This today:
9/9/2012 -- Nicaraguan volcano erupts -- Residents evacuated --
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TP5vO2d1jTc
Nice find granny.
Oops, meant to include this:
Mysterious Plumes of Steam (?) Caught on Camera Near Salton Sea, Also Seen on Radar - Sep. 11 -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycntVFkOwUQ
Two good finds Grannybear.
Be informed says:
October 11, 2012 at 7:08 pm @ braveheart. I am beginning to really wonder about the 3rd week of October thing. The new moon is Monday of next week, perfect for Israel to attack Iran until the 20th. It may be something that has to do with the planet also. There was another polar earthquake about 2 hours ago at 56.3 degrees south. This alone between 55-57 south would mean a near 80% chance of a big earthquake. Throw in the other South Sandwich Islands earthquakes of 4.8, 4.9, 5.4 and the Balleny Islands earthquakes of 5.3 and 6.4 and there is something big coming. This is 6 polar earthquakes and ALL the times in the past, that is 100% of the time when there has been this many polar or even sub-polar earthquakes, a big one has followed.
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2 hours later six 6.7 hit Indonesia. This guys predictions are uncanny.
Be informed says:
October 11, 2012 at 11:03 pm 6.7 earthquake at exactly where I said it would be and exactly where it should have been. This New Guinea earthquake once again proves that earthquakes can be predicted from past earthquake activity. Whenever Balleny Islands gets hit, this area is most prone to having a large earthquake. Here’s the thing. This earthquake was a result of LAST week’s 5.3 earthquake on October 2 in which it took 9 days for the 6.5+ earthquake to occur. The much bigger earthquake is still on the way.
Anyone doubting the prediction please check the article on Oct.2 about the Russian General giving a warning, almost towards the bottom of the comment section. Little off on the magnitude, but this time right on target where it would hit. This works with forecasting earthquakes. Now this area has a 29 out of 32 ratio, or 90.6% chance the next time earthquakes hit this area.
Twice before when the area that the Balleny Islands has been hit, the same area had a big earthquake. Today it was 6.7 at 4.8 degrees south by 134.1 degrees east. On Jan. 6, 1989 a 5.2 hit the same Balleny Islands region and on Jan.10, 1989 a 6.7 hit at 3.2 degrees south by 130.6 degrees east. And on Sept.28, 2010 a 5.3 hit and on sept.29, 2010 a 7.0 hit at 5.0 degrees south by 133.8 degrees east, within walking distance of today’s earthquake.
Just like those pocket weather forecasters people can predict earthquakes from past patterns. This once again proves it. The 6.4 Balleny Islands earthquake on October 9 was in a different location than last week’s earthquake and something bigger is coming, 89.8% of the time this is true with this location.
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This is on SHTFplan.com
Very interesting post Gravlore. This guy does seem to be right on. It bears more investigation for sure.
There is a method to this. If you get a polar quake expect a bigger quake ay the opposite side of the same plate in an active and unstable eathqauke region. It makes perfect sense.
Admitt this does sound feasable - think it requires further investigation for sure.
I'm old, tired and crotchety - what's your excuse???
Same author as before (BI)
"earthquakes have been going crazy, all sorts of new spots. The Mid-Indian Ridge just had a 5.0 and this shows me that the Australian plate is getting ready to unload a really big one. That line from Indonesia to Tahiti is primed, especially the area from the Soloman Islands to Samoa. Even good old Yellowstone got active last night. I would be shocked if there was not at least a 7.0, probably 7.3-8.6, and not surprised if a mega earthquake broke loose."
(BI)
"What I feel is happening is that all these locations are picking up the stress levels of the plates that are building up to something quite large. I have noticed the Dominican Republic, Leeward Islands, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands lighting up and this is an area that is so primed to break. All of these earthquakes around the world mean that the entire planet is going to be affected by what is coming. For the whole planet to ring like a gong it must be around 7.5 or so or larger.
The Maine area actually has had some decent size earthquakes, as this area can experience a 6.0-6.5. The area in Quebec, Canada around the St. Lawrence seaway actually has one of the highest potential for intensity in Canada. Some say it could approach a 8.0 here. My college professor told the class this once, whereever you have mountains, especially ones that have not been worn down severely, you have the potential for a devastating earthquake. Mountains are there because of uplift, and uplift means earthquakes.
If you look at the old USGS site that simply lists the recent for the last 7 days of earthquakes, from a geologist’s point of view the amount of moderate earthquakes in different locations is breathtaking. You very seldom get this extreme number of earthquakes in so many different locations. On the real time earthquake map it just jumps out at you. The one area that I have noticed no earthquake activity on is the Philippine plate on the eastern section of it where the Marianas trench is. That is a bit worrisome, it means it is very locked.
That polar earthquake of 6.4 indicated that almost 90% of the time that when this specific area is hit, a nig earthquake follows within 15 days. This was Oct.9, so until Oct.24 the planet is in danger from this. The 5.3 lead to a 6.7 in New Guniea within 9 days. That area had a 90.3% rate and sure enough the earthquake came. The most likely areas to watch are from the Soloman Islands to Tahiti. I am kind of gravitating towards a whopper around the Kermadec Islands to maybe even New Zealand. The north island there is active recently. It would be horrible if Christchurch got hit again, like Mother Nature was finishing them off.
I do give this warning to everyone in the New Madrid area. WHEN the eastern section of the Caribbean fault snaps, this area goes hand in hand with the New Madrid, and the chances of experiencing a great earthquake will go up significantly. Same holds true WHEN the central portion of the San Andreas breaks. 1811-1812 when the New madrid had three 8.0+, the central portion of the San Andreas broke AND the southeastern portion of the Caribbean plate broke where Caracas, Venezuela is now. I don’t believe that this was a coincidence one bit."
7.7 at The Queen Charlotte Islands!!
I didn't feel it.