Earth/Moon Electrical Interaction

[mharratsc]

I would surmise that our very own Dave Talbott would have some things to say regarding Mr. Sitchin's translations...

There's plenty of coverage of Mr. Sitchin's theories regarding the alien race of the Annunaki on other forums, like his own website, for example. This site is a repository for the work of many comparative mythologists and plasma physicists, whom have a much different translation of those ancient tomes.

[Shelgeyr]

To hopefully haul this discussion back out of the realm of myth - which I admit is entirely my fault since I brought it up in the first place - I'd like to restate or at least elaborate my original query.

I haven't made it through all the good answering links that have been posted after my opening post, so if you're one of the kind folks who took the time to provide them, I'm still grateful and hope you don't feel ignored.

My point was that the difference in quantity and type of lunar cratering on the near side vs. the far side - especially the mares - leads me to think that the difference itself is more supportive of an electric universe / EDM-origin for the cratering than it would be for an impact origin. If the mares were formed from discharges between the Earth and the Moon, it would make sense for the near side display more of them than the far side, and that's certainly the case. I was wondering how mainstream astronomy accounted for the difference, and since there's a good chance I've already had my question answered by the subsequent links, I'm going to read them now.

I didn't mean for the discussion to devolve into a debate about Sitchen - even though I'm the one who derailed it - so sorry about that!

[michael.suede]

http://www.hindustantimes.com/Earthquak ... 15915.aspx

Seismologists at the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre have found that the earthquake counts go up steadily when the moon comes closer to the Earth (perigee) and also when it is Full Moon. The scientists have also found that major earthquakes occur more in numbers when perigee coincides with Full Moon


and New Moon than at apogee (position of moon farthest from earth) with similar combination, going upto a magnitude of 6.0 on the Richter scale, Dr Vinayak G Kolvankar, senior seismologist from BARC said.

[keeha]

Thanks!

I can say the first half of 2010 my observations correlate with this report. I noticed a very strong correlation for the first 3 or 4 months of the year with strongest earthquakes within a day or two of the full moon. Then not so much. The data shows that the moon has not been as close to the earth since.

Lunar Perigee and Apogee Calculator

[nick c]

This thread is composite of the following threads:

In Earth's Shadow
NASA observes 100 explosions on the moon
Electric Currents Between the Moon and Earth
NEW & FULL MOON EARTHQUAKE EFFECTS & THE EU
Moon and Magnetotail
Lunar Near-side vs. Far-side
Earthquake counts go up as moon comes closer to earth

[wxman2001]

I came across this image..it's a blowup of a nasa image from the Apollo 16 mission, in which plasma discharges can clearly be seen. It would be interesting to see if closeup pictures exist of this area before and after this discharge. I am having trouble putting the image in directly, but the images and his commentary can be seen at:
http://www.marsanomalyresearch.com/evid ... plasma.htm
The website is somewhat controversial in nature, as the owner goes about dissecting images from NASA/JPL in an attempt to prove life on Mars; his deductions about what he is seeing may be wrong, but his powers of observation are keen.