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11/5/11 5.6 Earthquake at Oklahoma City - Visible Satellite Images

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Uploaded by on Nov 6, 2011

Source: Intellicast, College of DuPage
Reference: YouTube Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2GI5AgBJCo

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  • i watched a solid haarp ring appear over san antonio and stay there for 1 hour and 45 mins. That was bizarre! I've never seen one last that long. That was a few days ago.

  • @Zionistmom - A short while back San Antonio was lit up daily for about a week or so. It was probably during the same time period that you made your observation. Usually there was one up North lit up at the same time.

  • I agree da28 weird weather Bethany thank you so much for your videos very informing !

  • @MrDaone56 - Thank you for the encouragement!

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  • Can you please explain to me what you're trying to explain? lol

  • Ill be as polite as possible.  Study meteorology, before you try to correlate satellite pictures with geological events. Google fracking, your making the people that use satellites look bad.

  • nice find! This year has been crazy.. the Snow, the deal in Japan, Volcanoes waking up, Earthquakes about every place, wild fires, dust storms, floods, heat waves ect.. all this year alone! ohh and the sun going crazy and lots of near miss asteroids.

  • @d28nanook - The truth will out. God bless you d28nanook!

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