2006 and a 3.8 in 2007. He said an earthquake of this size, and so far from shore, was unlikely to have done any damage and no reports of damage had been received. Burnie resident Lyn Paine said the tremor shook her house for 10 seconds. “I just thought `what the heck is that?” Ms Paine said. “It felt like if a big truck goes past your house. “It wasn’t enough to lose pictures off the wall or anything. “That’s a pretty unusual thing for here – I’ve never experienced it.” A Tasmania police spokesman said they had received calls reporting the tremor but no reports of damage. –The Australian

Seismologist warns tremors signal larger quakes: Smaller earthquakes in Cowra and surrounds could be a warning for stronger, potentially damaging earthquakes, says a prominent seismologist. Director at the Australian Seismological Centre in Canberra Kevin McCue said a 3.2 magnitude earthquake on Monday night at Frogmore could be a sign of things to come. “This morning a small, shallow, magnitude 3.2 earthquake was recorded on the network at 12 minutes past 3am,” he said. “It was big enough to be quite strongly felt if you were within 10km of the epicenter.” Mr. McCue said that a series of smaller earthquakes could potentially lead to a larger, more serious earthquake with a magnitude 5 or higher. He said earthquakes are often overlooked because damaging events are rare compared to other natural disasters. “We cannot predict earthquakes, but there is a 10 per cent chance of [a one in] 500 year earthquake occurring in any 50 years, the next 50; or similarly that the 100 years earthquake has a 10 per cent chance of occurring in the next 10 years.” Cowra was shaken last year with a magnitude 3.8 with an epicenter 10km north of Boorowa. “I just want to make sure people know these are still happening.” Earthquakes occur when rocks break and move as a result of stresses caused by tectonic plates. However, earthquakes are rare in Australia as it is located in the middle of the Indo-Australian tectonic plate, with no major fault lines running through the country. But Mr McCue said that even though the nearest fault line to the region runs through New Zealand and other island nations in the Pacific Ocean, there are minor fault lines running through Australia. “There are [minor] faults everywhere in Australia,” he said. “Because our continent is so old, there has been plenty of time for these faults to occur.” He said these minor fault lines are caused when the Indo Australian plate rubs alongside the Pacific plate. –CG [link to theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com]

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