Full moon, Earthquakes, Meteors and Solar Activity

December 10th, 2008

The other day I posted a blurb in my notes about keeping an eye on earthquake activity, particularly on the US West coast. There is a full moon on its way (actually the biggest and brightest of the year), which some believe influences earthquake activity, and I took note of this random find regarding the upcoming month's possibilities in that regard.

However, I had not made note of the earthquake swarm near Puerto Rico and the threat of tsunami on the US East coast, and I think now that it just might warrant that mention. Also just over a week ago the AP reported a series of small earthquakes in Arkansas as a warning that more could be in store. But I usually check the seismic monitor several times a day and there does seem to be an increase in activity as of late in these areas, as well as a few recent large quakes around the ring of fire. A couple of other things caught my attention too: that of a third spectacular superbolide meteor in as many weeks caught on tape a few days ago, as well as a large solar prominence suddenly erupting from an otherwise quiet sun. It also seems the SIDC ended the all-quiet in terms of sunspot activity on December 2.

The Cave has been giving great updates on various such activities, including a post about the coming solar wind stream, set to arrive on December 11th. The Cave also noted the huge tides that just wiped out a hospital among other buildings in New Guinea.

In other Earth news, Cyclone Nisha tore up southern India, and volcanoes are hitting the headlines in the Caribbean and Chile. For updates on this and more, also check sites like The Great Red Comet or Earthweek.com.

Not sure what to make of it. Planet X, HAARP, galactic alignment, global warming, random movements, whatever. Just putting it out there. Make sure you have your emergency kits well-stocked and have a plan to keep family safe and calm.

The master observes the world but trusts his inner vision.

-Tao Te Ching #12