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

Newby says:

February 12, 2013 at 15:49


Does anyone have any idea what has caused this rather dramatic rise as Sau?
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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]

Yes, this is really very interesting investigation !
Direct link to origin source was here:

Nothing suspicious in vicinities of Saurbaer at last sat shots not visible...
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Explain why I doubt the ice age in the near future:
I think that we have to pass before him the peak and following end of the phase of global warming (not early). With the critical melting remains of glaciers and Arctic. And namely it just would cause the maximum subsequent widespread tectonic and volcanic activity, which, in turn, will lead to the gradual "slipping" in the direction of "Ice Age." But not before , and a few eruptions of Katla - Hekla scale will be for it is not enough.
And those sporadic unusual heatings of the stratosphere (caused by Rossby waves?) of which you speak I think the primary consequence of global warming, leading to a common global "rocking" of climate from the previous stable state, only one of the many signs of its beginning and gain. I think no more.

It seems, at the foot of Stromboli accumulated a lot of still very hot volcanic material
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katla looks amazing tonight

northern lights, much more fluid, if that's the right term, tonight than i've seen them before

Kilauea deformation up to new record inflation heights
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Wow. great! Sadly that clour cam still ofline

Sometimes explosions and outpouring of lava from the new location - below the top of the crater. It seems that there is a new crack
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Thread: 'Supervolcano' forming near New Zealand

John Seach@johnseach

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#Dabbahu volcano, #Afar Rift, #Ethiopia. Location where active continental breakup is observed. DON'T_USE-THIS/YVQWui

John Seach@johnseach
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#Manam volcano, Papua New Guinea. high level ash to 33,000 ft altitude extending SW 12 February.

John Seach@johnseach
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#Bagana volcano, Papua New Guinea. ash 5000 ft altitude extending 30 nautical miles NW 13 February.
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Volcano Eruption in Papua New Guinea on Wednesday, 13 February, 2013 at 04:10 (04:10 AM) UTC.

Description
A high level eruption occurred at Manam volcano, Papua New Guinea on 12th February 2013. Ash emissions reached an altitude of 33,000 ft. The aviation alert has been raised to the highest level RED. [link to hisz.rsoe.hu]

Newby says:

February 13, 2013 at 10:22


Has anyone else ever seen the Hekla strain drop this much before? Seems unusual to me, could it be weather related?
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El Nathan says:

February 13, 2013 at 10:40


It’s sort of happening on all 4 stations that are measuring the strain, as you can see here: [link to hraun.vedur.is]

Don’t know what it is, perhaps one of the Iceland-experts knows more about it and whether it is unusual.

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Oh my God, in the umpteenth time in different threads are all one and the same research (look for example here yesterday 04:25 PM comment).
At wired com also it posted today at least second time

Patrickick says:

February 13, 2013 at 12:17


Even more interesting: [link to hraun.vedur.is]
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what is this?

Generally speaking, in the past at this station from time to time have repeatedly appeared strange graphics and many believed that this hydrothermal activity in the area of instrumentation. No other signs of something more serious so far anywhere on any devices not seen, including satellite data. So most likely, in this case too alarmed yet.
From other side, if look at this picture, it can be very frightened:
[link to satepsanone.nesdis.noaa.gov]

Heightened volcanic activity reported in the Solomon Islands region

Posted on February 13, 2013by The Extinction Protocol


February 13, 2013 – SOLOMON ISLANDS - The National Disaster Management Office in Solomon Islands says volcanic activity has increased on an island in Temotu province since the magnitude 8.0 earthquake several days ago. Sipuru Rove says the uninhabited island of Tinakula, which is about 50 kilometers north of Lata, has being making loud and strange sounds. He says help and information is needed from technical experts to assess the risk posed to the local community by the volcano as they are worried an eruption could be near. “The volcanic activity on one of the islands that is off Lata is alarming at the moment. And this will really require scientific special people to assist us in assessing this volcanic activity which is beginning to be abnormal.” Sipuru Rove says there are also significant aftershocks which meant a plane with supplies and medical staff couldn’t land and was forced to return to Honiara. –Radio New Zealand [link to theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com]

Jamie says:

February 13, 2013 at 15:34


Got some deep quakes east of Hekla.

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Yes, we also marked it: they continues second week on half way between Torfajokull and Hekla
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look at the way they seem to 'close' the circle of the caldera??

oh, great

just what we need. even MORE s02 pumped up there!

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Magnitude ML 3.2
Region PORTUGAL
Date time 2013-02-13 17:22:12.0 UTC
Location 41.19 N ; 8.39 W
Depth 15 km

Did you feel it?

From testimonies:

Witness location : São Mamede de Infesta (Portugal) (18 km W from epicenter)
A briefly approaching sound, followed for a very brief shake 1-2 seconds long

Witness location : Paços de Ferreira (Portugal) (10 km N from epicenter)
I felt it like a big shake! Everyone felt it. Very nead epicenter

Witness location : Paço de Sousa (Portugal) (5 km SE from epicenter)
I was inside my house and felt it for 2/3s, no objects fell but the windows shook violently. At first i thought it was just a big truck passing by.
... (total 92)
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Still nothing interestin I guess

This one remarkable
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Magnitude ML 2.7
Region AZORES ISLANDS, PORTUGAL
Date time 2013-02-13 17:30:00.0 UTC
Location 39.07 N ; 27.87 W
Depth 5 km

it's Graciosa volcano (RSOE gives 6 km distance - I guess really more closer, also RSOE gives mistaken time of eq, 16:30 UTC : [link to hisz.rsoe.hu]

Graciosa volcano
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Volcano Type: Stratovolcano
Volcano Status: Holocene
Last Known Eruption: Unknown
Summit Elevation: 402 m 1,319 feet
Latitude: 39.02°N 39°1'0"N
Longitude: 27.97°W 27°58'0"W
The SE end of Graciosa, the northernmost of the central Azorean islands, contains a small 0.9 x 1.6 km caldera with active fumaroles. The 402-m-high SE caldera rim is the high point of the small 4 x 8 km island. The caldera has been the source of eruptions producing significant tephra falls, pyroclastic flows, lahars, and lava flows...

Yes, but soon you feel have good chance to warm
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Etna: strong degassing
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with very calm tremor
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Stromboli: third day unrest lava flows
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John Seach @johnseach 9 h
Belinda Volcano, Montagu Island, South Sandwich Islands. Magnitude 5.0 earthquake 3 km south of volcano 12 February.

In cams all looks very calm
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Smiled because I thought about the same. Very in time
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Beware the Journalistic Supervolcano

Figure 7b from Thorne and others (2013). This is the conceptual model from their study, showing two mantle piles moving towards each other and combining, eventually creating a new hotspot plume. Present day is marked in Time 2, when the two piles are just beginning to interact. Time 3 represents when a new plume would be initiated. Image: Thorne and others (2013), Earth and Planetary Science Letters.
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