Major Earthquakes Corresponding to Planetary Positions since 1900

These can be easily proved. Don't take my word for it-check it out yourself! Any other imput would be greatly appreciated!

hmm, while i tend to agree that the alignment of planets could be having an effect on the earth & quakes, i think you start to lose some validity of the argument when you start suggesting 45° 90° & off-line measurements. What is the thinking behind and increase in activity and a non-straight line alignment?

Good question. There were major events on earth when those positions in relation to the sun occurred. I didn't think I would find that either, but I did. Obviously events can and do occur from stress/magnetic attractions that are on angles other than 180 Degrees.

As above, so below.

Real Astrology is useful.

I'm beginning to find that out more & more. Apollo had a nice thread going on yesterday on Jupiter. I wish he would take a peak @ this too.
Thanks.

Many other contributors on GPL have introduced this hypothosis and/or the data fields I used.I apologize I cannot thank them personally.
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Its a little more they planetary positions its higher dimensions to... :)

[link to personal.maths.surrey.ac.uk]

How many major earthquakes did not correspond to "planetary positions" and how many times did said "planetary positions" not correspond with major earthquakes?

MOST of them, of course!!!




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Well, the planets always have a position.

Do you have any idea how much advanced math is involved in doing real astrology?

Alignments are one thing, but alignments within a house, that's another, and I'm not even an expert who could explain even more layers.

That's another good question. I didn't take the time to investigate that because of time restraints. We have had planetary alignments before and nothing happened right away, but usually something pretty close to the time event occurred.

Last Edited by Elenin on 06/27/2011 06:03 PM

loser

I can imagine there's alot I cannot even fathom, let alone that which I realize I'm naive about-and I'm no dummy to astrology. I'm sure there are many more talented people here that could teach us a few things.
Gotta start somewhere.

Given mass, denisty and velocity of these bodies.. isn't easy to show some pull - push force on our planet.. to prove your theory. I'm just saying isn't it obvious by now
that there is a relationship?

Are you saying it IS or IS NOT obvious by now?

Thank you for that in-depth scientific analysis. Your mother would be so proud.

Yea dude, you might want to wait a few months before you make a fool of yourself...{again}.

I am saying it is obvious I guess.. these are bodies in our own solar system.. and since we know so much about their make up.. it is obvious, but of course it is a theory.. unless you can predict where and when the quakes will hit..
what are your thought on 12/21/12.. I mean isn't this the biggest alignment ever

I checked that date. No extraodinary alignments on that date. But there are two times in the next 5 months.

Here are a few more interesting events:

1883 eruption of Krakatoa

The 1883 eruption of Krakatoa began in May 1883 and culminated with the destruction of Krakatoa on 27 August 1883. Minor seismic activity continued to be reported until February 1884.

In early November 1882 Earth was in a direct Sun-Earth-Saturn alignment with Jupiter close at 30 Degrees from earth @ NON-OPPOSITION!
Only a few weeks later during Christmas Saturn was close @ 30 Degrees, non-opposition and we had a wammy: Jupiter- Earth- Venus- Sun- (in opposition to) Mercury, Mars straight alignment.

Did this stress begin to trigger the major Krakatoa EQ/VC just a few months later?

Mount Tambora, Indonesia, 1815, 10-15 April, 92000 deaths. The explosion, of Volcanic Explosivity Index 6-7, released 4 times the energy of the 1883 eruption of Krakatoa and it ejected an estimated 100 cubickm of pyroclastic trachyandesite, weighing approximately 2-3 × 10^14 kg.

Jupiter-Earth-Sun straight alignment. Saturn 90 Degrees from Sun.

New Madrid, MO Earthquakes 1811-1812

Posted July 26th, 2008 by gendisasters

On the 15th day of December, 1811, the first great shock of an earthquake occurred, that shook the whole majestic valley of the Mississippi to the center, and made the Allegheny mountains tremble beneath its gigantic throes. Its convulsions agitated even the waves of the Atlantic ocean. The subterranean forces which produced such results must have been of inconceivable magnitude.

EARTH IN DIRECT ALIGNMNET WITH JUPITER & SATURN @ OPPOSITION.

This is the EXACT SAME alignment that is coming up in October 2011!!

I think it's like 'climate', there's much more to it than mere CO2 levels.

Absolutely, I just thought this was rather interesting..

Oh it's interesting. One of my theories is anytime Jupiter & Saturn are within 3 degrees of opposition, bad things can happen. They have been within 3 degrees since late Sept 2010, and will finally move farther apart July 22 2011.

JUPITER-EARTH-SUN-SATURN DIRECT ALIGNMENT. SATURN @ OPPOSITION.

Same position that will occur on Oct 31 2011


Flood of 1851
The Great Flood of 1851 occurred after record-setting rainfalls across the U.S. Midwest and Plains from May to August, 1851. Hardest hit was the State of Iowa, with significant flooding extending to the Lower Mississippi River basin. Historical evidence suggest flooding occurred in the eastern Plains, from Nebraska to the Red River basin, but these areas were sparsely settled in 1851. Heavy rainfall also occurred in the Ohio River basin.

Iowa was the state most affected by the Flood of 1851. Flooding in Iowa was probably exacerbated because the Des Moines River basin, where the worst of the flooding occurred, had been settled for less than 10 years. Residents had never previously experienced a major flood, and river towns lacked levees and substantial bridges that could withstand flooding.

In 1851, 74.5 in (191.5 cm) of rain fell in Iowa, a record that hold to this day. The worst flooding occurred May to June in the Des Moines River Basin, and early August in eastern Iowa. Major rivers included the Cedar, Iowa, Skunk, Maquoketa, and especially the Des Moines rivers.[2][3][4] Major flooding in 1851 occurred in Bentonsport, Croton, Bonaparte, Des Moines, Eddyville, Farmington, Iowaville, Keosauqua, Muscatine, Oskaloosa, Ottumwa, Red Rock, and Rochester.

The floods affected the low areas of Iowa City. “The first great flood after the white settlement of this valley occurred in 1851. That rise came after a wet season that kept the stream about full and one that was unexampled in the violence of its rains deepening to a waterfall early in August of ten inches in twenty four hours. The water rose to the west side of the University campus which was then the state house yard. There were but few houses on the bottoms but they were deluged."[5]

The town of Dudley was destroyed by the flood, many of its residents relocated to Carlisle, Iowa.[6]

[edit] Destruction of Des Moines

The winter of 1850-51 was extremely wet, leaving the town of Fort Des Moines a muddy mess, and the ground completely saturated prior to the Spring rains. On January 14, 1851, a few months before the great flood, Arizona Perkins noted “This is the greatest place for mud I ever saw– I have waded thro’ it for several days.” [7]

In May to July of 1851 much of the town was flooded. “It was during the month of May in this year [1851], that occurred the greatest freshet. The Des Moines and Raccoon rivers rose to an unprecedented height, inundating the entire country east of the Des Moines river. Crops were utterly destroyed, houses and fences swept away. Farms were covered with drift-wood and other debris, so that the entire work of the season was lost”.[8]
“The damage done to the farms in the river bottoms was immense. Some were stripped utterly of their fences; fields under cultivation were washed into ruts by the violence of the water; all hope of a crop for one season being destroyed, not only by what was carried away, but by the debris which was left by the subsiding of the river. It was almost impossible to estimate the losses. Roads were rendered impassable-bridges swept away-the mails stopped, and traveling by land to any distance utterly vetoed. Houses were carried away, mills damaged, timber floated off, and all manner of mischief done by the flood."[9] J.M. Dixon blamed the flood for a temporary decrease in the population of the town.[10]

btw-Look at what's happenening with the midwest flooding recently! Coincidence????

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Yes, bad things on earth tend to happen when they are a little away from each other..

You are right

July 22 2011 +/- 7 days 7.5+ earthquake

[link to innews.co.cc]

Thank you!

Nice work OP. Deserve 5 stars, a bump and a pin.





Shin this pit!

Thanks 21!

Where the fuck is Apollo & Trinity when you need them?