I'm sorry, I can't forgive what you do this forum. Sorry.

Do you believe that "magnitude"="frequency"?
Quote:

That is a terrible sentence but you are forgiven, whatever it means.
Also you get a forgiveness for a nice short post.

Feb25 : 6 quakes above 5
Feb26 : 14
Feb27:  11.
The lists are all normal.
Are you?

and yes

i started this thread to keep those that may be

ignorant aware of these earth effects from the sun

i observe you in confusion however,

you are welcome here

namaste

-:)

namaste no matter mate
just go to your quake site, click "last 8-30" and read what the nice man says about his vast knowledge. Maybe he needs his spirits chanelled , double with ice.

http://www.zetatalk.com/newsletr/issue236.htm







1000 Hectares of Agricultural Areas in Tuban Still Awash
April 3, 2011
http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2011/04/03/214964/
Although the Solo River water discharge is below the screen, but at least 1,000 hectares (ha) of agricultural area in the eight villages in the district Rengel, Tuban, East Java are still inundated with water levels up to 50 centimeters (cm). This condition, making hundreds of farmers in the region complain plant crop failures., You see, the floods have been soaking the land around the last week. Eight villages flooded agricultural areas that include Kanorejo, Karangtinoto, Tambakrejo, Bulurejo, Sawahan, Maibit, Ngadirejo, and parts of Rengel.
Lamongan is under water to this level and is nowhere near the Solo River or any other river. This is sinking. Lamongan, also, is close to the 80 foot level mentioned by the Zetas for Java. Lamongan is 28 meters (84 feet) above sea level. Lamongan has been in the news since February 20, 2011 for flooding, and this has not subsided! Flooding in Greski, which is on the coastline there, has been reported since March 13, 2011. That this region of Java has been sinking has never been officially admitted.

Lamongan Flood Victims Clean Water Crisis
April 3, 2011
http://www.metrotvnews.com/metromain/news/2011/04/03/47421/
Thousands of flood victims in five districts in Lamongan, East Java, began to clean water crisis. They had to use flood water for their daily needs, such as bathing, washing clothes and dishes. Jero Bengawan River flood submerging five districts, namely Kalitengah, Turi, Karangbinangun, Deket and Glagah. Water level reached 20 centimeters to more than 0.5 meters. Flooding has been going on for two weeks.
Medan, on the east coast of Sumatra, is another example. Medan experienced flooding early in the sinking process, on February 21, 2011. Medan has access to the sea via lowlands along the coast.









Fukushima's Slow Death

The Zetas stated that benign aliens stepped in to prevent the Fukushima nuclear power plants from becoming another Chernobyl, as outlined in Issue 233 of this newsletter on March 20, 2011. But complete protection was not done as a message needed to be sent to the establishment.

ZetaTalk Statement 3/19/2011:Have benign aliens been allowed to interfere with the Japanese power plant meltdown, limiting the damage? Yes, but they have not interfered to the degree possible, for the following reasons. It would have been beyond a Chernobyl, affecting not only the islands of Japan but also anywhere the winds would drift, including Hawaii and the West Coast of the US and beyond.

Problems with the Fukushima plant in Japan began when the earthquake knocked out electricity to the area, and the diesel run backup generators failed when flooded by the tsunami. Even though the cooling rods were inserted, a reactor in shut-down status still needs to be cooled by water. The lack of electricity prevented pumps from running, and reactor 1-3 of the 6 suffered at least partial melt-down. Melt-down can result in super-heated material that can explode, releasing radioactive dust into the atmosphere. Cracked structures also exist, leaking radioactive water into the area, and into the sea. Radioactive material has been found in the ground water and soil around Fukushima. The end is no yet in sight!

Japan's Nuclear Crisis
March 31, 2011
http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/asiapcf/03/29/japan.nuclear.leaks/index.html
Despite the heroic efforts of technicians and engineers battling to prevent a full nuclear meltdown at the quake-damaged Fukushima Daiichi plant, radioactive material is still seeping into the surroundings of the power station. Plutonium has been detected in soil samples near the plant. And highly radioactive water has been found for the first time outside one of the reactor buildings on Monday, albeit in a tunnel. Radioactive iodine and cesium have also been detected in sea water near the plant. These latest reports of radioactive leaks - and the possibility that there may have been a partial meltdown in three reactors - raise questions about the immediate dangers poised to human health and the environment.
How bad will it get, and will benign aliens be allowed to intervene again?

ZetaTalk Explanation 4/2/2011: The lessons that Fukushima holds for the establishment are being continued! The Japanese government in particular has resisted admitting the reality of what was happening at Fukushima. Only when the hard facts were in the hands of the public did they admit what was happening to the reactors which were in the process of slow meltdown. The full facts are still not known to the public. Many deaths will result from the Japanese government sending in workers to their certain death, all to save face and attempt to save the reactors. These were financial decisions, as well as face saving maneuvers, none of which are gaining the sympathy of the benign aliens who helped moderate the disaster during the quake. Thus the reactors are being allowed to proceed in their death march, as the area will be too radioactive for operators, the two working reactors buried alive along with the four that are disabled.

New Geography Confusion

The ZetaTalk New Geography map has been on the web since the start of ZetaTalk, based on the words given by the Zetas and guidance to Nancy, who generated this map in PC Paintbrush. Cut along the edges, past around a small ball, and there you have the new globe. But questions kept arising from those who complained they were not able to determine their future Lat/Long effectively.



Your future map and other discussions mention the new N Pole off the eastern tip of Brazil, but this map made into a globe: shows that it would be highly misleading to characterize the new N Pole as anywhere near Brazil, because it is shown as west of the present southern tip of Africa. Would it be too much trouble to give the present longitude and latitude of what will be the future N Pole? Would the Zetas mind giving the present latitude and longitude of the future N Pole?

So the new Lat/Long of the poles was given:

ZetaTalk Answer 7/17/2010: Under our direction Nancy has ascertained via Google Earth that the new N Pole will be at the current lat/long of 5°S and 29°W and the new S Pole will be the current lat/long of 10°N and 78°E. These points are not on opposites of the globe from one another today. The Pacific compresses, the Atlantic widens, the S America Plate crunches through much of what is now the Caribbean Plate, and all this and more reform the globe somewhat so that geographical points are not relative to other geographical points as they are today.

But confusion still ran rampant. In their response to this confusion, the Zetas stated that it was not for lack of explanation on their part, but that the shock of a new globe was too much, and the complainants were thus refusing to visualize the new globe, even when it was in front of them. The new globe had already been superimposed on an existing globe, as part of the Pole Shift TEAM efforts.

http://www.news.com.au/technology/sci-tech/billions-of-potentially-habitable-pla...



Billions of planets in the Milky Way could be habitable, estimate claims

THERE are likely tens of billions of planets circling red dwarfs in our galaxy that may have the right conditions for sustaining life, according to a new estimate.
The finding, announced by European astronomers today, adds to the growing body of evidence that so-called super-Earths are ubiquitous in habitable zones of the cosmos.
Faint and cool compared to the Sun, red dwarfs account for 80 per cent of all the stars in the Milky Way. Using a planet-hunting instrument called the High Accuracy Radial velocity Planet Searcher (HARPS) in Chile, astronomers found other worlds orbiting two out of five of such stars.
"Our new observations with HARPS mean that about 40 per cent of all red dwarf stars have a super-Earth orbiting in the habitable zone where liquid water can exist on the surface of the planet," Xavier Bonfils, the leader of the European Southern Observatory team, said.
"Because red dwarfs are so common - there are about 160 billion of them in the Milky Way - this leads us to the astonishing result that there are tens of billions of these planets in our galaxy alone," he added.
Zachory Berta, a researcher with the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics who was not involved in the study, said the new finding agrees with recent observations from NASA's Kepler telescope, which has been detecting an increasing number of small planets around small stars.
"What makes me most excited about this result is what it means for our chances of detecting life on a planet other than Earth orbiting a star other than the Sun," Berta said in an email.
"The more habitable planets we find around nearby red dwarfs, the better our odds for truly being able to detect life on another world in our galaxy," he added.
But researchers involved in the study cautioned that red dwarfs themselves could create hostile conditions for the planets that orbit them.
"The habitable zone around a red dwarf, where the temperature is suitable for liquid water to exist on the surface, is much closer to the star than the Earth is to the Sun," Stephane Udry, a member of the European team.
"But red dwarfs are known to be subject to stellar eruptions or flares, which may bathe the planet in X-rays or ultraviolet radiation, and which may make life there less likely."