California

[Mizar]

Nice work Shy!
  M

[shy]

Something may be coming.

Here is the latest from Frank Condon of Syzygy @  http://camel.he.net/~syzygyq/new_site//index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=35&topic=257389.new#new

"Another high amplitude Remote MT Trigger Pulse was detected just at approximately  10:00: (UT) 03/23/2010. This one has definitely caused an increase in normal or compressional stress. Watch for a step over towards the coastal region in its aftermath. Especially in Southern California. The recent M4.4 may have bonly been a partial indication of what's occurring here now."
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And then there is Jack Cole @  http://camel.he.net/~syzygyq/new_site//index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=35&topic=257395.0  And, Job says

"I had a call from Jack who confirmed his prediction for a 7+ from South America to the "South Pacific.  The Seismic Window of March 29-April 25 is a likely time."

[shy]

Newest latest from Frank Condon @ above link:

"It appears to be related to the arrival of a B class X-ray Solar Flare, which occurred less than one hour earlier.

It no longer takes much of an increase in lithospheric stress to create such a high amplitude  pulse along the plate boundary. Extremely high compressional stress levels are currently in effect."

[shy]

Take care to all those out there.  This is the latest from Frank Condon of Syzygy @ http://camel.he.net/~syzygyq/new_site//index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=35&topic=257422.new#new

During the past 24 hours, an earthquake (M4.2) was epicentered in the Gulf of California and in the ECSZ near Yucca Valley, CA (M3.1). As inferred earlier, the path for the nucleation of stress coming from the East Pacific Rise is through the Salton Trough and across the Mojave Desert Block via the Eastern California Shear Zone (ECSZ). The reportedly active Infrasonic Shear Resonant Harmonic energy affects the lithospheric stress level within Southern and Central California. Shear energy is converted out of compressional stress changes along the Pacific-North American Plate Boundary. A high shear stress level in combination with Spring Tides and multiple generated Solar Flares is going to increase the probability for having
                  a moderate to strong magnitude earthquake here.          

[shy]

Per the USGS Calif/Nev map, the recent quakes (<24 hr) are on the small side--none greater than 2.0 mag.  (The nearest quakes >3.0 are in Washington, Colorado & Mexico during this time.) Alarmingly, these small Calif. quakes are far away from the L.A.-Northridge area--away from the intersection of the San Andreas & Garlock faults.  I'm worried about a(/the-?) "big" one happening in that general area the next day or so.  This seems like the calm before the storm.

I've spent a lot of time worrying about quakes that didn't come so hopefully this is just needless worry again.  However, I thought it might be wise to say TAKE CARE one more time.  

[slim2none]

Shy, you worry and you say Take Care because of your concern for others, and that never gets old! 

ps - You take care as well 

 

[Mizar]

Did anyone else see George Ure's note on Urban Survival this Morning,
He made a pic that said ;
Wednesday
Los Angeles
And then he referenced the 1962 Alaska Good Friday quake.
  Couldn't help but notice that the Sun and the Moon are now lined up pretty close to where they were in 1962.
  Mizar

[shy]

The area of the earthquake Frank Condon discusses below is in generally the opposite side of the world of Calif.  (Sorry forgot the term for it but remember learning it is significance.)
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From Frank Condon (who has posted more) @ http://camel.he.net/~syzygyq/new_site//index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=35&topic=257430.new#new

"Another High Amplitude Remote MT Trigger Pulse was detected between 17:00 and 18:00 (UT). The measured peak amplitude exceeded 12.1 Units of regional lithospheric Stress. The observed MT pulse began shortly after a M6.6 seismic event epicentered in the Andaman Islands, India. The timing indicates a day-side episode associated with the Equatorial Pacific Plate's Stress Center located in Polynesia, South Pacific Region. Recent C Class X-ray Solar Flares may have caused an increase in convective currents at the Core-Mantle Boundary, which helped trigger it in combination with lunar-tidal generated forces."

http://www.geo-seismic-labs.org/GSL/gsl_live.htm

30 MAR 2010  ( 89)

     ot  = 16:54:47.67   +/-   0.58              ANDAMAN ISLANDS, INDIA REGION   
     lat =      13.609   +/-    2.8
     lon =      92.884   +/-    2.8              MAGNITUDE 6.6 (UCMT)     
     dep =        41.7   +/-    5.1   

 

[lynx]

The area of the earthquake Frank Condon discusses below is in generally the opposite side of the world of Calif.  (Sorry forgot the term for it but remember learning it is significance.)

From Wikipedia:
In geography, the antipodes (from Greek ἀντίποδες,[1] from anti- "opposed" and pous "foot"; pronounced /ænˈtɪpəˌdiːz/) of any place on Earth is the point on the Earth's surface which is diametrically opposite to it. Two points that are antipodal (/ænˈtɪpədəl/) to one another are connected by a straight line running through the centre of the Earth.

Is that what you're thinking of?

[shy]

The area of the earthquake Frank Condon discusses below is in generally the opposite side of the world of Calif.  (Sorry forgot the term for it but remember learning it is significance.)

From Wikipedia:
In geography, the antipodes (from Greek ἀντίποδες,[1] from anti- "opposed" and pous "foot"; pronounced /ænˈtɪpəˌdiːz/) of any place on Earth is the point on the Earth's surface which is diametrically opposite to it. Two points that are antipodal (/ænˈtɪpədəl/) to one another are connected by a straight line running through the centre of the Earth.

Is that what you're thinking of?

YES   Thank you

[shy]

Did anyone else see George Ure's note on Urban Survival this Morning,
He made a pic that said ;
Wednesday
Los Angeles
And then he referenced the 1962 Alaska Good Friday quake.
  Couldn't help but notice that the Sun and the Moon are now lined up pretty close to where they were in 1962.
  Mizar

Have now.   http://urbansurvival.com/week.htm

Coping: The Quakes Ahead

Seems as though a number of people have been 'seeing' (through various means) a major West Coast Earthquake.  Not that one isn't possible, since we're expecting up to 6-7 more great quakes to occur this year -- such will be the level of Terra Intrudes into planetary life.  Interesting note, though:  I must be reading too much email because I awoke on Monday morning with a strange 'sign' popping out of what's usually a rotating mass of rune-like characters.  While off in the background was the usual rotating vortex of rune/symbols, what popped into the foreground was this (approximated in CorelDraw):

                                      wednesday
                                     LOS ANGLES

    . . . .  Like I say, odds are high this is nothing more than my subconscious turning on the blender of thoughts are coming up with this as a mental 'smoothie'...Still, no harm getting the phone patch online, pointing the beam out west, and keeping an eye on the USGS near real-time quake displays.

[Mizar]

6.9 in Baja, this hour, followed by smaller quakes in Brawley, and Northern California.
Wow!
  Mizar

[cobalt]

Strong Mexico quake shakes L.A., San Diego
Parts of Arizona also feel tremor that hit Baja California

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/36169818/ns/world_news-americas/

[shy]

Must have gotten upgraded to a 7.2, at least that is what the USGS map is currently stating
 
MAP  5.0   2010/04/05 03:15:24    32.628   -115.806  0.1   BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO
MAP  5.1   2010/04/05 01:25:35    32.167   -115.103  6.0   BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO
MAP  5.1   2010/04/05 00:07:11    31.885   -114.779  9.6   SONORA, MEXICO
MAP  5.4   2010/04/04 23:25:09    32.122   -115.061  10.0   BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO
MAP  5.2   2010/04/04 23:15:15    31.903   -115.142  10.0   BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO
MAP 7.2   2010/04/04 22:40:41    32.128   -115.303  10.0   BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO

[shy]

Per Frank Condon @   http://camel.he.net/~syzygyq/new_site//index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=35&topic=257482.0

"As I write this report, the magnitude for the strong earthquake epicentered in Northern Baja Mexico has been increased to M7.2 from its preliminary recorded magnitude (M6.9).

Most aftershocks appear to be epicentered along the Laguna Salada / Elsinore Fault Zone, which is what I believe to be the causative fault. Some of the aftershocks have been epicentered along the Southern San Jacinto / Imperial Fault Zone. The Brawley Seismic Zone also appears to have been affected by the major stress change that occurred afterward. I expect further stress changes along both the Southern San Andreas Fault and the San Jacinto Fault Zone.

Since October 2006,  the normal or compressional stress level has been observed by mass resonant sensors to be in an elevated state, or condition. The San Jacinto Fault Zone provides a major role in the distribution of stress coming from out of the Southern San Andreas Fault Zone. The recent seismic swarm epicentered near Redlands, CA is an excellent example of how the stress can change over from normal to shear mode within a short period of time. The recent earthquakes near Pico Rivera and Julian, CA were indeed part of the overall stress changes in response to the stress build-up in Northern Baja Mexico and along the Pacific-North American Plate Boundary in Southern California.

The Earthquake Stress Clouds foretold of the probability for having a moderate to strong magnitude earthquake epicentered  in Southern California. I believe that it was a successful method and needs to be evaluated for its future use in short-term earthquake forecasting."
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Modified to Add:

        Pictures of "earthquake clouds" are posted on Frank Condon's threads @ Syzygy.