eastern russian-ne china border - 4.9 depth 550km.
south of fiji islands - 5.2 depth 200km.
tarija bolivia - 5.1 depth 280.
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Its kinda interesting ... you watch the Weather map online every day, and you always see the Sun setting as the light goes from East to West ... and we all know its normally a straight line from Canada down to the Gulf ... right?
Not no more!
Its at an angle now ... leading from Canada back to the Eastern-South!
Here is a link to Accuweather http://www.accuweather.com/us/satellite/vis/un/satellite.asp Hit the play button on the upper-right side.
This is the Wobble Nibiru has given us ... and it really is effecting our weather now.
Amy
Here's some screen shots of the daylight angle...visible-sunlight-accuweather-sat.doc
A solar wind storm hit earth's magnetic field during the early hours of jan 7. The impact sparked a G1-class (kp=5) geomagnet storm..
Tonight on the NBC Nightly News it was reported that magnetic north is moving towards Russia at a rate of 40 miles a year! The report went on to say that the Miami International Airport is renaming at least one of their runways because the latitude and longitude names for it were no longer correct! It was also mentioned that the pole is always changing but that this was a real up tick in the speed. It was just a quick little blurb but it hit me like a bomb shell! Could it be that the media is finally getting on board as the changes can no longer be denied?
Namaste,
Coedwig
http://www.primitiveways.com/index.html
Their website is available in book form, reasonably priced. You might consider it for your bug-out bag (survival pack).
If you are caught with no electricity and no other way to heat, remember earth temperature is 50-ish. That is well above freezing. You need to dig down below the frost line in your area (here it's 24 inches). The wind is a killer, so that's another reason to get underground. You'll need sleeping bags, warm clothing and all that.
If you can't dig down, maybe the ground is frozen or you don't have the tools or the strength, remember the Eskimos live on the surface in structures made of block of ice. You might not have a way to get blocks of ice, but you can make snow igloos.
http://www.primitiveways.com/igloo.html
http://www.wikihow.com/Build-an-Igloo (adds carving longitudinal lines to channel melt so it doesn't drip on you; has video which talks about the quality of the snow)
http://www.benmeadows.com/refinfo/tips/Article1.htm
Print the instructions. Make sure you have the necessary tools. READ the instructions. Make sure you understand them. Practice, perhaps by making a styrofoam model. Once you work through this, it will be easier to do it live, especially if doing it under stressful conditions.
Let's hear other ways to survive the cold if the electricity goes out.
hi peops found this radio interview last night and it is extremely informative on the current events, and i thought it was important to bring it to light!!!!!! here is part one, there are 5 parts, youtube , and type in earth changes,recent enjoy!!
i little back report of inpoutance. jan 5, 2011 -6.3 depth 129 se of loyalty island.
jan 6, 2011 -
5.3 north mid atlantic ridge.
5.0 santa cruz island depth 231.2.
2 ea 5,2 vanuatua region.
5.0 mulucca sea.
5.5 new guinea p.n.g. depth 111.0.
This is going to be a problem worldwide as tides and rivers rise because of the incoming water from Planet X.
http://www.wftv.com/news/26367953/detail.html
Warm water here....
