Astrologers: Tracking the earth changes and Astrocartography

[Pallas180]

7.2-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Indonesia Late Wednesday

March 2
TOKYO (AP) - A powerful earthquake struck eastern Indonesia late Wednesday, meteorological agencies said, and was felt as far off as Australia. No damage or injuries were immediately reported.

The magnitude 7.2 quake, which did not trigger a tsunami, was centered about 200 miles southeast of Ambon in the Banda Sea, Japan's Meteorological Agency said. The U.S. Geological Survey put the earthquake's magnitude at 6.8.

Officials at Indonesia's Meteorology and Geophysics Agency said no damage or injuries were reported, perhaps because of the quake's depth - 120 miles under the seabed - and distance from the mainland.

It was not immediately clear if residents in Ambon, the capital of Maluku province, felt the quake. But people in Australia's northern city of Darwin said they could feel their houses shaking.

Japan's Meteorological Agency said last month it would start issuing bulletins on earthquakes powerful enough to trigger tsunami - meaning those measuring magnitude 7 and above - even when they occur far from Japan.

The agency traditionally had only released data on earthquakes and tsunami having a domestic impact. But after killer waves triggered by a magnitude 9.0 quake killed thousands of people in countries lining the Indian Ocean on Dec. 26, it decided to deliver warnings to alert Japanese travelers and overseas residents of possible threats in their areas.

The agency also said last month it and the United States would begin providing tsunami warnings to countries around the Indian Ocean as early as March as a temporary measure until the region establishes its own alert system.

[Desertrose]

1. There was a 4.6 here in AZ early Wed AM!

I missed it but it woke the kids with thing rattling on the walls!!!

We very seldom get quakes here...

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/recenteqsww/Quakes/usvdat.htm

[Pallas180]

2. Whoaa - I didnt know about that DR. If you hear of any more

please post it. Earthquakes in Arizona? whoever heard of such a thing?

I just posted elsewhere, Around March 19 we could begin to get earthquakes in the US as well as major accidents, or even attacks.

Mars conjunct Chiron in the 4th house of vernal equinox chart set for DC opposing the Moon in the 10th. AND Mercury goes Retro the same evening.

[Pallas180]

3. Since we're at the beginning of "earth changes"

I think we should continue to post the earthquakes and volcanoes occurring - so update following...and please anybody, everycody whose
following post the same. :hi:

[Pallas180]

4. Indonesia Xmas quake followed by 8., 6, quakes and more

continuing as of April 10 2005,

thankfully without tsunamis.

[Pallas180]

5. Japan quakes have occurred after Indonesia quake as

predicted by Gordon Michael Scallion

[Pallas180]

6. Volcanic eruption in Pacific Ocean, underwater, which

I predicted (somewhere on DU) by the astromapping, but I called it
as an earthquake, not thinking of an underwater volcano.

[Pallas180]

7. 6.8 Quake report being reported Sumatra right now, 4/11 1:23 PM EST

this could be connected to the next eclipse of April 24 at 4 Scorpio

with more to come

[NMDemDist2]

8. Northern Peru hit with 6.1 magnitude earthquake

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Northern Peru was hit with a magnitude 6.1 earthquake on Monday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The temblor struck at 10:54 am ET.

[foreigncorrespondent]

9. Here is all the major earthquake...

reports sitting in my inbox from yesterday and today:

2005/04/10 17:24 M 6.0 KEP. MENTAWAI REGION, INDONESIA Z= 30km 1.60S 99.69E

2005/04/10 17:41 M 5.6 NORTHERN PERU Z=132km 7.59S 76.23W

2005/04/10 22:22 M 6.0 EAST COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN Z= 37km 35.62N 140.33E

2005/04/11 06:11 M 6.1 SIMEULUE, INDONESIA Z= 30km 2.17N 96.73E

2005/04/11 09:04 M 5.5 SIMEULUE, INDONESIA Z= 26km 2.09N 96.76E

2005/04/11 12:20 M 6.4 N COAST OF NEW GUINEA, PNG. Z= 10km 3.50S 145.89E

2005/04/11 14:54 M 6.1 NORTHERN PERU Z=133km 7.28S 77.83W

2005/04/09 15:16 M 6.0 KODIAK ISLAND REGION, ALASKA Z= 4km 56.24N 154.59W

2005/04/11 17:08 M 6.6 SOUTHEAST OF LOYALTY ISLANDS Z= 68km 22.04S 170.56E

2005/04/11 12:20 M 6.5 N COAST OF NEW GUINEA, PNG. Z= 10km 3.50S 145.89E

If you guys want more, I can post them either as I get them, or when I am home from work. :)

[Pallas180]

10. Yes, terriffic, please post em Foreign Corr - the only one I'm

surprised at is Alaska..

New Guinea/Australia I'm expecting..

Mexico, Costa Rica, South West Latin America line I'm expecting

as well as Japan and the middle of the Pacific..

but don't know where Loyalty Islands are

will get around to posting astro locality map of the next eclipse --
which will likely show more activity.

[foreigncorrespondent]

11. Yeah!

I was surprised when I saw the Alaska one as well.

I am getting used to seeing the other places. Been a lot of activity all around the other areas I posted about, during the last several months.

Anyway, I will continue posting them as I receive them. :)

On edit: Whoops! Forgot to mention that the Loyalty Islands are near New Caledonia, if that helps at all. :)

[Pallas180]

12. Three volcanoes erupt in Indonesia following quakes:

Thousands flee in panic as Indonesian volcano spews into life

Tue Apr 12, 1:15 PM ET Asia - AFP


MOUNT TALANG, Indonesia (AFP) - A volcano spewed into life on Indonesia's disaster-blighted Sumatra island, spreading new panic after the recent tsunami and earthquakes and driving thousands from their homes. Mount Talang, 40 kilometres (25 miles) east of Sumatra's coastal Padang city began pumping out volcanic ash shortly before dawn, prompting scientists to urge people to move away from the fall-out zone.

Vulcanologist Gede Suwantika described Talang's activity as "serious" saying there was a risk of molten magma and clouds of super-heated gas that burn everything in their path.
"This is what I worry, that this activity will be followed by a larger eruption that is magmatic in nature," he said.
"Heat clouds could also descend, and this is what is risky as they can reach several kilometres" he said.

-snip-

The Indonesian archipelago sits atop a series of faultlines where three continental plates collide with immense pressure, causing almost daily earthquakes and frequent eruptions from more than 130 active volcanoes.

According to Fauzan, a geophysicist with the meteorology and geophysics agency, Talang's eruption is directly linked to the recent seismic activity off Sumatra's shores. "Tectonically speaking, it is true that there are links between tectonic activities in the Indian Ocean and volcanic activities in Sumatra," he told AFP. He said the massive December quake had activated Leuser Mountain, a volcano in Aceh province along the same range of peaks as Talang, while the Nias quake had sparked activity in lake Toba, an ancient crater in Sumatra.

more-
http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-nws-axis12.html

[Pallas180]

13. NYT April 14

"In southern Japan, Mount Aso erupted Thursday, spewing a plume of white smoke 660 feet into the sky and sprinkling ash around the edge of its crater. Kyodo News reported five tourists were evacuated by bus, but there were no reports of injuries.The 5,223-foot mountain, on Japan's southern main island of Kyushu, is one of Japan's five most active volcanoes."

Filed at 9:46 p.m. ET

"MOUNT TALANG, Indonesia (AP) -- Scientists on Thursday were closely monitoring three volcanoes that have rumbled into life -- activity they link to December's massive earthquake off the coast of Sumatra Island and the powerful temblors that followed. Authorities have declared the other two -- Anak Krakatoa off Sumatra's southern tip and Tangkuban Perahu in west Java province -- off-limits to hikers, citing a buildup of gas inside the peaks and an increase in volcanic eruptions. Anak Krakatoa is a small volcanic island that appeared in the 1930s on the site of the former volcano of Krakatoa, which produced the world's most powerful explosion when it erupted in 1883 and killed an estimated 36,000 people.

The mountains are among at least 129 active volcanoes in Indonesia, the world's largest archipelago nation. The country is especially prone to seismological activity because it is part of the Pacific ''Ring of Fire'' -- a series of volcanoes and fault lines stretching from the Western Hemisphere through Japan and Southeast Asia.

Adding to the jitters, a magnitude-6.4 earthquake struck the area Thursday, causing people to flee their homes but resulting in no damage, the state-run Antara news agency reporteed

[Quakerfriend]

14. Couple more in Java today

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000080&sid=aVk...

Prayers to the lovely people of Indonesia.
O8)

[foreigncorrespondent]

15. Few more earthquakes to report!

2005/04/13 09:25 M 5.6 OFF COAST OF VALPARAISO, CHILE Z= 28km 33.14S 72.85W

2005/04/13 03:58 M 5.5 KERMADEC ISLANDS, NEW ZEALAND Z= 54km 29.63S 177.76W

2005/04/14 11:29 M 5.8 KEP. MENTAWAI REGION, INDONESIA Z= 36km 1.89S 99.91E

[Pallas180]

17. There's another eclipse on April 24, so it would seem to me

that Indonesia, being fragile already, might experience another big one...

The New Zealand/Australia tectonic plate is connected to movement of the Indonesian plates. Action-reaction.

[NMDemDist2]

16. here's a real scary one from LBN

Massive landslides to sweep away spent nuclear fuel depositories in Kyrgyz



http://english.pravda.ru/accidents/21/97/385/15293_land...

04/15/2005 11:37
A possible nuclear ecological disaster in the republic may cause immense damage to the whole Central Asia

Kyrgyzstan, which has been recently shocked with a national revolution, is currently dealing with a danger of a serious ecological disaster. A massive landslide has recently occurred near the town of Mailu-Suu, in the area, where spent nuclear fuel depositories are situated. Huge layers of soil blocked a mountainous river, which made the water in the river flow on the territory of the factory. According to experts' estimates, the volume of the landslide made up 300,000 cubic meters. Specialists of the republic's EMERCOM do not approach the disastrous area over the threat of another possible landslide.

The enterprise, on the territory of which spent fuel depositories are located, is not functioning. The landslide took place on the area, where over 20 depositories of the uranium production are situated. The deposits have not been repaired for more than a decade already because of the lack of funds in the budget of Kyrgyzstan. Ecologists believe that the destruction of only one deposit near Mailu-Suu may result in an ecological disaster that will hit not only Kyrgyzstan alone, but the entire territory of Middle Asia

more...
And everybody is spending money on Iraq!!!

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=102&topic_id=1398427&mesg_id=1398427

[Quakerfriend]

18. 5.1 today, south of Bakersfield, CA

Par for that area, I suppose.

[Digit]

19. Take a look at this site...

You will see a NEW earthquake, this time a 5.6 on the Bolivia/Peru border.
It is interesting to see how many earthquakes there have been in the past two weeks. I notice a lack of earthquakes in California. Hopefully, stress is not building up in that area.

http://www.iris.edu/seismon/

[Trillo]

20. The timescale versus magnitude of that map is skewed.

The historical magenta or purple color (older than 2 weeks, but less than 5 years) is deemphasized size-wise. Nothing older than 5 years is charted. The two skews deemphasize historical earthquake occurrences.

[Digit]

21. I like the site for more recent quake activity

It gives me the visual perspective I was looking for.

[Trillo]

22. I agree, it's impressive for recent activity.

There's another one that includes depth (with a caveat that some are default depth); it's also a recent earthquake map.
http://neic.usgs.gov/neis/bulletin/

[foreigncorrespondent]

23. Couple more to report!

I see someone already posted the one in Central CA today, so I won't worry about that one.

2005/04/16 16:38 M 6.3 NIAS REGION, INDONESIA Z= 43km 1.90N 97.64E

2005/04/16 22:41 M 5.6 LA PAZ, BOLIVIA Z=116km 17.47S 69.49W

[Pallas180]

24. Wonder if just as there are complimentary meridian points in a human

body - think accupressure points - or point in right upper gum brings tingle in left knee -that there are complimentary points in
Mother Earth also.

Quake Japan, Quake Peru etc.

[foreigncorrespondent]

25. Oh what an interesting thought!

I never thought about it like this before!

Thanks Pallas, you have given me something to ponder. :)

[Pallas180]

26. Volcano off East Africa erupts

Hundreds Flee as Comoros Volcano Erupts, Spews Ash

By Ahmed Ali Amir
MORONI (Reuters) - A volcano erupted on the Indian Ocean Comoros islands Sunday, forcing hundreds of villagers to flee in fear of poison gas as the crater spewed ash and flung boulders over molten lava, witnesses said.Darkness enveloped homes near the summit of Mount Karthala as black rain pounded the mountainside, sparking panic among residents afraid of the kind of noxious fumes that seeped from the volcano a century ago, killing 17 people.

"Villagers are in total darkness, gritty rain is falling and visibility is zero," a resident from the village of Idjinkoundzi on the western flank of Mount Karthala, who gave his name as Charif, told Reuters by telephone.

The 7,746-foot Mount Karthala and its forested slopes form most of the land mass of Grande Comore, the main island in the Comoros chain which lies 300 km (190 miles) off east Africa, and which has witnessed periodic eruptions.

[Pallas180]

27. 7 Story Wave Damages Cruise Ship Returning From Bahamas

(being in Florida, this is too close to a tsunami type incident on the East Coast for comfort)


Seven-Story-High Wave Hits Cruise Ship


CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - A seven-story-high wave damaged a cruise ship returning from the Bahamas over the weekend, smashing windows, flooding more than 60 cabins and injuring four passengers.
The Norwegian Dawn was diverted from its route when the ship ran into rough weather on the way back to New York. The 965-foot-long vessel was docked in the Charleston harbor by late Saturday afternoon for repairs, officials said.

``The ship was hit by a freak wave that caused two windows to break in two different cabins,'' Norwegian Cruise Line said in a statement. It said 62 cabins flooded and four passengers had cuts and bruises. The wave reached as high as deck 10 on the ship, company spokeswoman Susan Robison said Sunday.

The ship's hull was damaged but the vessel was not taking on water, said Keith Moore of the Coast Guard Group Charleston.
``All the passengers had donned personal flotation devices as a precaution,'' Moore told The (Charleston) Post and Courier.

The cruise line said passengers whose cabins were flooded were being flown home from Charleston and the safety of the ship ``was in no way compromised by this incident.''The ship left New York last Sunday with 2,500 passengers aboard. It was expected to arrive in New York on Monday.

Norwegian Dawn: http://www.ncl.com/fleet/03/dawn.htm

[Pallas180]

29. Wow. It turns out that was a 70 foot tidal wave off Florida - here's

http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/300826p-257523c.html

[foreigncorrespondent]

28. Wow a bit of activity...

...happened overnight (Australian time) I have to report!

2005/04/17 13:43 M 5.5 NIAS REGION, INDONESIA Z= 25km 0.37N 97.65E

2005/04/17 21:23 M 5.7 KEP. MENTAWAI REGION, INDONESIA Z= 21km 1.61S 99.56E

2005/04/17 21:33 M 4.8 KENAI PENINSULA, ALASKA Z= 25km 60.75N 149.28W

[Pallas180]

30. Astrocartography map of April 24 eclipse: click on circles

http://www.astro.com/cgi/aclch.cgi?cid=fqxfile73DGv0-u1113792592&lang=e&btyp=acm&nhor=1&smap=world&go.x=15&go.y=12


looks like another undersea volcano or earthquake out in the lower Pacific,

also off the left coast of Mexico and South America. trouble in Brazil,maybe another quake or underwater volcano off the left coast of Brazil/South America, quake/volcano/storm/ incident in Atlantic off coast of South America.

looks like some beneficial news from Africa instead of the bad news, bad health that has been coming from there -

And Saturn on the MC in China - might mean China getting tough.

[foreigncorrespondent]

31. Another one to report!

2005/04/16 12:18 M 5.9 PACIFIC-ANTARCTIC RIDGE Z= 10km 54.94S 132.14W

Ya know, I have been receiving earthquake reports for years now, and have never seen so much activity as I have seen over the last few months. It truly is getting scary. And with the big one that hit Boxing day (12/26) 2004, and the slight shift it gave the earth, plus the twister in San Francisco the other week, we are truly living in the day after tomorrow.