Terral’s Project Black Star Update Report 2018 – Newsletter 7
Seismic event indicators say Earth is nearing the end of the second and final earth-change lull period for the 2017 Earth orbit cycle relative to the Black Star positioned on the right side of the Scorpio Constellation.
Year-over-year weekly seismic-event values for Week 52 show no 7-magnitude earthquake events in the last four years, which is typical moving towards the end of each earth-change lull period. Note that Earth has deviated away from the 2016 seismic pattern to follow the 2014 pattern very closely with slightly higher weekly earthquake values caused by deep earthquake activity in Earth mantle transition zone that has been relatively high for the current orbit cycle.
Week-over-week seismic-event values show a bounce in global earthquake activity across the board, except for the 6-magnitude earthquake events that dropped from four last week to just two events. The 2.5 to 4 and 5-magnitude earthquake values bounced higher from deep earthquake activity in Earth mantle transition zone sending deep magma wave energy throughout the deep magma-plume formation network (article and diagram) circling the Pacific Ocean-Ring of Fire. The forecast is to see a reduction of seismic activity for the coming two weeks, until the 2018 Earth orbit cycle relative to the Black Star begins.
An interesting deep-quake seismic pattern has revealed itself over the last month or so moving towards the end of the final earth change lull period for the 2017 Earth orbit cycle that deserves some attention. Go back to the 5.7 Russia Quake (USGS) from January 18, 2018 to realize that was followed by another Russia Quake (USGS) the following week on January 25, 2018. Then, we saw the 5.3 Japan Quake (USGS) from February 5, 2018 from last week’s report that came before the 4.1 Philippines Quake (USGS) striking on February 10, 2018. We are seeing a pattern of deep earthquake events now focused between Indonesia and the Philippines that were striking farther north along Buoyancy-Barrier Corridor #1 earlier in the earth-change lull period between Japan and Russia. These two deep earthquake events in Earth mantle transition zone (Philippines and Dili) are farther away from the terminal end of Buoyancy-Barrier Corridor #1, which provides insufficient magma plume energy for triggering earthquake events in the Cascadia Basin. However, check out the five deep earthquake events on the Fiji side of the Origination Zone to realize these events generated sufficient deep magma-wave action to trigger the 5.8 Mexico Quake (USGS) at the 10-kilometer depth south of the Gulf of California. Open up your EQuake3D Program and focus in on the growing US West Coast Quake Swarm Area to realize gradual migration north is taking the swarm area into the Cascadia Basin where the experts are predicting the “Really Big One” to strike later in the timeline.
Seismic activity is decreasing along Buoyancy-Barrier Corridors 3 and 4 with pressure-arrows pointing back to the Indonesia-Fiji Seismic-Volcanic Origination Zone. The forecast is for a steady reduction in earth-change activity, until the 2018 Earth orbit cycle relative to the Black Star officially begins.
The Black Star has officially migrated from the Libra Constellation into the right side of the Scorpio Constellation, as our planet moves into the 90-degree position relative to the Sun and Black Star. The Black Star/Earth magnetic portal connection is reaching the maximum length as we speak, as the Black Star (if visible) would appear motionless near the bottom of the Ophiuchus Constellation from Earth perspective.
Earth saw just three new volcanic eruption events in the last seven days with one event taking place in the Indonesia/Fiji Seismic-Volcanic Origination Zone nearer to the Indonesia side (Papua New Guinea) for the fifth week on a row. The Philippines new volcanic eruption event took place in the Watch Area shifting back and forth from Kamchatka/Japan along Buoyancy-Barrier Corridor #1, where volcanism pressures are passing through in route to Indonesia; which is the same pattern we have seen for more than a month now. We see a new volcanic eruption event in Guatemala next door to El Salvador where we saw new volcanic eruption events for four weeks in a row positioned along Buoyancy-barrier Corridor #2 where the deep magma plume terminal end is positioned near the Mexico West Coast. The number of Origination Zone deep-earthquake events is now shrinking, moving towards the end of the current earth-change lull period, to produce seismic and volcanic activity that appears to be shrinking. The forecast is to see earth-change activity decrease to reach a minimum here in a week or two. The reason we are seeing new volcanic eruption activity in Guatemala, rather than farther south in Chile/Argentina, is because of the high number of deep earthquake events on the Fiji-side of the Origination Zone. If these deep earthquake events took place farther west in Indonesia, then we would be looking at new volcanic eruption events in Kamchatka/Japan rather than the Philippines in a location nearer the Seismic-Volcanic Origination Zone.
For those thinking we are heading into an ice age (not), global temperatures for 2017 were the hottest in recorded history behind 2016, according to NOAA (LA Times article).
That makes the last three years — 2015, 2016 and 2017 — the hottest ones since 1880. In fact, both analyses agree that five of the hottest years have occurred just since 2010.
Here is a breakdown from the Project Black Star perspective: First, the Black Star made magnetic portal connection to our planet in the early 2000’s allowing the Black Star to inject solar-redirected electromagnetism into our planet. Two electromagnetic-energy sources (Sun and Black Star) connected to our planet allowed Earth metals to translate increased electromagnetic energy into heat via the induction process (Wiki). Concentration of Earth metals/salts (particularly magnetite) in the northern hemisphere cause rapid depletion of the northern ice sheets (time-lapse video and before/after diagram) producing reduced polar drip causing Ocean Conveyor Disruption (link). This in turn caused Jet Stream fluctuations (info) causing super storms, floods and droughts around the globe that threaten world food supplies (story with video warning). Earth could no longer transport record-hot water from Earth equator (slowing down) forcing our planet to switch gears using hot/cold air masses being characterized as the polar vortex phenomenon (Wiki) starting in 2012 to dominate the winter weather in 2013/2014 (Info).
If we are going into an ice age, then someone explain this story about the Alaska winter for 2017/2018 (good luck). We ran the air conditioner in February for 2017 and now in 2018 here in Florida both day and night, between the brief cold snaps that lasted maybe a few days. The polar vortex phenomenon and particularly the arctic oscillation phenomenon (Wiki) are having a dramatic impact on lowering air temperatures around the northern regions of the northern hemisphere, while areas below the fluctuating jet stream are seeing a warm winter. The Earth is not headed into any mini ice age, but all the activity listed above represents symptoms that say we have a gravitational/magnetic intruder moving in the inner solar system where our planet is having increasing difficulty in maintaining equilibrium.
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