Elenin will cause more earthquakes August-Oct 2011

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di ba naglinog sa india gahapon?
Im not saying it's because of elenin.

My point is quakes happen anytime somewhere, anywhere with or without a comet.

We will die not because of the comet or the quakes but with a lot else.lol

Maybe something else lang jud ang nahitabo sa india ug walay labot ang comet pero here's a chart published about the past comet alingments:

Past Alignments Date Location Magnitude

Elenin - Earth - Sun Feb 20 2008 Indonesia 7.4
Elenin - Earth - Sun Feb 25 2008 Indonesia 7.2
Elenin - Earth - Neptune May 12 2008 China 7.9
Elenin - Earth - Sun Feb 18 2009 Kermadec Islands 7.0
Elenin - Earth -Jupiter May 18 2009 Los Angeles, US 4.7
Elenin - Mercury- Earth July 15 2009 New Zealand 7.8
Elenin - Mercury - Earth Aug 09 2009 Japan 7.1
Elenin - Sun - Earth Sept 09 2009 Sunola islands 8.1
Elenin - Earth - Venus Feb 18 2010 China/RU/N.Korea 6.9
Elenin - Earth-Sun Feb 25 2010 China 5.2
Elenin - Earth-Sun Feb 26 2010 Japan 7.0
Elenin - Earth- Sun Feb 27 2010 Chile 8.8 [Earth knocked off axis]
Elenin - Earth- Sun Feb 27 2010 Argentina 6.3
Elenin - Earth - Mercury Mar 04 2010 Taiwan 6.3
Elenin - Earth - Mercury Mar 04 2010 Vanuatu 6.5
Elenin - Earth - Mercury Mar 05 2010 Chile 6.6
Elenin - Earth - Mercury Mar 05 2010 Indonesia 6.3
Elenin - Earth - Mercury Mar 08 2010 Turkey 6.1
Elenin - Earth - Neptune May 05 2010 Indonesia 6.6
Elenin - Earth - Neptune May 06 2010 Chile 6.2
Elenin - Earth - Neptune May 09 2010 Indonesia 7.2
Elenin - Earth - Neptune May 14 2010 Algeria 5.2
Elenin - Earth - Jupiter Jan 03 2011 Chile 7.0
Elenin - Earth - Sun March 11 2011 Japan 9.0 [Earth knocked off axis]
Elenin - Earth - Sun Sep 18 2011 India 6.9


Next expected alignments:

Elenin, Venus, Earth
Sept 21 - 22


Mercury - Sun - Elenin
Sept 25


Earth - Sun - Moon - Elenin
Sept 26 - 27



I'm not saying nga 100% jud ko nga ni tuo pero just look at the facts.

Now, naa ba kahay mga mahitabo ani nga mga adlaw? Maybe. Maybe not. Kung wlay mahitabo, then maayo. If naa, well, we've been warned.

[CocoCrunch]

U.S. Geological Survey Earthquake Hazards Program

Latest Earthquakes in the World - Past 7 days -recent quakes

Click the links .
You can see how many quakes happen in a day- months. tan.awa ang alaska.

this week naay 7.4 near australia.
here's a list of strong quakes that happen this month. wala nako giapil sa australia dapit.
sept 18 6.9 india
sept 16 6.7 japan
sept 15 7.3 fiji region
sept 9 6.4 vancouver

I hope you get my point now. else, i will elaborate.

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U.S. Geological Survey Earthquake Hazards Program

Latest Earthquakes in the World - Past 7 days -recent quakes

Click the links .
You can see how many quakes happen in a day- months. tan.awa ang alaska.

this week naay 7.4 near australia.
here's a list of strong quakes that happen this month. wala nako giapil sa australia dapit.
sept 18 6.9 india
sept 16 6.7 japan
sept 15 7.3 fiji region
sept 9 6.4 vancouver

I hope you get my point now. else, i will elaborate.

Of course earthquakes happen all the time around the world. Was I questioning that? And I have looked at those also, long before you gave me the link. Naa ba kay na notice pag tan-aw nimo sa USGS earthquake world map or imo lang gi present just for the sake of pointing out nga naay linog everyday?

If you have not noticed anything sa world earthquake map, I'll have someone elaborate it for you.

Earthquake Prediction 2011 Jim Berkland - A Major Earthquake in North America Imminent - YouTube
Earthquake in California March 19th THIS SATURDAY 2011 (Ring of Fire) - YouTube

My point is this, most big earthquakes happen because of changes in the magnetic field caused by the moon. Could the alignments cause the earthquakes on the list? Maybe. Maybe not. But, if Elenin is as big as what most people say, it might interfere with the earth's magnetic field thus creating huge earthquakes.

[CocoCrunch]

Of course earthquakes happen all the time around the world. Was I questioning that? And I have looked at those also, long before you gave me the link. Naa ba kay na notice pag tan-aw nimo sa USGS earthquake world map or imo lang gi present just for the sake of pointing out nga naay linog everyday?

If you have not noticed anything sa world earthquake map, I'll have someone elaborate it for you.

Earthquake Prediction 2011 Jim Berkland - A Major Earthquake in North America Imminent - YouTube
Earthquake in California March 19th THIS SATURDAY 2011 (Ring of Fire) - YouTube

My point is this, most big earthquakes happen because of changes in the magnetic field caused by the moon. Could the alignments cause the earthquakes on the list? Maybe. Maybe not. But, if Elenin is as big as what most people say, it might interfere with the earth's magnetic field thus creating huge earthquakes.

UHM I think you mean tides?

Let me use your name and find wiki.
CLICK THIS WIKI LINK PLEASE
Earthquake - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

An earthquake (also known as a quake, tremor or temblor) is the result of a sudden release of energy in the Earth's crust that creates seismic waves.
wala intawn labot ang moon oi. kung labot pa lang, nagsigeg natag linod every second, every part na maagian sa moon. hahahaha

The reason why ako gihatag nimo ang link sa USGS kay para makita nimo ang ring of fire. tan.awa ang quakes around pacific ocean. unsa diay relevance sa magnetic field?

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UHM I think you mean tides?

Let me use your name and find wiki.
CLICK THIS WIKI LINK PLEASE
Earthquake - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

An earthquake (also known as a quake, tremor or temblor) is the result of a sudden release of energy in the Earth's crust that creates seismic waves.
wala intawn labot ang moon oi. kung labot pa lang, nagsigeg natag linod every second, every part na maagian sa moon. hahahaha

The reason why ako gihatag nimo ang link sa USGS kay para makita nimo ang ring of fire. tan.awa ang quakes around pacific ocean. unsa diay relevance sa magnetic field?

Let me elaborate, bai, kay murag sige man lang ka ug panghatag ug link pero wala man kay idea unsa imo gi buhat..

"An earthquake (also known as a quake, tremor or temblor) is the result of a sudden release of energy in the Earth's crust that creates seismic waves."

Correct. But what is an earthquake again? A RESULT. A result of what? Cause and effect bai, an earthquake is the effect, read below on what causes (or triggers) an earthquake.

"researchers from Beijing Normal University and the Chinese Academy of Sciences found a significant relationship between tidal forces and earthquakes in China and Taiwan. The paper considered the relationship between 21 major earthquakes (Ms ≥ 7.0) in land and the offshore area of Taiwan island in the 20th century and the variance ratio of the lunar–solar tidal force. The result indicated that the time of these earthquakes is closely related to the variance ratio of the lunar–solar tidal force, and therefore that the tidal force possibly plays an important role in triggering earthquakes." Earthquake prediction - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Mao sad ni sa Solar force, check the dates bai on the lower left http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/data/...current_c2.mpg

Additionally, you need to read carefully bai, I didn't say ALL earthquakes, I said MOST big earthquakes.

[CocoCrunch]

Let me elaborate, bai, kay murag sige man lang ka ug panghatag ug link pero wala man kay idea unsa imo gi buhat..

"An earthquake (also known as a quake, tremor or temblor) is the result of a sudden release of energy in the Earth's crust that creates seismic waves."

Correct. But what is an earthquake again? A RESULT. A result of what?

"researchers from Beijing Normal University and the Chinese Academy of Sciences found a significant relationship between tidal forces and earthquakes in China and Taiwan. The paper considered the relationship between 21 major earthquakes (Ms ≥ 7.0) in land and the offshore area of Taiwan island in the 20th century and the variance ratio of the lunar–solar tidal force. The result indicated that the time of these earthquakes is closely related to the variance ratio of the lunar–solar tidal force, and therefore that the tidal force possibly plays an important role in triggering earthquakes." Earthquake prediction - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Mao sad ni sa Solar force, check the dates bai on the lower left http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/data/...current_c2.mpg

huh? wa koy idea sa akong gibuhat? Look at the link I gave you. it was the whole definition and classification of earthquakes. What else should I elaborate na kataas na atong link.

"An earthquake (also known as a quake, tremor or temblor) is the result of a sudden release of energy in the Earth's crust that creates seismic waves."

Correct. But what is an earthquake again? A RESULT. A result of what?:

bai bisayaon nako ha.
"Ang earthquake resulta sa sudden release of energy sa earth's crust nga nakahimo og seismic waves." A result of sudden release of energy bai caused by the tectonic plates sa earth's crust.

The link you provided is still a theory and is not a solid fact that tides can cause or trigger earthquakes.

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huh? wa koy idea sa akong gibuhat? Look at the link I gave you. it was the whole definition and classification of earthquakes. What else should I elaborate na kataas na atong link.


bai bisayaon nako ha.
"Ang earthquake resulta sa sudden release of energy sa earth's crust nga nakahimo og seismic waves." A result of sudden release of energy bai caused by the tectonic plates sa earth's crust.

The link you provided is still a theory and is not a solid fact that tides can cause or trigger earthquakes.

Ang akong link nga gi hatag nimo bai kay gikan ra japon sa link nga gi hatag nimo. Theory, yes, but that doesn't change the fact that they've spent a great deal of time to come up with that theory.

Naa pay usa oh, gikan sa UCLA Strong Earth Tides Can Trigger Earthquakes, UCLA Scientists Report

You have to keep in mind nga dili ni gikan nako bai, these information came from scientist, mga tao nga dili basta-basta.

Ako sad nga bisayaon bai, Resulta, resulta sa unsa? .Unsa may HINUNGDAN? Unsa may HINUNGDAN nga ni RESULTA sa linog?

Another analogy 1 + 1 = 2. Unsa may HINUNGDAN nga naay 2 (RESULTA)? Tungod sa 1 + 1.

Klaro na ba bai?

[CocoCrunch]

Ang akong link nga gi hatag nimo bai kay gikan ra japon sa link nga gi hatag nimo. Theory, yes, but that doesn't change the fact that they've spent a great deal of time to come up with that theory.

Naa pay usa oh, gikan sa UCLA Strong Earth Tides Can Trigger Earthquakes, UCLA Scientists Report

You have to keep in mind nga dili ni gikan nako bai, these information came from scientist, mga tao nga dili basta-basta.

Ako sad nga bisayaon bai, Resulta, resulta sa unsa? .Unsa may HINUNGDAN? Unsa may HINUNGDAN nga ni RESULTA sa linog?

Another analogy 1 + 1 = 2. Unsa may HINUNGDAN nga naay 2 (RESULTA)? Tungod sa 1 + 1.

Klaro na ba bai?

The Science of Earthquakes -USGS bai.

An earthquake is what happens when two blocks of the earth suddenly slip past one another. The surface where they slip is called the fault or fault plane. The location below the earth’s surface where the earthquake starts is called the hypocenter, and the location directly above it on the surface of the earth is called the epicenter.

DONT TELL ME YOU THINK MOON TRIGGERs an earthquake? and you dont know the causes of quakes

CLICK nang link sa USGS bai ha nya sabta jud.

[CocoCrunch]

After googling Elenin.... I've found out it's just a 3.5 kilometer wide comet. gosh kagamay raman diay ani oi. nya dili man diay ni moduol sa earth.

A comet is nothing like a brown dwarf. You are correct that the way astronomers measure the mass of one object is by its gravitational effect on another, but comets are far too small to have a measurable influence on anything,"

"So you've got a modest-sized icy dirtball that is getting no closer than 35 million kilometers," said Yeomans. "It will have an immeasurably minuscule influence on our planet. By comparison, my subcompact automobile exerts a greater influence on the ocean's tides than comet Elenin ever will."

C/2010 X1 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia -wiki elenin

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The Science of Earthquakes -USGS bai.

An earthquake is what happens when two blocks of the earth suddenly slip past one another. The surface where they slip is called the fault or fault plane. The location below the earth’s surface where the earthquake starts is called the hypocenter, and the location directly above it on the surface of the earth is called the epicenter.

DONT TELL ME YOU THINK MOON TRIGGERs an earthquake? and you dont know the causes of quakes

CLICK nang link sa USGS bai ha nya sabta jud.

I believe that the gravitational force of the Moon, which causes tides here on earth, can (can does not mean always) trigger earthquakes (again, it's not me who's saying this, scientist ang nag ingon ana Strong Earth Tides Can Trigger Earthquakes, UCLA Scientists Report).

Do I believe the Moon causes earthquakes? No.
Do I believe the gravitational force of the Moon can cause earthquake? Yes.

Please lang bai, ayaw intaw ko taga-i ug article nga pang bata oi, that article was written for kids bai, not adults.