6.2-magnitude quake hits NE Japan - Is this an aftershock or foreshock?!!!

Richard Boylan, predicts 9.5 Mega-Quake to strike Japan..

I found this while googling

I don't think there's really any way to know whether that was a foreshock or not. That said, given the seismic escalation of the last couple of years, I'd GUESS that was a foreshock...but that could also be entirely wrong.

Still, look at this:

[link to tinypic.com]

That same curve is reflective of the increase in volcanic eruptions, avalanches, landslides, sinkholes, building collapses, aberrant tides, 'rogue waves' and lithosphere tears. What do all those things have in common? They are affected by tidal forces - e.g. gravity.

An unknown object has been approaching us for a while. The gravitational force exerted on one object (the Earth) by another object (unknown) is inversely proportional to the SQUARE of distance. So as distance shrinks, you see curves like that, which go hyperbolic.

Whatever the asteroid belt used to be, it was also at one time approached by this same object. Whatever the object is, it got too close, that curve went steeply vertical, and tidal forces tore apart whatever body used to exist between Mars and Jupiter.

There is more evidence. Ten years ago Pluto warmed mysteriously and its atmosphere tripled in size. At the same time an aberration in the mass of the reference kilogram began to make itself known. To measure that mass, the scientists first calculate the local gravity field in real-time, taking into account all known tidal forces (e.g. gravitational forces). Somebody didn't tell them this object was coming, so garbage in, garbage out.

Yet more evidence that something powerful comes through our system from time to time. Venus' rotation is backwards. The Sun rises in the west there and sets in the east. And its day is more than 200 of ours. Current scientific theory is that it came close at some point to a VERY powerful magnetic field which - through magnetic friction - slowed its rotation and ultimately reversed it (slightly).

I believe our binary companion, a brown dwarf, is here right now, close.

Here's a couple of images from Neumayer Research Station:

Neumayer, Moon overhead:
[link to tinypic.com]

Neumayer, 3 hours later, brown dward overhead:
[link to tinypic.com]

It's here. Let us hope it does not do to us what it did to the body that once existed between Mars and Jupiter.

don't know