Some are saying that due to the lack of P or primary waves coming off of the colorado and virginia quakes, there is speculation that these were underground nukes that went off in the underground tunnels connecting the D.U.M.B.
G. Eriksen has sent out a mass email since my last exchange with him and apparently he is at least partially endorsing the Elenin idea. (That elenin is actually the brown dwarf star) His change of thought is based on Omerbashich of the euro royal society's study on alignments as the cause of major seismic events. Here is the video he was sent, and it is followed by his response. (or maybe his wifes?) sorry no time for a better write up/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqV0StQbJQs&feature=email
Hello again Les,
I have copies of Dr. Omerbashich’s published papers (.pdf files) and I have been going through them and trying to make sense of them. Some of the stuff he comments on makes sense… like correlation of gravity behaviors and planetary alignments with planetary seismicity. Some of his ideas are not as easy to chew on (without stomach upset)… gravity as a “push” instead of a baryonic “pull”… also his invocation of the late 1800’s notion of an “ether” in the empty space between solar objects. He was able to extract a workable pattern from the very noisy signals of the gravity transducer system in Canada… and he is to be commended for that. As it turned out, there were indeed gravity fluctuation signals that did correlate with planetary alignments and seismic events at about the 67% confidence/prediction level. Granted, 67% is not 100% accurate but it is a lot better than a 50% probability (like tossing a coin). But then again, some of his analysis seems counter intuitive… ex: the planet Mars has little or no seismic “influence” during its alignments but Comet Elenin has a great deal of influence even though it is only 4 km long… and it has had this gravitational alignment “influence” since it came within the orbital radius of Neptune… not bad for a piece of inter-planetary solar pea gravel… not good for a planet like Mars. Go figure… How could this kind of “inverted/inconsistent gravitational value system” be true? Answer: I don’t know. But Professor Omerbashich tries to make such a case.
The video mentions “gravity wells” and “gravity troughs” in passing. I will grant the possibility of a “gravity well” proximate to a large baryonic mass like the Sun or a planet or a moon, but I have trouble with the notion of a gravity “trough” per se. Why? Because gravity is a special distortion field that reaches out in all directions from baryonic center point. And when you spin a large baryonic mass (like the way the Sun is spinning) the gravity “troughs” are actually concentric/periodic circles where the planets orbit based approximately on Bode’s Law (not precisely but approximately). But then it turns out that those gravitational “troughs” or concentric gravitational “grooves” in the fabric of time-space are “stabilized”, “influenced”, “modified”, or somehow made “permanently workable” by the EM field of the same baryonic mass that generates them… an “interactive process” that we have not yet deciphered.
Personally I think Angie Zee’s comments about a super cold “imploded star” are absurd. The coldest brown dwarf found to date is over 200 degrees C… hardly near absolute 0 degrees (Kelvin). The brown dwarf stars are easily visible in the near infrared… anything the temperature of the human body or hotter. Also the Sun is a solid core body just like the Earth. Its core is not made of gas. Its atmosphere is but not its main body. Earth’s atmosphere is made of gasses but it also has a solid core. It’s the same for the Sun… absent the liquid water that Earth has. The Sun and the inner planets of the solar system are all made up of the same left over supernova star dust. That’s how we got here. Brown dwarf stars are not super cold objects. It’s not physically possible given their size and metallic composition.
For what it’s worth, we won’t have long to wait for the September 11 – 26 “critical dates” when Comet Elenin is due to cross the ecliptic plane at perigee. The odds are 67% that there will be some seismicity from it… maybe… theoretically. Conversely, the odds are 33% that there will be no seismicity from it. Take your pick. We might get a good light show from it… or we might have to use binoculars to see the light show… if there is one.
Meanwhile Wormwood keeps approaching from RA 18. Maybe that’s why we can’t see it when we look in the direction of RA 12. Hmmmm.
What I don’t want to do is discount the Professor’s oscillator theories, his gravity “push” ideas or his ether theories if parts of them might be true… albeit for reasons different from what he proposes. New ideas can be tough to deal with sometimes. As an inventor I run into it fairly consistently. There’s always someone who will tell you why your idea can’t be true. And then one day you prove that it is true. The naysayer’s facial expressions are different once you have “full chain of custody” for your new idea. At that point the idea moves over to the “fact” side of the ledger instead of just being on the “idea” side of the ledger.
But the hard reality is that new ideas usually don’t always have nice tight “chains of custody” with clean traceable lineage. All too often they start off as just correlations with big gaps in between them where the nice clean conceptual “chains of custody” should be. But that’s how it is. Nicola Tesla believed there was an ether and that it was very real. So does Professor Omerbashich. Maybe one day we will find out that the “ether” is really a kind of “trans-dimensional (non-Euclidean) space fabric” surrounding all solid objects… Suns, planets and moons… permeating our more familiar Euclidean space. If that happens, then we have to look at the structure of our 3 dimensions a little differently and we would be looking at 3+ dimensions instead of just 3 dimensions. Would that be weird or what? Yes, it would be. It would also require us to “retool” our concepts of how gravity physics works and provide a better “chain of custody” for the physical evidence we gather within the confines of the 3 dimensions that we can see, touch and experience.
Gravity does indeed seem to have a kind of “trans-dimensional” quality about it. But is that extra dimensional quality defined by time or defined by co-mingling fabric of non-Euclidean space? It might take some time to learn to think of 3 dimensions as 3+ dimensions just like it took time for us to get used to the idea of the fabric of “time-space” rather than just 3 dimensions of space. Only 100 years ago, the notion of time and space being tightly related/coupled would not have made sense. But that was before Einstein. Professor Einstein changed our views on the relationship between time and space. Right now a trans-dimensional “ether” doesn’t make conceptual sense. But if we eventually figure it out mathematically and it turns out to be factually true, then we will have to learn to think in 3D+… and so be it. But then Nicola Tesla, Professor Omerbashich and others will be “justified” in the light of better conceptual “chains of custody” for their weird ideas.
I wish I could give you the preprocessed answers you are probably looking for, Les, but I can’t. I am still having to puzzle through some of this stuff just like you are. And these materials are not that easy to chew on. Math and science are that way some times. Sorry about that…
I hope this helps…
Regards and thanx for the “heads up”,
Gill Eriksen