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Some knew it was coming
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| Chennai, Dec 27:
| E SARAVANAN
Posted on 12/29/2004 5:16:22 AM PST by ovrtaxt
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posted on
12/29/2004 5:16:23 AM PST
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ovrtaxt
To: ovrtaxt
The difference in distance between the predicted place and the epicentre was 157.11899 km with a time difference of 28 minutes. If they have that documented, that's impressive.
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posted on
12/29/2004 5:17:34 AM PST
by
ovrtaxt
(I find your inoffensiveness offensive.)
To: ovrtaxt
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posted on
12/29/2004 5:20:23 AM PST
by
ovrtaxt
(I find your inoffensiveness offensive.)
To: ovrtaxt
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posted on
12/29/2004 5:22:31 AM PST
by
aviator
(Armored Pest Control)
To: ovrtaxt
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posted on
12/29/2004 5:24:43 AM PST
by
Dick Vomer
(liberals suck......... but it depends on what your definition of the word "suck" is.)
To: ovrtaxt
When's the next one then?
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posted on
12/29/2004 5:24:50 AM PST
by
newcats
To: ovrtaxt
"Venkatanathan explained that the prediction was based on a novel method developed by the team. According to the method, when two or more planets, Sun and the Moon get aligned more or less in line (0 to 180 degree) with the earth it could affect the angular momentum of the earth and decrease the speed of rotation of the earth which could trigger an earthquake." It would be interesting to see if last year on Dec. 26th when the earthquake in Bamm, Iraq occured, if there was also a planetary alignment. They could easily check their hypothesis against data of previous earthquakes and planetary alignment.
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posted on
12/29/2004 5:27:02 AM PST
by
all4one
(My thoughts and prayers are with our soldiers.....and their families)
To: all4one
Now don't let facts, get in the way of a good theory... or news story...
To: ovrtaxt
If it could really be this straightforward--Wow.
To: aviator
Those are freaky! You can see the water lifting up as it comes in.
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posted on
12/29/2004 5:34:06 AM PST
by
ovrtaxt
(I find your inoffensiveness offensive.)
To: NautiNurse
If the tidal force of the moon is enough to lift "trillyuns"</Sagan> of gallons of water twice a day, is the alignment of the sun and moon enough to affect the crust?
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posted on
12/29/2004 5:37:24 AM PST
by
ovrtaxt
(I find your inoffensiveness offensive.)
To: B4Ranch
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posted on
12/29/2004 5:38:11 AM PST
by
glock rocks
(Play an accordion, go to jail. It's the law.)
To: ovrtaxt
The full moon had to be a factor in precipitating the Sumatra quake. Yet no one brings this up.
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posted on
12/29/2004 5:39:47 AM PST
by
dennisw
(G_D: Against Amelek for all generations.)
To: ovrtaxt
This isn't really surprising...Years ago, the Santa Clara County (California) Geologist, Jim Berkland, would predict fairly accurately by such indications of positions of sun and moon (tidal effect) and linking it to the rising number of animals reported missing. Pets tend to act weird, including disappearing, for several days prior to earthquakes. Berkland was accurate enough to prove that there is a relationship between the tidal effect and earthquake activity.
I notice that the animals are missing in Sri Lanka.
To: ovrtaxt
If the tidal force of the moon is enough to lift "trillyuns"</Sagan> of gallons of water twice a day, is the alignment of the sun and moon enough to affect the crust?Full moon pushed a dangerous situation over the edge. IMHO. This quake may not have happened for years without this particular full moon. And not all full moons are the same.
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posted on
12/29/2004 5:42:21 AM PST
by
dennisw
(G_D: Against Amelek for all generations.)
To: newcats
When's the next one then? Yeah, and WHERE?
To: dennisw
The full moon had to be a factor in precipitating the Sumatra quake. Yet no one brings this up.It's Allah's fault!
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posted on
12/29/2004 5:44:41 AM PST
by
ovrtaxt
(I find your inoffensiveness offensive.)
To: ovrtaxt
If they have that documented, that's impressive. There's also Jean Dixon syndrome; you make enough outlandish predictions, some of them are bound to hit. I'd need to see his entire oeuvre. "Colour" me healthfully skeptical.
To: ovrtaxt
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posted on
12/29/2004 5:46:41 AM PST
by
dennisw
(G_D: Against Amelek for all generations.)
To: dennisw
As an amateur astronomer, that's a pretty interesting site. Borderline whackjob, but some interesting info.
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posted on
12/29/2004 5:50:10 AM PST
by
ovrtaxt
(I find your inoffensiveness offensive.)
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