As I write this, we are less than three weeks away from 2022.
And as I have expressed on numerous occasions, I have such a bad feeling about 2022.
So many pieces of the puzzle are starting to come together, and that includes an alarming rise in seismic activity.
Let me start by discussing what just happened in Oregon. Starting last Tuesday and continuing through Wednesday, we witnessed a very strange swarm of earthquakes along the Blanco Fault Zone...
The biggest quake in that swarm was a magnitude 5.8, and it had many wondering whether the nearby Cascadia Subduction Zone could be affected.Nearly 250 miles west of Newport, Oregon, a place called the Blanco Fracture Zone has produced more than 60 earthquakes in 36 hours.
"About 20 of them, oh, we just had another one just now, about 21 of them are over magnitude 4.7," said Chris Goldfinger of Oregon State University.
Needless to say, a major quake along the Cascadia Subduction Zone would be a really big deal, because it could potentially send a giant tsunami slamming into the west coast...
Unfortunately, the odds of such an event happening are much greater than 37 percent.Meanwhile, the Oregon Office of Emergency has warned if a powerful 9.0+ magnitude earthquake originates from the Cascadia Subduction Zone, it could unleash a "tsunami of up to 100 feet in height that will impact the coastal area."
The state agency adds, "Currently, scientists are predicting that there is about a 37 percent chance that a megathrust earthquake of 7.1+ magnitude in this fault zone will occur in the next 50 years."
And one prominent scientist has just discovered that a major quake along the Cascadia Subduction Zone could also potentially trigger a quake along the San Andreas fault...
Let us hope that something like that doesn't happen any time soon.The two faults meet in an area known as the Mendocino Triple Junction. Now, Goldfinger has found evidence that a quake on one could trigger a quake on the other, in essence making for one giant seismic event that would span the entire west coast of the U.S.
The new results stem from the analysis of sediment cores from the Mendocino Triple Junction area. Those cores, pulled from canyons on the ocean floor, show evidence of earthquakes in the form of underwater landslides. Using carbon dating, Goldfinger found that nearly a dozen earthquakes occurred throughout history on both faults at the same time.
Getting back to current events, another disturbing swarm of earthquakes just hit the Rat Islands along the southern coast of Alaska...
Of course the entire southern coast of Alaska is included in the Ring of Fire, and at this point the seismic activity up north has become so frequent that it never seems to stop.The Rat Islands are part of the Aleutian Islands, a chain of volcanic islands, that results from the subduction of the Pacific Plate beneath the North American Plate.
This plate boundary, the Alaska-Aleutian megathrust, has been the location of many megathrust earthquakes. The latest occurred in on February 4, 1965.
Today, more than 15 earthquakes have rattled the same area.
Meanwhile, an even more alarming swarm of earthquakes just shook Japan. The following comes from our colleagues over at Zero Hedge...
How many years have I been warning about Mt. Fuji?Quakes first hit Mount Fuji around Dec. 3. The seismic activity continued days later. On Dec. 7, more than 200 quakes were reported across the Tokara Islands. The largest was a 4.8 magnitude.
One poster on the Yahoo Japan news website said, "heard a report that the 'Big One' will happen this month, so I am being cautious."
The Meteorological Agency doesn't know what is causing the quake storm, but we've shown before that quake swarming near a volcano has preceded an eruption (read: here).
The fact that earthquakes are now shaking the volcano is a very troubling sign.
One of these days Mt. Fuji is going to blow, and when that happens you will not want to be anywhere around.
Speaking of eruptions, volcanoes in Ecuador, Peru, Guatemala, Chile and Indonesia all sent ash high into the sky over the weekend.
Needless to say, all of those mountains sit along the Ring of Fire.
I know that a lot of people don't like when I say this, but the truth is that our planet is becoming increasingly unstable.
On Friday, we witnessed a very painful example of this here in the United States. The worst tornado disaster in the history of the state of Kentucky killed dozens of people and flattened countless buildings...
You can see video footage of the devastation here and here. Overall, six states were affected by the tornadoes that were spawned, and it has been documented that one family photo was sent flying 130 miles away...More than 80 people in Kentucky were killed after tornadoes ripped across several U.S. states late Friday.
"I know we've lost more than 80 Kentuckians. That number is going to exceed more than 100. This is the deadliest tornado event we've ever had," Governor Andy Beshear said on CNN Sunday morning.
Unfortunately, this is just the beginning.The twisters that spread death and destruction across six states on Friday night were powerful enough to send a family photo flying 130 miles and derail a freight train in western Kentucky, which bore the brunt of the horrific storm.
As the sun rose on Sunday morning, survivors picked through the rubble to salvage anything they could in near-freezing temperatures, still shell-shocked at the scope of death and devastation and many without electricity or running water.
Our planet is going to continue to become more unstable, and we are going to see more horrific natural disasters in 2022 and beyond.
With the Ring of Fire now becoming so active, those living on the west coast should particularly be on alert.
Scientists have been warning us that "the Big One" is way overdue, and at some point time will have run out and it will finally be here.
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Reader Comments
Maybe that’s where the term Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse comes from? When these guys ride into town then Earth suffers. A lot.
Would also explain the urgent need to depopulate, save what little resources that will be left for the elites. Can’t have the peasantry using up resources.
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One moment mankind is here, next mankind is History.
I spent an enjoyable hour today reassembling a fossil, I like geology etc. Such an exercise helps me sharpen my approach to happenings here on Earth, things happen in the blink of an eye.
That's an excellent definition of life.
RC
The Coastline in Jurassic and fossils can be found, I found a wonderful Ammonite, which with some careful prising displaced its true wonder.
I still have mere rocks I got from when we went to NC when I was 10? because there are simply none here - nothing but sand, coquina and limestone, and still, rocks fascinate me.
When you say "in Jurassic" does that mean you can see/determine that?
RC
The jet streams slow down and bring extreme cold down onto the poles, pushing sea ice south along with cold winds. Around the Equator, though, the seas are heating up bringing hotter, more humid air into the temperate zones. The collision causes more extreme weather.
Maybe the increased vulcanic activity causes a "nuclear winter", but most likely the increased amount of particles in the atmosphere causes more cloud formation. The increased electromagnetic activity and weakened magnetosphere causes more cloud seeding as well.
So that's an Ice Age. Let's hope it's a mini.
I'm unsure of your angle , but please try get the basics right.
RC
Recap: The changing jet stream and global cooling
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As for "energy "?
Earth has just received 7 Proton Waves, now subsiding.
Come the next round, volcanoes and tectonic plate movement we start again.
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Africa is in for a make-over, except for the NW. 😔
"The Meteorological Agency doesn't know what is causing the quake storm."
This may be a build up from the human condition in the last two years across the globe.
It has been said that we are all connected to everything, We Are One.
The people of the planet have endured much pain and torment with this Covid oppression.
Could this seismic activity be the effect of severe physical or mental suffering from people?
i dunno, just a thought that popped into my head.
CMM Amazing!!!! Amazing!!!!
also, imho, sometime, somewhere in the cosmos, a bunch of us here will all meet at a Tim's over coffee and timbits for the journey home
what would we do without life?!! 💋
Yes, just like society is becoming increasingly unstable. It would seem that the planet is mirroring those who live upon it. There is a Human-Cosmic connection.
... 50 extra pounds on the hips does not happen in 1 week.
So it seems some electrical reactions have kicked off something at depth possibly some hydrogen, or h+, has been electrically freed from it's heavy metal storage, H4Si, CH4, H2S and H2O could all have been created in situe at above their critical points at which they become super solvents, and has been dissolving it's way to the surface by both raw heat and chemistry. The silane, H4Si, if it meets oxygen will create H2O and SiO2 at very high temps, if CH4 meets oxygen then CO2 and H2O, H2S H2O and SO2> H2SO4, most of the matrix which these dissolve will contain H+ too so the reactions will follow through to the surface, the matrix will become a supersaturated solution replete with colloidal particulates. Thus lightning, pumice/ash SiO2 dissolved in superheated CO2 will burst out followed by it's residual, steam too and in places extremely hot mud boiling with CO2, some CH4 and traces of H2S, I think.
Probably nothing too much out of the ordinary, but if they keep adding seconds to the clock we may be in trouble.