The monsters wakes up ! Katla Hekla Iceland Dead Zone and rift as uniform system ! A lot of others worldwide !

Wow, blowing dark smoke on screen left right now.

Wow, blowing dark smoke on screen left right now.

This

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That is remarkable. Time of shot the same with begining of tremor here
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Meanwhile



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and all there is melting
[link to www.ruv.is]
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and
Magnitude Mw 5.8
Region KERMADEC ISLANDS, NEW ZEALAND
Date time 2013-02-18 12:19:20.0 UTC
Location 30.60 S ; 178.19 W
Depth 40 km
[link to www.emsc-csem.org]

40 km from Curtis Island
[link to www.volcano.si.edu]
Volcano Type: Submarine volcano
Volcano Status: Uncertain
Summit Elevation: 137 m
Last Known Eruption: Unknown
Curtis and nearby Cheeseman Islands are the uplifted portion of a submarine volcano astride the Kermadec Ridge. The age of the small islands is considered to be Pleistocene, and rocks consist dominantly, if not entirely, of andesitic pyroclastic-flow deposits (Lloyd, 1992)...
Geologic studies have documented a remarkable uplift of 18 m of Curtis Island during the past 200 years, with 7 m of uplift occurring between 1929 and 1964 (Doyle et al., 1979). An active submarine magmatic or solfataric vent is believed to exist near Curtis Island, but its activity cannot unequivocally be associated with Curtis volcano (Lloyd, 1992).

45: 20,000 ft (6 km) ash plume reported over Barren Island volcano: aviation code red

Posted on February 18, 2013by The Extinction Protocol

February 17, 2013 – ANDAMAN ISLANDS – A new eruption seems to have started. An ash plume rising to 20,000 ft (6 km) altitude and drifting 120 nautical miles to the SW was reported last night by VAAC Darwin. The aviation color code was raised to RED. This volcanic island stands in the midst of a volcanic belt on the edge of the Indian and Burmese tectonic plates. Barren Island is located in the Andaman Sea, one of the most easterly of the Andaman Islands. It is the only confirmed active volcano in South Asia. Along with the rest of the Andamans, it is a part of the Indian Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, and lies about 135 km (84 mi) northeast of the territory’s capital, Port Blair. The first recorded eruption of the volcano dates back to 1787. Since then, the volcano has erupted more than ten times, with the most recent one which started in September 2010 and continued through January 2011. –Volcano Discovery, Wikipedia [link to theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com]

Early here was marked January-February eqs
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earthquake2013-02-05 03:57:29.0 14.02 N 92.85 E 24 mb 4.9 ANDAMAN ISLANDS, INDIA REGION 2013-02-05 07:30
earthquake2013-02-04 01:19:26.0 11.98 N 92.49 E 10 mb 4.8 ANDAMAN ISLANDS, INDIA REGION 2013-02-04 07:41
earthquake2013-01-31 20:30:58.0 14.19 N 92.98 E 10 M 4.2 ANDAMAN ISLANDS, INDIA REGION 2013-02-02 21:32
earthquake2013-01-11 09:10:16.0 13.39 N 92.34 E 35 mb 5.0 ANDAMAN ISLANDS, INDIA REGION

near Andaman islands volcanos.
And now we can see this volcano eruption:
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Barren Island volcano, #India. Eruption with ash emissions 20,000 ft altitude extending 120 nautical miles SW 16 February.
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Volcano Type: Stratovolcano
Volcano Status: Historical
Last Known Eruption: 2011
Barren Island, a possession of India in the Andaman Sea about 135 km NE of Port Blair in the Andaman Islands, is the only historically active volcano along the N-S-trending volcanic arc extending between Sumatra and Burma (Myanmar). The 354-m-high island is the emergent summit of a volcano that rises from a depth of about 2250 m. The small, uninhabited 3-km-wide island contains a roughly 2-km-wide caldera with walls 250-350 m high. The caldera, which is open to the sea on the west...

Earthquakes in the Eifel volcanic field [link to www.youtube.com]

thing is, is that gas a RECENT thing, or has it always been like that?

Meanwhile



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and all there is melting
[link to www.ruv.is]
[link to en.vedur.is]

most important today i guess
image is very impressive

The gas has always been bubbling. The video is from 2009. But there is still no decent monitoring.

found an interesting link on 18th century natural phenomena

1755, when Katla erupted big, was a FUN year..

[link to www.phenomena.org.uk]

a lot of shit happened to europe that year. a repeat would send this forum into meltdown

read through the other years as well. a shitload of stuff happened in the past

look at this for example..

[link to www.phenomena.org.uk]

1761 July 17
Yorkshire
Sea disturbance
Tide rose and fell 4 times in 15 minutes

1761 July 28
England, Ireland
Sea disturbance
'Flux and reflux' all day

found an interesting link on 18th century natural phenomena

1755, when Katla erupted big, was a FUN year..

[link to www.phenomena.org.uk]

a lot of shit happened to europe that year. a repeat would send this forum into meltdown

read through the other years as well. a shitload of stuff happened in the past

look at this for example..

[link to www.phenomena.org.uk]

1761 July 17
Yorkshire
Sea disturbance
Tide rose and fell 4 times in 15 minutes

1761 July 28
England, Ireland
Sea disturbance
'Flux and reflux' all day

it's not ufo, it's real steam near Hekla today morning confirmed by Jon's chart, what do you think?
[link to i1164.photobucket.com]

yeah, that's steam. seen similar at Katla too this past couple of years. perhaps they'll all blow, at once?

I'm sitting here open mouthed at that phenomena link above. I think we're in for a lot of trouble when Iceland really gets going, because it seems that when she plays up, all sorts of shit starts happening, going by that link, including meteors 'bigger than the moon'

ring any bells?