Mi 6.8 GULF OF CALIFORNIA

[EMSC]

Magnitude Mi 6.8Region GULF OF CALIFORNIADate time 2013-10-19 17:54:58.0 UTCLocation 26.20 N ; 110.20 WDepth 10 km



More... (http://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/earthquake.php?id=339867)

[Wind]

Wow, I got a bit alarmed when I saw this! Picture from Dutchsinse...

http://oi42.tinypic.com/2vkb3p5.jpg

[ghostrider]

That was a big quake for the area ... I wonder how the sun and our earth will react to the approaching comet ison ... the little comet may be a factor , even my animals are acting strange these days , everyone is tense today ...

[13th Warrior]

That was a big quake for the area ... I wonder how the sun and our earth will react to the approaching comet ison ... the little comet may be a factor , even my animals are acting strange these days , everyone is tense today ...

I'm thinking...the biggest danger posed by comet ison would be it impacting the sun, causing an Earth directed flare...

[Wind]

Report from Dutch.

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[Tesla_WTC_Solution]

Comets, according to some articles I've read online, act like capacitors.
They travel into deep space, sucking up star dust into their cores.
As they travel back toward the sun (those in our system anyway),
comets interact with its magnetic field and begin to discharge enormous amounts of electricity into it,
which has the potential to disrupt the normal interaction between the sun and orbiting bodies.

Imagine a light saber passing through the strings of a harp.
It's a pretty good comparison, lmao.

p.s. If a large enough comet or centaur object was to disintegrate while passing the sun, NASA wouldn't be able to predict the trajectory of the debris in time to warn us, lol.

They can predict "normal" events, like when the comet will come back toward the sun, but given the right (rare) circumstances, well -- it would definitely be too late (but the chances of most comets doing this, even if broken up passing the sun, are probably as remote as a BB gun hitting a 1" target in a dark room, lol). Not really likely, but possible is all it takes.

@_@ eek!

p.p.s. i finally saw a copy of that 23 minute military intelligence remote view program, Killshot, in a local Goodwill. they wanted 3 damn dollars, too. didn't buy it, lol

[Wind]

Not a good sign, but let's hope for the best...

New 14-foot 'sea serpent' found in Southern Calif (http://phys.org/news/2013-10-foot-sea-serpent-southern-calif.html)

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/japan/7365076/Oarfish-omen-spells-earthquake-disaster-for-Japan.html

[Tesla_WTC_Solution]

A marine science instructor snorkeling off the Southern California coast spotted something out of a fantasy novel: the silvery carcass of an 18-foot-long (5-meter-long), serpent-like oarfish.


Tri-ring 5 / 5 (2) Oct 15, 2013
In Japan they are called "Ryugu no Tsukai(Messenger of the underwater palace)".
They are often caught before an earthquake when seismic disruption disturbs their natural habitat and they come up due to panic.

:( The comment at the bottom of the article was scary -- Japanese kid says the fish come up before a major quake.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-7MqfTbFWYlE/T4cFnkxg2gI/AAAAAAAAClo/A6Jo5_sijbM/s400/goc-faults-400.jpg

[InTheBackground]

The Telegraph article was interesting, Tesla. Especially since I just remembered seeing an article about a second oarfish found washed up on a beach around LA. The second within a week.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2468512/Pictured-Second-GIANT-fish-week-washes-depth-ocean-Southern-California-coast.html

[Rocky_Shorz]

there is a hurricane about to slam Acapulco as a CAT 4 parking for three days in almost the same spot, this is huge, evacuations should be starting now to get people to safety...