AV 2009-09-28 - Recent Coronal Holes Indicate Approaching Seismic Events

Log Septemer 28th 2009 ~11:55 UTC
Recent Coronal Holes Indicate Approaching Seismic Events

o 6.1-7.3 magnitude seismic event(s) expected in southern hemisphere
in the period September 29th to October 6th

o 5.7-6.6 magnitude seismic event(s) expected in northern hemisphere
in the period October 2nd-9th

o this experimental log is not suitable for emergency management

o outcome will be annotated at the end of this video

o check coreweather.com for more information on the modeling theory

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• astrotometry
• log
• hyper-symmetry
• earthquake
• prediction
• forecast
• coronal
• hole
• samoa
• tsunami
• south
• pacific
• tonga
• fiji
• new
• zealand

[ses76]

HOLY SHIT!

[astrotometry]

Yeah. I'm in the hot seat.

[mjc1377]

amazing!!! this log was before the samoan earthquake right..

[astrotometry]

@mjc1377 Yes, the day before. I posted a watch the day before the Haiti quake too, but had no idea where it would be. Completely new science here.

[VvidEye]

curious john, what is the rate of acceleration in these cmes?

[astrotometry]

@VvidEye These are coronal holes. CME's are a different solar feature. And I'm not sure what you mean by "rate of acceleration". Can you elaborate, Joe?

[BlazzingSun]

similar to haiti chile quakes...

way in advance for dates.

[tkmjulricksen]

no I couldn't find anything on SOHO

[patternsinchaos]

There's a specific reason the STEREO images aren't as sharp as the SOHO images. ^ ;-)

Did you see "the spheres" in the SOHO (not STEREO) images too?

And that reason might also explain these anomalies.

[tkmjulricksen]

It seems strange we don't have any imaging satellites on the other side of the Sun, or do we?

If not I find it very odd that we don't.......

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