"Meteor in Space" by Victor Habbick
The above link will take you to
an article regarding the asteroid which will pass by our planet soon.
Earthquakes and volcanic
activity 8th and 9th of January 2013
The activity surrounding the Mediterranean Sea/western Turkey,
namely involving the Aegean Sea (the Aegean I didn’t specify) has been a focus
of my ‘feelings’ in the last couple of days. I mentioned these general regions
in my last post as being potential ‘areas’ for larger activity.
There have been numerous tremors in the region of the Aegean Sea
and some movement near Rhodes. If you imagine a line from eastern Turkey,
sweeping down to Rhodes (regions), up and through to Aegean (waters wise), then
along through southern Greece; through southern Italy to northern regions, and
across to France and down to Spain – I have felt an ‘energy’ running through
this uneven’ line’. A niggling possible predominant reason for this ‘energy’
may be volcanic activity.
Underwater volcanic vents have presented themselves below
Turkey. A number of Italy’s volcanoes are showing renewed or increased ‘life’
and other volcanic related activity is being noted, along with plate/trench
activity. And as I have been mentioning persistently in my recent/current posts,
‘water’ is becoming a regular feature (location) for many earthquakes.
I feel that the Myanmar, Indian Ocean and Nepalese earthquakes
today are related. There may be other ‘movements’ in the Arabian Sea, near the
Gulf of Aden and the Gulf of Oman. The Andaman Sea and the western coast of
Sumatra may experience some movement too. This movement may also translate to near
the western coast of Australia.
The Alaskan (including the Aleutians) may continue to show some
considerable movement through January.
The west coast of America may experience a larger movement too.
This may be off the coast of Washington/border with Canada; or west of Eureka
or San Francisco. Baja, California may also experience another larger movement
too.
I am still being drawn to the region in Russia, near the lake/large
waterway, east of Irkutsk (which is above the north/central Mongolian border
with Russia).
This post is in addition to the post prior to this.
All of the above is only my non-scientific opinion/feeling and
is obviously open to correction by those with the understanding of the earth
sciences I don’t pertain.
Peace to all.
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