> During the Seismic Window of July 1-8, 2000 there will be > > expect a 3.5-6.0M quake within 140 miles (2-degrees) of San Jose, CA; > a 3.5-6.5M quake within 140 miles of Los Angeles; > a 3.0-5.0M quake in Oregon or Washington; and > a major (7+M) earthquake somewhere in the world, most likely within the > Pacific Ring of Fire, where about 80% of large earthquakes have occurred. > > Editor: Jim Berkland. Geologist > Box 1926 > Glen Ellen, CA. 95442 > (707) 935-6512 FAX (707) 935-6639 > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > ---- > Welcome to http://www.syzygyjob.com/ SYZYGY Sizz-a-Jee (Linked by a common need & interest) > THIS IS AN ACTIVE PAGE. DURING SEISMIC WINDOWS, WE UPDATE THE LATEST > EARTHQUAKE DATA CONSTANTLY. BETWEEN SEISMIC WINDOWS, WE ADD ARTICLES AND > FEATURES. CHECK BACK OFTEN. > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > ---- > > July 2000 Update > NEWS FLASH! June 21st: Jim Berkland is scheduled to be on Coast to Coast AM > with Mike Siegel from 10pm to 2am. > [This was a fascinating program.] > > The Seismic Window of June 1-8, 2000 produced pretty much as advertised. The > largest quake in two years, and the first major event since my May Window > took place on June 4th in the form of a huge 7.9M shocker in Indonesia at > Sumatera Island. Thousands of people became homeless and the death toll was > admitted to exceed 100. > In Southern California, there were multiple small quakes, but during the > Window, there was only one that reached 3.5M (one is enough). At 07:24 a.m. > on June 2nd a 3.5M was centered near Salton Sea at a location given as > Obsidian Butte. On June 7th a much more widely felt quake of 3.1M struck > near Moorpark. After the window closed there were two additional quakes > predicted by Kathy Gori on my Website, based upon her long-recognized > earthquake headaches. On June 11th a 4.0M shook Ludlow, and on June 14th > There was a series near Brawley, with the strongest measuring 4.5, 4.2, 3.5 > and 3.6M. Although these Brawley quakes struck 12 days after syzygy, the > timing is typical for quakes in that area, where the window is Syzygy +7 > through Syzygy + 14 days. > In the Northwest there was a series of quakes off the Oregon Coast on June > 2nd, with the largest measuring 5.9, 4.6 and 4.2 magnitude. I had predicted > a maximum of 5.5 so I can at least claim the two smaller ones as direct > hits. > However, at my home base in the San Francisco Bay Area, no quakes exceeded > 2.8M during my window. The first 3.5M event in this area since March shook > the Calaveras Fault east of San Jose on June 12th. Although it rattled my > former home, it was a clear miss for by Bay Area prediction. > Oh, well, three of four is my long-term average, and I expect to do as well > in July. > > PREDICTION FOR JULY 2000 > > The Seismic Window for July 1-8, 2000 is especially significant. There will > be a partial eclipse of the Sun on July 1st (visible In Patagonia and the > South Pacific). Just three hours after the eclipse, the Earth/Moon distance > (perigee) will be at the minimum for the year (about 221,900 miles.) This > astronomical synchroneity will generate Golden Gate tides of 8.8 ft., a > range not exceeded since December 21, 1991. (During that window there were > quakes of 7.5M in the Kurile Islands, 7.4M in the South Sandwich Islands, > 4.0M at Barstow, 3.3M at Vacaville, and 5.6M at Vancouver Island.) > > The perigean spring tide during the July window can also be partly ascribed > to the increased gravitational forces from the summer solstice (June 21st), > and the inflection point on July 4th, created by aphelion (the far point in > the Earth's yearly orbit.) The role of aphelion can be better appreciated by > recognizing the evidence from the Moon, where astronauts left seismographs. > A great preponderance of moonquakes occur at the monthly perigee, but there > is a secondary seismic flurry two weeks later at apogee. This demonstrates > that it is not just the pure physical force-field that triggers quakes, but > also inflection points and rates of change. > > Based upon these factors, I am making the following predictions, with 80% > confidence: > During the Seismic Window of July 1-8, 2000 there will be > > expect a 3.5-6.0M quake within 140 miles (2-degrees) of San Jose, CA; > a 3.5-6.5M quake within 140 miles of Los Angeles; > a 3.0-5.0M quake in Oregon or Washington; and > a major (7+M) earthquake somewhere in the world, most likely within the > Pacific Ring of Fire, where about 80% of large earthquakes have occurred. > > Bard > Pro Libertate - For Freedom > BUCHANAN-Reform > http://gopatgo2000.com/default.htm > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > <A HREF="http://www.ctrl.org/">www.ctrl.org</A> DECLARATION & DISCLAIMER ========== CTRL is a discussion & informational exchange list. Proselytizing propagandic screeds are unwelcomed. Substance—not soap-boxing—please! 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