South Pole destabilisation update-The brown dwarf gravitational influence??

[nicholas fowler]

Seismicity South Pole: Update for January to February 2, 2012

Posted on February 2, 2012

[nicholas fowler]

sorry to disagree, it seems to me statistically significant, we know the brown dwarf is meant to be approaching from the south pole, , we know there is at least one large telescope at the south pole, also Chile, we know Harrington went to  New Zealand to observe the planet x using an 8 inch telescope. I am most happy to be proven wrong, most happy.

[Alex Cortes]

Please take a moment to take a good long look at the image of the south pole and then notice what countries are relatively near it.  Peru and Chili, is there any doubt in the minds of those who have been on top of seismic events that both Peru and Chili are incredibly active seismic areas....the South Pole having quakes is about as surprising as Peru having quakes, its not.  To claim total destabilization of the South Pole due to a few quakes, or even quake swarms or even a 10 on the richter scale, is a major stretch of the imagination, its massive continent.  An ice shelf breaking off, now that I can see but that pales in comparison to a total destabilization...... Just my thoughts.