Interesting you should post this, A.C.6992.

Family watched the movie just last night...with the
great actor Ewan McGregor called: "The Impossible."

It is a NO-HOLDS-BARRED movie that is NOT for just
everyone--it is very graphic--but is a MUST WATCH if
you are wondering what a tsunami experience might be
like, living on in a seismic area such as the Pacific
NW. The film--beautifully and tastefully filmed--
follows a Swedish family who was unfortunately on
holiday when the 2004 Sumatra Christmas quake/tsunami
--and what they went through. It was a true story. It won
the Toronto Film Festival Award for 2012.


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I'll tell you right now, it is very graphic and it could
be considered depressing (although...the ending was
refreshing) account of WHAT it is like to go through
an earth-changes disaster.

Just a side-note...there is ore than enough documented
EVIDENCE to date that the Sumatra quake/tsunami which
happened in 2004 was caused by a record-breaking gamma
ray burst (and gravitational wave-impact on Earth) form
a neutron star eruption in the Crab Nebula. It is interesting
that Sumatra just went through a very large 8.2 pt. quake
(Asian numbers, NOT USGS who is fudging everything) AT
THE SAME TIME as a very unusual solar coronal hole which
just caused a level 3 Geomagnetic storm this weekend.

You can read about the space-link with the 2004 Sumatra
quake/tsunami on page 320 of Dr. Paul Lavoilette's book:
"Earth Under Fire."

So...There you are, a synchronicity with your post,
A.C. And by watching the movie "IMPOSSIBLE"...I can
see why their recent experience with the tsuanmi and
quakes would give them a feeling of "dread" with the
"death planet." Thank you for your post.


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