Science (Reply to Matthew)

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Therese, thanks for the data...

 

The Nodes were so afflicted in the Fagan-Allen Capricorn Ingress that the Moon

couldn't even wait the 14 hours to absolute fullness with the heavy planets

bringing everything down at 4:05 and even more strongly at 6:05 am. Not to

forget

the Venus-Uranus 45 Mars in the Ingress.

 

Dark*Star

 

 

Therese Hamilton wrote:

 

> At 02:59 AM 2/7/04 -0000, Matthew wrote:

 

> By the way, there was another quake in Indonesia today. According to a news

> item posted on the Judy Johns Political board, the largest tremor, 6.9

> happened at 6:05 am (local time) though the tremors began at 4:05. Closest

> town was Nabire. Around 23 died, 500 injured. Not so bad.

>

[Guest guest]

, Therese Hamilton

<eastwest@s...> wrote:

> >

> By the way, there was another quake in Indonesia today. According

to a news

> item posted on the Judy Johns Political board, the largest tremor,

6.9

> happened at 6:05 am (local time) though the tremors began at 4:05.

Closest

> town was Nabire. Around 23 died, 500 injured. Not so bad.

>

>(...)

>

> Sincerely,

> Therese

 

Therese,

 

Here is data for 8 earthquakes, including the one you wrote about,

that occurred in that region in a span of just over 48 hours.

 

Bob

 

Updated as of Sat Feb 7 22:30:40 UTC 2004.

 

DATE-(UTC)-TIME Latitude Longitude Depth Magnitude

yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss degrees degrees km

 

2004/02/07 21:27:37 4.09S 133.96E 10.0 5.8

 

2004/02/07 04:25:01 4.07S 134.41E 10.0 5.5

 

2004/02/07 02:42:35 3.99S 135.07E 10.0 7.1

 

2004/02/05 21:54:41 3.62S 135.60E 10.0 5.1

 

2004/02/05 21:37:16 3.32S 135.24E 10.0 5.1

 

2004/02/05 21:35:24 3.66S 135.39E 10.0 4.8

 

2004/02/05 21:24:15 3.57S 135.40E 10.0 5.6

 

2004/02/05 21:05:01 3.59S 135.49E 10.0 7.0