Cosmic Catastrophe

[aerohead]

It doesn't matter to some members.
I'm always wrong, and they've always got a reply for everything.
As Donald Rumsfeld would say,' facts just get in the way.'
The beauty of pseudo-science.

[freebeard]

Oilpan4 in another thread:

I'm always wrong, and they've always got a reply for everything.

Everything I Do Is Wrong -- B.B. King

[aerohead]

It's just a means for simplifying the mathematics of celestial mechanics/ astrodynamics.
Anyone crunching numbers is happy to have it.
Go to death Valley and expect it to increase.
Go to the top of Pikes Peak and don't be surprised to see it fall.
It's the hated inverse-square law.
It's why we know that planetary alignments/ conjunctions are a nothing burger when it comes to earthquakes.

[oil pan 4]

Originally Posted by Piotrsko

Yes you can predict potential timing events. Where and how do you predict an actual event with any accuracy using such data?

All the major fault lines on the left coast are supposedly over due. Which next celestial event is going to set one of them off?

I'll use an old astrological saying: The stars compell, they do not command.

We need an uptick or clusters of small quakes first.
Oh and hurricanes can also contribute to them.

[freebeard]

The stars compell, they do not command.

IIRC it's 'The stars impel, they do not compel'.

Being able to manipulate the Gravitational constant would explain UAP.

We need an uptick or clusters of small quakes first.

Animals panicking, strange [piezoelectric] lights in the sky.

[freebeard]

Game over, man.

16:27 -- Can Earth survive the Red Giant phase of the Sun?

The answer progresses from raising and lowering the Eartth's orbit by slingshotting asteroids past, to making the asteroid a cycler that steals from Mercury to feed the Earth.

So my question is -- can the asteroid be a gigantic honky-tonk roadhouse?

[aerohead]

Originally Posted by freebeard

Game over, man.

16:27 -- Can Earth survive the Red Giant phase of the Sun?

The answer progresses from raising and lowering the Eartth's orbit by slingshotting asteroids past, to making the asteroid a cycler that steals from Mercury to feed the Earth.

So my question is -- can the asteroid be a gigantic honky-tonk roadhouse?

If it's mass is comparable to the illustrated asteroid, nothing in the math would preclude it's use.
The cost of launching it into orbit, and matching an asteroid's velocity might constrain it's use, on an economic level though.

[aerohead]

I searched data for Solar Cycle-24's solar maximum, Solar Proton Events, planetary conjunctions, and 'significant' earthquakes for the April, 2014 maximum.
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* There were 120-earthquakes
* 12- planetary conjunctions
* 5- SPEs
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* Of the 12, 7- planetary conjunctions coincided with zero earthquakes
* 5- planetary conjunctions coincided with dates of 7- earthquakes
* one occurred 'after' the conjunction
* two occurred 'before' the conjunction
* another occurred 'after'
* three, all in Iran, none occurred at time of conjunction
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* Of the 5- SPEs, four were associated with zero earthquakes
* Of the single SPE associated with seismicity , it was a CME of 588-minute duration in the thermosphere.
* The Coyuquilla Norte, Mexico quake occurred 58-minutes, and 1,898,750-miles in advance of the CME arrival.
* The Panguna, Papua New Guinea quake took place within the very last minute of the 588-minute CME event.
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All this is within the context of occurring during the solar maximum, with magnetic activity at it's highest magnitude for the eleven-year cycle.

[oil pan 4]

Where did I say anything about conjunctions?
Conjunctions aren't magnetic connections.
If it was simply conjunctions it would have been proven at least 500 years ago.


Starkiller base?
Highest energy photos ever observed and appear to be polarized. No after glow observable. Sounds like a weapon to me.
https://youtu.be/uZtHLmkGy6w

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uZtHLm...ature=youtu.be

[aerohead]

This was from redneck's # 934 (permalink ), and SSGEOS.
High school graduate / 'seismologist' / 'space-physicist' / and self-proclaimed mystic , Frank Hoogerbeets, of Haarlem, Netherlands, announced that conjunctions were 'very critical', and that, they were ' known to cause major to great seismic events', plus, credited for 'predicting' the recent earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, is a real piece of work.
According to the high-schooler, atmospheric pressure and planetary alignments are what are behind seismic activity on Earth.
Watching the video was like watching the 1994, 'True Lies.'
* redneck would be Jamie Lee Curtis' Helen Taskar.
* Frank Hoogerbeets would be Bill Paxton's 'Simon'
* and Professor Javed N. Malik, of the Indian Institute of Technology, Kenpur, India, would be playing Arnold Schwarzenegger's Harry Taskar.
And it would be the scene by the aqueduct.