Electric Earthquakes

[The Great Dog]

Electrical transformers exploding in the distance; or high voltage power lines disconnecting; or substation shorting-- this was a 7.5 earthquake, after all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCyg262Vwwc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_IaMtaeVdg

The ones that occur weeks before an earthquake are the "earthlights" discussed here and elsewhere:

https://www.thunderbolts.info/wp/2014/0 ... th-lights/

TGD

[D_Archer]

Electrical transformers exploding in the distance; or high voltage power lines disconnecting; or substation shorting-- this was a 7.5 earthquake, after all.TGD

Not likely the cause, an earthquake is an electrical discharge, lights have been seen before an earthquake as well, ie the buildup of charge already causes glow mode plasma.. i would say this would also happen during the Earthquake and after.

Regards,
Daniel

[D_Archer]

Strange bright lights captured in night sky during earthquake in Wellington>
http://www.news.com.au/technology/science/strange-bright-lights-captured-in-night-sky-during-earthquake-in-wellington/news-story/818ef8cb98a7df9d659d0ee1c68d174d

Commenters were quick to dismiss the bizarre lights as the result of damage to electrical power transformers, however this isn’t the case

“The charges can combine and form a kind of plasma-like state, which can travel at very high velocities and burst out at the surface to make electric discharges in the air,” he said.

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Plasma confirmed, electric discharges confirmed.

Regards,
Daniel

[seasmith]

Another successful prediction (Cascadia) for the QuakeWatch folks:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXA01RN ... ture=share

[GaryN]

Recent large X9.3 solar flare and CME and large earthquake in Mexico, smaller quake in Japan. Not just a coincidence IMO.
"At least 32 people have died after the most powerful earthquake to hit Mexico in a century struck off the southern coast."
http://www.cnn.com/2017/09/08/americas/ ... index.html

[Phorce]

Recent large X9.3 solar flare and CME and large earthquake in Mexico, smaller quake in Japan. Not just a coincidence IMO.
"At least 32 people have died after the most powerful earthquake to hit Mexico in a century struck off the southern coast."
http://www.cnn.com/2017/09/08/americas/ ... index.html

Absolutely. Biggest flare for a decade, an X9. 14th biggest since records began.

[comingfrom]

When you see the extreme flash, that is the nuclear fusion we are observing.

[AltClut]

theres a series of interesting flashes in the following youtube vid:

https://youtu.be/_0XeiL4R110?t=1m37s


would these (ground emanating?) discharges be expected to leave a trace on the ground?

[seasmith]

03 Feb, 2018
China launches Satellite to study Earthquake Precursors

China successfully launched its first seismo-electromagnetic satellite to study seismic precursors, which might help it establish a ground-space earthquake monitoring and forecasting network in the future.A Long March-2D rocket, which was launched from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre in northwest China's Gobi Desert at 15:51 (local times), carried the 730-kilogramme China Seismo- Electromagnetic Satellite (CSES) into a sun-synchronous orbit at an altitude of about 500 Kms, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
...
It carries a high-precision magnetometer, a search-coil magnetometer and electric field probes to measure components and intensity of the magnetic and electric fields.

It is also equipped with a Langmuir probe, a plasma analyzer, a GNSS occultation receiver and a tri-band beacon to measure in-situ plasma and ionospheric profile as well, Zhou said. It also carries high-energy particle detectors, some of which are provided by Italian partners, and a magnetic field calibration device developed in Austria, according to Zhou. Research shows that just before a quake, tectonic forces acting on the Earth's crust emit electromagnetic waves and twist magnetic field lines. But such electromagnetic phenomena are relatively weak and need further study to be useful.

http://www.dnaindia.com/science/report- ... rs-2581101

[GaryN]

7.2 in Mexico, Earth facing CME was on the 12th, polar auroras 15th.
http://www.spaceweather.com/archive.php ... &year=2018
Too early yet for the Chinese satellite to have been observing I'd think.

[seasmith]

7.2 in Mexico, Earth facing CME was on the 12th, polar auroras 15th.
http://www.spaceweather.com/archive.php ... &year=2018
Too early yet for the Chinese satellite to have been observing I'd think.

You're right, they say about a 6 month warm up period.

The booms help broaden the distance between the sensors from two meters to over 10 meters, giving the small satellite platform more room for its payloads.
Four of the outstretched sensors are electric field probes, similar to antennas, and will detect changes in the electric field in three dimensions.

Zhangheng 1 will run in-orbit tests for about six months to assess its data quality before it is formally put into service. A second seismo-electromagnetic satellite is under evaluation, said Zhao Jian, the senior official with CNSA.
Zhangheng 1 will also provide data services for weather forecasts, aerospace and navigation communications, space physics and geophysics research.

http://en.people.cn/n3/2018/0206/c90000-9423947.html

[ja7tdo]

hi,
I think the earthquake is a discharge caused by electrons stored in rocks. A large amount of electrons are emitted inside the Earth due to the phase transition of mantle olivine. This electron flows to the magma of the Pacific volcanic zone and rotates the earth. An earthquake occurs when the accumulated current discharges. Earthquakes above M 6 will increase as the Earth's rotation speed increases.

from my blog
https://translate.google.co.jp/translat ... edit-text=

How solar flares cause earthquakes

The sun seems to be in trouble. Flare occurs when the plasma on the sun surface is blown off by an explosive phenomenon of the magnetic field. Especially the mass emission comes out of the plasma as it is. That is, it is a large amount of protons.

Proton is a positively charged particle, which strikes the ionosphere like the solar wind. The ionosphere is usually positively charged, and it places the plus side more strongly. The proton phenomenon that the proton of the ionosphere increases is seen after the occurrence of flare and continues as of 14th.

The other surface is charged negatively. Normally, negative electrons from the ionosphere will flow as atmospheric currents or lightning strikes to compensate for the negative, but a sudden positive increase like a flare attracts electrons from the earth's interior.

In the Earth's interior, the olivine of the mantle expands due to the phase transition, but at that time extra electrons are released and gradually rise to the surface. By the way, atmospheric carbon dioxide, water was born from mantle. Carbon dioxide is divided into oxygen and nitrogen by muon catalytic fusion.

When the plus of the ionosphere becomes stronger, electrons will rise from the mantle to make up for the electrons on the surface. This increases the electrons in the crust and leads to the discharge of the bedrock. It is the occurrence of an earthquake.

The area where the M8 in Mexico has occurred is where the substance is boiled from the mantle. The place where the earthquake occurs due to the influence of flare will be the same place where the mantle is boiling. The Tohoku Pacific side, the Kyushu southern part, the Kii Peninsula east side correspond.