OMG. 5.6 South Australia.

bit hypish but has map of SA faultlines

[link to cooberpedyregionaltimes.wordpress.com]

Not far from CIA pine gap

400 miles off the eastcoast would mean tsunami for us and maybe NZ..

I was gonna bring that up.

Where is 400 miles offshore?

hes making a prediction...so good question

thats what i meant when i said "that other place"lol

the exmouth WA quake last year was just as oddly placed

That's big for Australia, when was the last one that size?

5.7

a VERY RARE LARGE QUAKE Hits AUSTRALIA during the 188 cycle window?

now upgraded
Thread: OMG. 5.6 South Australia. (Page 2)

6.1 Friday March 23 2012, 09:25:13 UTC 106 minutes ago Near Ernabella, South Australia 3.0 GeoScience Australia

Say it isn't so! yikes

But whats even more interesting about this rare quake, is that it JUST HAPPENED to hit VERY NEAR a MAIN LEY LINE of 188 that connects to JAPAN. Damn!



AND LOOK AT THE LOCATION or DEGREE of LONGITUDE thats near the JAPAN LINE Longitude:

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

26.068°S, 132.123°E

132.123

132123 appears in the LONGITUDE... 321 or 3/21 the key date of THIS CURRENT 188 cycle WINDOW AND One of the MAIN LONGITUDE LEY LINES that GOES THROUGH AUSTRALIA from JAPAN.

Not exactly ON the line, but very NEAR it. especially if you also consider the shockwave diameter or radius that extends outwards from the epicenter that comes even closer to that ley line.

gotta love the matrix... a little fingerprint from the ARCHITECT ;)

Will a MAJOR quake today hit the 188 ley lines ON the 188 cycle window again?

seems to be a major spike of activity in the past hour.

Though a 6.1, not a major quake, but very likely a foreshock based upon what i've been warning about for 3/23. Might be an interesting day.


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Last Edited by MatrixLNIN11 on 03/23/2012 07:24 AM

Thanks for the great post.

i can feel something coming.. i am in the east coast of oz.. but what ever it is it we will find out in about an hour or so here..

Closer to Uluru than Tennant Creek/pine gap.

Rainbow Serpent awakes?

Those underground facilities would had taken a hammering..

me too , how far is it from PINE GAP ?

HAARP Induction Magnetometer PC1 pulsations, more 5.0+s on the way. Not necessarily in Australia, we will have to wait and see.

[link to www.haarp.alaska.edu]

no more than 10-20ks at most..

Too far IMHO.

Before big NZ quake there were multiple EQ RIGHT on Pine Gap.
Like within a few km

This seems too far away. Especially in aussie terms. at least 500 kms

Way further.

maybe from the location you all know about but what about the hidden places none of you know where the exact location is? how do you know what activity been happening just around where it hit?? look into it and ask around.. lot of strange activites going on in the aussie outback yet we go on about our lives without realizing exactly what that is..

[link to www.thelivingmoon.com]

Just as a matter of interest, there are HAARP facilities at PINEGAP it appears.



The final stages of SDI including the HAARP system should be functioning, providing it all works, by 1998/99 and if necessary it’s entire world wide operation will be controllable from the network of secret bases in Australia (Is it actually functioning now, in 2002? This is not known.)


[link to www.bibliotecapleyades.net]

I read somewhere, that once every 500 years a magnitude 8+ hits the area of Melbourne city. The last one of those was 750 years ago.

Overdue?

Rainbow Serpent for sure

About 750 km or 500 miles from epicenters to Tennant Creek/ Pine Gap!!!!!

Aboriginals very touchy bout their land they have left. So dont think they let earthquake machines out there. But also who knows how far Pine Gap tunnels under OZ.

Is awesome strange. Multiple quakess here wierder even than one quake. Tho I still remember the Meckering quake west Oz

On twitter. upgraded.

Geoscience Australia upgrades magnitude of South Australia quake to 6.1

Whoa! gets even wierder. That big as for Aus. Nice find.

awesome about the leylines...excellent post thankyou, makes more sense at the moment than he faultline map.

theres something at exmouth WA wher the 5.something was last year too