Haig and his Sun caused earthquakes

Thanks Alec. Shall we wait for Godot together?

Also, I'm glad you're safe. Sometimes members of our far-flung virtual community are closer to danger, and y'all have a much larger piece of my heart than people I don't know at all.
 
Haig!!! I am waiting for your videos launched before September 16th 22:00 GMT predicting THAT. My building was shaking and I'm more than a thousand miles away.

Scary thing earthquakes! I may be able to help on the prediction front, though; the Nazca plate will continue to be subducted beneath the South American plate. This will continue for the foreseeable future. Earthquakes and volcanoes will result from this process.
When they happen is anybody's guess. Hope that helps.
 
Curiously, one of the many fatal victims of the Chilean earthquake was in Buenos Aires: a man with reduced mobility who felt in the stairs while he, as many tens of thousands in tall buildings, was evacuating. People here doesn't think in earthquakes -the last strong one was just about 5.5, 50-80 miles away and in 1886- but they think "what if the building has a structural failure", and when one person panics a hundred follow.

About Godot, I think if he had by chance one video from last week saying "stay alert, it may be strong earthquakes because of this <insert some solar crap here>" by now he would certainly be smearing that lucky coincidence over our faces.
 
Also, I'm glad you're safe. Sometimes members of our far-flung virtual community are closer to danger, and y'all have a much larger piece of my heart than people I don't know at all.

Thanks for that. Not that I was in danger at any moment but rather impressed thinking "if it is this way here, some -real- 850 miles away from the epicentre, what a shock it was a few minutes ago in the epicentre!".
 
I think the most laughable treat in all the Haig-like papers and all of this solar advocacy is the wrong notion that what triggers an earthquake at some point is what determines its magnitude. They had to denaturalize seismology in order to place the Sun as an important cause.

If I were going to pursue some research about the solar activity I would try to match some solar variable to the frequency of quakes between 2 and 4 magnitude, and not the big ones which mean nothing. This approach quickly dismisses the solar connection, so the true believers had resourced to the o'le "important things should have important causes" and used sleight of data to show some faux links, like that sorry paper does.


What's laughable is your distortion of the scientific method :eek:

If you want to understand you really should try to learn how our variable star works and how it could effect our tiny planet.

Magnetic Storm, More Solar Eruptions | S0 News November 3, 2015

Progress is being made in testing the electric sun hypothesis (SAFIRE Project) and that in turn helps to understand how earthquakes, volcanoes and major weather and climate events may be triggered here on Earth :D

Montgomery Childs: SAFIRE Project Update | EU2015
Published on 1 Nov 2015
Building on the past year of experimentation and analysis, the SAFIRE Project is moving into Phase 2, which takes the lessons from the Phase 1 Proof of Concept Prototype into a much larger chamber. Phase 1 ended on a cliff-hanger with indications of fusion and transient million-fold CME-like eruptions. Monty will present some aspects of the new chamber design, and also explain some of the equally challenging tasks of building SAFIRE Phase 2.

Montgomery Childs is the author of three college engineering text books and holds eight international technical patents. He was lead design engineer of the Canadian National Research Council for Rocket Design to measure for oxygen in the upper atmosphere. He is now the Lead Scientist and Program Manager for the SAFIRE Project.
 
What's laughable is your distortion of the scientific method :eek:

If you want to understand you really should try to learn how our variable star works and how it could effect our tiny planet.

Magnetic Storm, More Solar Eruptions | S0 News November 3, 2015

Progress is being made in testing the electric sun hypothesis (SAFIRE Project) and that in turn helps to understand how earthquakes, volcanoes and major weather and climate events may be triggered here on Earth :D

Montgomery Childs: SAFIRE Project Update | EU2015

Are you trying to derail this thread? No one of your pieces of manure relates to earthquakes.

I condemn also that you link unrelated videos with a paid per view add collecting system. What happened? October was low in fees and the bills are piling up? :rolleyes:

You're just spamming and doing that just for commercial purposes.
 
Are you trying to derail this thread? No one of your pieces of manure relates to earthquakes.

I condemn also that you link unrelated videos with a paid per view add collecting system. What happened? October was low in fees and the bills are piling up? :rolleyes:

You're just spamming and doing that just for commercial purposes.


Can I remind you of your title for this thread "Haig and his Sun caused earthquakes" :D

So then - the Sun and how it could trigger earthquakes here on Earth is a valid topic for this thread.

To learn how a variable electric sun could trigger earthquakes you NEED to study our star ... SAFIRE project – Electric Sun investigated :cool:

No - you don't need to spend money on this to understand it but mainstream science projects/studies are paid for with your tax money whether you like them or not :eye-poppi
 
Can I remind you of your title for this thread "Haig and his Sun caused earthquakes" :D

So then - the Sun and how it could trigger earthquakes here on Earth is a valid topic for this thread.

To learn how a variable electric sun could trigger earthquakes you NEED to study our star ... SAFIRE project – Electric Sun investigated :cool:

No - you don't need to spend money on this to understand it but mainstream science projects/studies are paid for with your tax money whether you like them or not :eye-poppi

You're doing it again. You're not dealing with the topic at hand and indeed spamming with all-things-solar (except earthquakes).

Besides, everybody knows here your sales-like style. You abandoned the thread months ago without being able to provide any rational bit and contest what was posed at you. And you suddenly appear, disguised as Haig, farting in technicolor and cinemascope just general solar and electric-universe trash as if nothing had happened. Very poor of you. You continue to ignore the difference between what triggers an earthquake and what determines it to be strong.

I suggest you to stop making this thread about your commercial endeavours and give the hundred answers you have so far refused to provide. Go back and read the thread or, are you so ashamed you can't do it?
 
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You're doing it again. You're not dealing with the topic at hand and indeed spamming with all-things-solar (except earthquakes).

Besides, everybody knows here your sales-like style. You abandoned the thread months ago without being able to provide any rational bit and contest what was posed at you. And you suddenly appear, disguised as Haig, farting in technicolor and cinemascope just general solar and electric-universe trash as if nothing had happened. Very poor of you. You continue to ignore the difference between what triggers an earthquake and what determines it to be strong.

I suggest you to stop making this thread about your commercial endeavours and give the hundred answers you have so far refuse to provide. Go back and read the thread or, are you so ashamed you can't do it?


Your missing the point and being hypocritical too.

The topic at hand is the Sun triggering earthquakes and if you read my last post again you will see it's relevant to that. :thumbsup:

You started this thread and then after a few posts disappeared for months. So for you to criticise me for not being active IS hypocritical. I post when I have time and if I feel motivated but this thread/forum isn't my main interest or my job. Hopefully you can understand that and apologise! but I won't hold my breath ;)

Questions, what questions? and NO i'm not scrolling back to dig them out. I don't have the time or the inclination. State them again and I may respond but if you continue to be rude I won't bother.

Science these days seems to have a lot of papers behind pay walls but there is NO need to spend money to learn most of it for forums like this !!! As for my side and arguments, I haven't and won't spend any money on them so stop whining about it and keep your hands in your pocket :p
 
Forget aleC, the thread is about earthquakes, not who posts when.

so, earthquakes. We had a good one not associated with solar activity and we've now had significant solar activity that didn't cause an earthquake. Bend it like Beckham, haig.
 
so, earthquakes. We had a good one not associated with solar activity and we've now had significant solar activity that didn't cause an earthquake. Bend it like Beckham, haig.

Prove it!

How do you know the Sun didn't "trigger" the earthquake?

Where and when was this "good one" anyway?
 
Your missing the point and being hypocritical too.

The topic at hand is the Sun triggering earthquakes and if you read my last post again you will see it's relevant to that. :thumbsup:

No. It clearly isn't. It's just you saying "tidledy-dee, potatoes! and that is earthquake related"

You started this thread and then after a few posts disappeared for months. So for you to criticise me for not being active IS hypocritical. I post when I have time and if I feel motivated but this thread/forum isn't my main interest or my job. Hopefully you can understand that and apologise! but I won't hold my breath ;)

I started the thread for you to provide all the manure about sun-related earthquakes in an orderly fashion. You clearly tried to spam other threads with this topic and I considered to be worth you had a sandbox to play with this pet theory of a few which you love so much.

Questions, what questions? and NO i'm not scrolling back to dig them out. I don't have the time or the inclination. State them again and I may respond but if you continue to be rude I won't bother.

It was stated before and you wouldn't answer. Now you're just trying to duplicate our effort only for you to conceal you still don't have an answer.

Science these days seems to have a lot of papers behind pay walls but there is NO need to spend money to learn most of it for forums like this !!! As for my side and arguments, I haven't and won't spend any money on them so stop whining about it and keep your hands in your pocket :p

You have a very distorted and distant notion about science. A brutish, learnt by sloppy web browsing one, I'd add. FYI that wacky concept of you visiting a room filled with books and asking one to read for free, that concept you might have learnt as "library" in high school, is the way it still works. Libraries also pay for seeing what is behind those "walls". Besides, I live in a city with 14 million inhabitants, not in East Podunk, Ohio. I started messing around with catalogues decades ago and later grew accustomed to library staff and later students of mine to do the paper hunt for me. Those concepts are so alien to you that you don't realize that the cartoonish stories about what science is you invent are here just for us to chuckle.

By the way, I've just found an add-on that allows me to kill adds in youtube videos, so I would be able to eventually watch your visual concoctions again. What I need now is an add-on that captures the automatic captions so I won't have to watch them unless I scan the content related to these forum threads -what is about 10 seconds each 10 five-minute videos you provide-. Starting a new thread about the last next weekend.
 
You have a very distorted and distant notion about science. A brutish, learnt by sloppy web browsing one, I'd add. FYI that wacky concept of you visiting a room filled with books and asking one to read for free, that concept you might have learnt as "library" in high school, is the way it still works. Libraries also pay for seeing what is behind those "walls". Besides, I live in a city with 14 million inhabitants, not in East Podunk, Ohio. I started messing around with catalogues decades ago and later grew accustomed to library staff and later students of mine to do the paper hunt for me. Those concepts are so alien to you that you don't realize that the cartoonish stories about what science is you invent are here just for us to chuckle.
No offence, but I sometimes wish you'd just speak your mind. :cool:

"... farting in technicolor and cinemascope ..." - come on, spit it out, man. Such pussy-footing just doesn't suit you.
 
Also, I'm glad you're safe. Sometimes members of our far-flung virtual community are closer to danger, and y'all have a much larger piece of my heart than people I don't know at all.
Well said.

I, personally, am aware how blessed I am to live in Britain, without volcanoes, earthquakes of any note, or hurricanes. We get a lot weather but none of it extreme. Abroad, I'm giving to understand, things are very different so I don't go.
 

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