New 8,2 Richeter hits Sumatra

Andrew Bevan · Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 4250 Location: Oslo, Norway

New 8,2 Richter hits Sumatra

PRELIMINARY EARTHQUAKE REPORT from USGS
Region: OFF W COAST OF NORTHERN SUMATRA
Geographic coordinates: 0.773N, 92.452E
Magnitude: 8.2 Mw Depth: 16 km
Universal Time (UTC): 11 Apr 2012 10:43:09
Time near the Epicenter: 11 Apr 2012 16:43:09
Local standard time in your area: 11 Apr 2012 10:43:09

The Earthquake

It's too early to say what's going on really, but people appear to be in a mad pannic to get away from costal areas in case of a tsunami. Uranus is on the descendant of this chart and the key-aspect appears to the Moon casting a sextile to Saturn, Lord of the 4th, through signs of long ascension.
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Mark · Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 4:38 pm Post subject:

Andrew wrote:

Andrew Bevan · Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 4250 Location: Oslo, Norway

I get the feeling there is something missing in this chart, or that it may be leading up to forthcoming event. Might be a good idea to monitor the directions of the Moon at the rate of 1°=1 day or 1°=1 week. There is both the entry of the Moon into Capricorn, the square to Uranus and the conjunction with Pluto up ahead.

However, for comparisons, check out the chart for the San Francisco Earthquake in 1906:

Some readers might find this chart intriguing in view of some other EQ work we have done.

Also thinking of the Chile 8,8 Richter EQ, in February 2010.

I am guessing some of Skyscript's regular members will recognise some of the highlights and be able to relocate the previous threads.
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granny_skot · Joined: 20 May 2004 Posts: 1623 Location: California, USA

With Uranus in Aries on the Dsc, Square Pluto in the mountainous Capricorn, I'm expecting Volcanic display of some sort out of this... even moon is fire in this one. well something to think about.

Andrew Bevan · Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 4250 Location: Oslo, Norway

granny_skot · Joined: 20 May 2004 Posts: 1623 Location: California, USA

I respectfully disagree.

Mark · Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2012 6:51 pm Post subject:

Hi Folks,

I confess I am a bit sceptical about any consistent patterns emerging from Earthquake/Volcano event charts. As human beings and astrologers its in our DNA to seek to find patterns that can be astrologically delineated. Otherwise our efforts are no more than randomised omen reading. Once and a while we might hit a bullseye. But have we learned anything that can be replicated? I admire Andrew's efforts but I wonder if perhaps we need to look a little further than conventional astrological techniques? For example what about the apogee and perigee of the Moon?

I remain fully open to be proven wrong. Indeed it would be quite refreshing to be.... Very Happy

Has anyone read any good books on this subject? I am thinking of buying Judith Hill's book. Maybe she has come up with some useful research.

Mark
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Andrew Bevan · Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 4250 Location: Oslo, Norway

Granny,

OK, so we disagree. I don't think the matter of earthquakes can be or should be dealt with in a fairytale manner. Not being absolutely sure that was what you were doing, just that it came out that way. Any scientist or official coming across the thread by either interest or coincidence would disregard the attempted logic and take it for fiction. My opinion is that if there is going to be any progress in this area of mundane events, it will have to be through facts and figure.

Pluto will be in Capricorn and Uranus in Aries for quite some time. The combination may indicate a shake-up on many levels, yes. The Moon in fire during an earthquake does not portrend the start of a volcano sequence. If you are working on a specific theory concerning astrological configurations, as your post may suggest, then I am sure that astrological evidence in that direction will be welcome.
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Andrew Bevan · Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 4250 Location: Oslo, Norway

One of those things that should be checked out is whether a significant afterquake occurs upon the 90° motion of the Moon. This aspect is exact at 08.40 GMT on April 18. Any peak of activity within this time interval is significant. A time margin of +/- 2 hours allows a 1° orb on lunar motion.

The other hypothesis that needs following is the 45 day pattern, but which in some instances may stretch to 47 or maybe 49 days. This direction is not located to the Sumatra area, and the key date is May 26. Now in relation to the chart at hand, the 45 days relates to 6,43 weeks an if the Moon is directed at the rate of 1° a week, then the Moon should be moved ahead 6°28' to 2CP42. This is interesting because it makes the Moon angular in the Sumatra chart of April 18. and is relating to a sensitive degree and Saturn in the Chile chart of February 27. 2010. The direction of the Moon through Capricorn could suggest that locations that hold rulership under this domain should be monitored, particularly if there were any evidence or forwarning of a pick-up in activity. So locations like Mexico and India, associated with Capricorn, would be on the watch list, but in terms of communications with seismologists any activity building up toward May 26. should be kept an eye on.

The occurance of an 8,2 Richter earthquake is surely significant, but I am not up to date on the Astro*Cartography, I have to admit. There are several manners in which this material may be treated, but there is no capacity at present. The idea is keep an eye on either the motion or the directions of the Moon. The recent Sumatra earthquake occurred in the middle of the close stations of Mars and Pluto. This is also interesting.
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granny_skot · Joined: 20 May 2004 Posts: 1623 Location: California, USA

Andrew, I am a scientist, funny enough. And considering the area and the amount of fire signs indicated, Volcanic disruption seems more plausible to me. One has to have earth displacement, not just quake, within water to get tsunami. Volcanic disruption however is far more easily set off by earthquake, sometimes cause of earthquake, sometimes result, sometimes neither event is exactly related, but both, especially in the Indonesia area come from similar physical excitement. I appear to be incorrect in that no further high grade activity seems to be going on, but still seems far more plausible to me than tsunami with that grouping.

Mark, what is the title of the book of which you speak? I would like to at least look into the book.

Granny

Mark · Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2012 8:42 pm Post subject:

Granny wrote:

Andrew Bevan · Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 4250 Location: Oslo, Norway

Just posting back that while there was an increase of seismic activity all over the place, globally, after the 8,2 Richter earthquake of Sumatra, there was no reoccuring peak afterquake on April 18. uoon the 90° movement on the Moon. At least I did not observe anything of the kind. Curiously enough there was a afterquake on April 20. upon the 120° trine of the Moon to it's radix position (+/- 2 hours), but I simply noted this as 'different' and there was really nothing to fuss about. With everything else going on the last month the data has got deleted, probably by mistake.
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Andrew Bevan · Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 4250 Location: Oslo, Norway

Quite frankly, the Earth has been rattling with EQ's in the 5-6,5 Richter range after the 8,2 Richter earthquake that hit Sumatra in April.
Chile, Indonesia, Mexico, Azerbaijan, Japan, Cyprus, Italy, Bulgaria and the Norwegian Sea. The activity has been significant, but I can't see the connection and don't have the resources to look into it and monitor patterns. May 26. does not stand out in any way, unless you want to give a +/- 3 day timespan and include Bulgaria 5,8R on May 23. and Italy 5,8R on May 29. Both earthquakes have the same size and occur at similar depths of 8km below the Earth's surface. But there is no need to get sloppy and it is better to let the matter pass.
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