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Been too quiet down there so now we have this.

Magnitude 6.3 - SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Thread: A strong winter cyclone to impact London, Paris and Milan!!! Heavy Snow across east London Now!!!

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Just in: Magnitude 5.7 #quake struck Chile at 2:54p ET. Epicenter just offshore, 25mi SSW of Valparaiso; strongly felt in Santiago also.

Yes, followed by a 5.0.

5.0 2013/02/10 20:00:36 -33.467 -72.023 23.7 OFFSHORE VALPARAISO, CHILE
5.7 2013/02/10 19:54:33 -33.386 -71.772 35.1 OFFSHORE VALPARAISO, CHILE

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

[link to www.haarp.alaska.edu]

2.5 hertz

Bumping this

this is impressive isn't it?

825. PlazaRed09:05 PM GMT em 10 de Fevereiro de 2013

Quoting Luisport:
Jim Cantore‏@JimCantore

That is nasty !! MT @mikeseidel Huge drop off as they lost about 20' of sand due to extreme erosion on Plum Island, MA Link

I dont like to postulate this but in the world of hydro, or Hydrus as the case may be.
If you raise the sea level by a few inches or centimeters then you can upset the whole system of currents and flows in the area.
If you raise the sea level by a few centimeters globally then you can expect that things which existed disappear and maybe other things appear.
Sort of 2 dimensional hydraulic fever!
Once the sea levels rise, even just a bit, then what you onece knew might easily become history and fond memories.
It might then be welcome to the new coastline.
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This doesn't look good
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Two more.

2013-02-10 23:25:13.022min ago 10.66 S 164.76 E 40 5.2 SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS REGION

2013-02-10 22:12:30.01hr 36min ago 10.50 S 164.99 E 8 5.0 SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS REGION

Also earlier a 4.9 and 4.7.

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Thread: 932 mb Extratropical Monster Storm to Northeast !!! GFS 12z bombs out coastal low.1000 mb to 956 mb in 24hrs getting historical territory!!! (Page 5)

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Magnitude 5.1 - NORTH KOREA

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

They were saying that they were about to do a nuke test. This could be what caused the 5.1.

That's what it was according to Twitter NK tested a nuke

#ROK media: South Korea has raised military readiness posture and government calls emergency national security meeting.

Last Edited by AKObserver on 02/12/2013 12:29 AM

News is reporting that the Russian defense ministry is saying that NK test is "over 7 kt".

That's about 40% of a Hiroshima bomb. By nuclear standards, a very unimpressive yield (the design yield of the Tsar Bomba was 15,000 times higher, and fielded US warheads are 1,000 times higher). That's especially problematic for NK when combined with the 3-4km CEP of the Taepodong 2. A 7kt yield will only destroy most civilian buildings in a 1km radius, so they really can't control what they'd be hitting - if they even can mate it to a missile at all, and assuming they could get past US missile defenses (having only a small number of primitive missiles, that's questionable).

I wonder what the planned yield was? I imagine they're working on reducing their warhead size while trying to maintain yield in order to mate it to their missiles.

There are various missile configurations they could use, and the further they want to go, the smaller the payload they can carry. But even if they could reach LA with it (highly unlikely), due to the high CEP, it could well end up landing, say, on an empty Dodger Stadium/Elysian Reservoir/Echo Park, with most of the energy of the blast wasted. Targeted at Honolulu (much more realistic range if nuclear tipped), odds are 3 to 1 that that the blast would be centered well over the ocean or in the mountains - quite possibly not even close enough to cause more than some fallout and temporary vision loss for those looking straight at it when it went off.

But nonetheless, while not enough of a threat to really be a nuclear *deterrent*, it's not something to be just ignored. It's most certainly still a very deadly weapon that - IF capable of being mated to a missle - has the potential to kill tens of thousands if lucky with targetting and if not intercepted (or if trucked or flown or shipped somewhere in secret).

Comparison of seismic waveforms of 2009 North Korean nuclear test and 2013 event (awesome image!)

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Could be very close, as 2006 and 2009 tests were:
[link to www.rdss.info]




For those preferring their reading on nuclear tests bit more accessible

Forensic Seismology & Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty
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Unusual geological event in North Korea on Tuesday, 12 February, 2013 at 04:00 (04:00 AM) UTC.

Description
The U.S. Geological Survey is reporting a 4.9-magnitude earthquake in North Korea, raising fears that Pyongyang may have gone ahead with its threat to conduct a third nuclear test. The USGS report put the epicenter of the quake in Kilju county, near where North Korea's Punggye-ri nuclear test site is located. South Korean officials would not confirm whether the widely anticipated nuclear test had taken place, but several officials says it is the "likely" cause of the quake. North Korea is not prone to seismic activity. South Korean President Lee Myung-bak has convened a meeting of the National Security Council in response to the suspected test. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is also holding an emergency meeting Tuesday. North Korea has threatened to carry out its third nuclear test in retaliation for United Nations sanctions that were expanded last month in response to a recent long-range rocket launch. Earlier Tuesday, North Korean state media threatened an unspecified "high-intensity" action, but did not mention any possible nuclear test.
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Type: Earthquake
24 minutes ago
Magnitude: 4.1
DateTime: Tuesday February 12 2013, 12:26:56 UTC
Region: Northeastern Iran
Depth: 8 km
Source: CSEM-EMSC Feed [link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

Thread: Just in: NOAA upgrades Sandy to a Cat 3 hurricane just before it struck Cuba in Oct 2012. Makes it one of 2 major hurricanes in 2012!!!

Type: Earthquake
4 minutes ago
Magnitude: 3
DateTime: Tuesday February 12 2013, 19:27:48 UTC
Region: Southern California
Depth: 8.2 km
Source: USGS Feed [link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

Part 2: Extinction-level supervolcano growing in the Pacific

Posted on February 12, 2013by The Extinction Protocol


February 12, 2013 – RING OF FIRE – Bad news, everyone – you have another near-certain world-ending catastrophe to look forward to. Scientists have confirmed that two continent-sized chemical blobs of partially melted rock are converging in the Pacific, and look set to create a massive new volcano, which could prove cataclysmic to life on Earth. Geologist Michael Thorne at the University of Utah reports in Earth and Planetary Science that the collision is slowly happening 1,800 miles beneath the ocean. He says that the collision could lead in two possible directions – both of which are bad, and would wipe out millions of species. One is just a massive single eruption, which would kill us all, the other is a thousand-year flood basalt eruption, which would also kill us. The problem is that two enormous “thermochemical piles” of molten rock about 3,000 miles across are moving towards each other at the bottom of the Earth’s mantle. The piles have been known about for decades, but it was originally thought they were static. But after extensive study with seismic waves, Thorne is convinced they’re in fact moving together. The result is a massive, molten blob that will one day be created beneath the ocean, creating a huge amount of pressure that will eventually blow up in our face. “What we may be detecting is the start of one of these large eruptive events that – if it ever happens – could cause very massive destruction on Earth,” said Thorne. Luckily the process is slow – it shouldn’t happen for another 100 million years or so. –Huffington UK [link to theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com]

Extreme Weather in South Africa on Tuesday, 12 February, 2013 at 19:32 (07:32 PM) UTC.

Description
Lightning struck nine teenage pupils at a boys school in Johannesburg as they played cricket on Tuesday, paramedics said. "There were children hit by lightning," said private emergency service Netcare 911 spokeswoman Santi Steinman, adding that all nine boys survived. The boys aged 16 to 18 were pupils at the King Edward High School, which was founded in 1902. "Only nine 1st team cricketers affected. 7 stable and 2 under high care," the school posted on microblogging site Twitter. Late afternoon thunderstorms are an almost daily occurrence in the north of the country during the summer rainy season.
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Type: Earthquake
50 minutes ago
Magnitude: 5.1
DateTime: Tuesday February 12 2013, 20:17:47 UTC
Region: Scotia Sea
Depth: 19 km
Source: CSEM-EMSC Feed [link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]