Strangeness Regarding Nepal's Earthquake by ZS Livingstone (May 2, 2015)

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Strangeness Regarding Nepal's Earthquake

By Zuerrnnovahh-Starr Livingstone
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May 2, 2015

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Strangeness Regarding Nepal's Earthquake by ZS Livingstone (May 2, 2015)

Save the first and largest earthquake on April 25, 2015, 7.8M at 15 kilometers depth, the 6.6M at 15 kilometers depth thirty-four minutes later and the 6.7M at 17 kilometers depth the next day, all the aftershocks were at 10 kilometers depth. Like the earthquakes in Port-au-Prince, Haiti this clustering of tremors at one depth smells of artificiality.

I wrote about a theory that the use of force beam microwaves caused the artificial localized spikes in earth movement in Haiti. This theory comes from Dr. Paul LaViolette’s book “Antigravity Propulsion” where specific frequency microwaves can exert a force downward. The beam does not come from HAARP or Cern Switzerland, but from a platform in low earth orbit over Nepal. At the bottom of this page is a report of a disturbance in the ionosphere over Nepal which was measured at Lhasa, Tibet. I was fortunate to grab the Space Weather report before it was removed. The Secret Space Program antigravity platforms are being used to attack those who do not comply with the elite’s plans.

In Haiti, the effects of the force beams were localized to small areas of about one or two city blocks, knocking buildings flat, but not affecting the buildings neighboring them. In Haiti, a grid pattern of earthquakes around Port-au-Prince also pointed towards artificiality. In Kathmandu, Nepal, localized destruction and a grid pattern around the city can be seen. It is likely a force beam that was aimed at Mount Everest causing the avalanches there and not as a result of a quake near Kathmandu. It is likely the USGS [US Geological Survey] has altered the seismic reports. The magnitudes of the earthquakes have been exaggerated as the total energy of a force beam would be in the 2.0M to 3.0M range about the same as a quarry blast. The largest earthquakes could have been created by a larger platform which cannot be fired a great number of times.

I have received correspondence from a friend on an art tour of Nepal who was on a mountain south of Kathmandu. She was fifty feet from someone killed by a rock fall. In spite of all the earthquakes the tour was able to pass through Kathmandu and continue their tour of Tibet and have since returned to Kathmandu for their flight home. She urges donations directly to the people as NGOs and government agencies take more than half of the money.

Why was Nepal attacked? Could it be a threat to all governments not complying with the elite’s plans? Maybe Nepal refused to be extorted of its gold reserves. Maybe the government being extorted is India. India has half of the gold in the world. Most gold is held by individuals as part of their family assets. The bankers are amassing all the gold. Could India’s public reserves be a threat to their plans?

Zuerrnnovahh-Starr Livingstone

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The Latest Earthquakes in the Central Asia Region
157 earthquakes of magnitude > 4.0, for uniform distribution
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03-MAY-2015 06:53:59 36.02 139.92 4.6 52 EASTERN HONSHU, JAPAN 5112604
02-MAY-2015 21:44:10 27.69 85.92 4.2 10 NEPAL 5112584
02-MAY-2015 12:45:58 40.88 32.46 4.0 10 TURKEY 5112551
02-MAY-2015 08:23:44 34.33 25.72 5.0 14 CRETE 5112535
02-MAY-2015 08:01:09 36.61 71.16 4.5 229 AFGHANISTAN-TAJIKISTAN BORD REG. 5112534
02-MAY-2015 05:35:46 28.27 84.62 5.0 10 NEPAL 5112525
01-MAY-2015 15:09:58 36.42 70.72 4.1 210 HINDU KUSH REGION, AFGHANISTAN 5112478
01-MAY-2015 12:58:02 25.21 123.08 4.7 155 NORTHEAST OF TAIWAN 5112466
30-APR-2015 19:21:18 26.24 94.81 4.8 10 NORTHEASTERN INDIA 5112397
30-APR-2015 00:37:10 27.92 84.62 4.3 10 NEPAL-INDIA BORDER REGION 5112309
29-APR-2015 22:10:52 28.41 87.27 4.5 10 XIZANG 5112295
29-APR-2015 17:16:35 27.85 85.67 4.3 10 NEPAL 5112306
29-APR-2015 11:27:44 27.86 85.42 4.4 10 NEPAL 5112251
29-APR-2015 02:37:46 27.47 53.39 4.9 10 SOUTHERN IRAN 5112200
29-APR-2015 00:26:51 25.96 128.40 5.0 12 RYUKYU ISLANDS 5112190
28-APR-2015 05:03:25 37.30 71.94 4.6 166 AFGHANISTAN-TAJIKISTAN BORD REG. 5112109
27-APR-2015 23:20:28 27.88 85.20 4.3 10 NEPAL 5112090
27-APR-2015 21:27:41 27.76 85.68 4.3 10 NEPAL 5112069
27-APR-2015 20:21:55 31.80 83.53 4.3 10 XIZANG 5112075
27-APR-2015 18:59:56 28.00 84.75 4.8 20 NEPAL 5112071
27-APR-2015 15:51:46 27.64 85.06 4.5 10 NEPAL 5112059
27-APR-2015 14:57:00 27.82 85.92 4.1 10 NEPAL 5112055
27-APR-2015 14:16:29 34.98 26.83 4.5 10 CRETE 5112052
27-APR-2015 12:35:52 26.83 88.11 5.1 29 INDIA-BANGLADESH BORDER REGION 5112035
27-APR-2015 05:34:33 26.45 53.49 4.7 35 SOUTHERN IRAN 5112020
27-APR-2015 00:39:16 27.67 85.07 4.2 10 NEPAL 5111999
26-APR-2015 22:32:34 27.46 85.62 4.6 10 NEPAL 5111989
26-APR-2015 20:39:20 27.97 85.80 4.4 10 NEPAL 5111980
26-APR-2015 18:54:49 28.06 84.78 4.2 10 NEPAL 5111981
26-APR-2015 16:26:05 27.76 85.77 5.3 10 NEPAL 5111963
26-APR-2015 14:57:05 28.12 84.67 4.4 18 NEPAL 5111968
26-APR-2015 14:44:49 27.53 85.75 4.6 10 NEPAL 5111967
26-APR-2015 13:11:15 27.76 85.37 4.5 10 NEPAL 5111951
26-APR-2015 09:37:28 29.19 51.29 4.3 10 SOUTHERN IRAN 5111929
26-APR-2015 08:46:16 27.84 85.69 4.5 10 NEPAL 5111927
26-APR-2015 08:40:55 27.59 85.68 4.6 10 NEPAL 5111926
26-APR-2015 07:36:26 27.72 85.93 4.7 10 NEPAL 5111924
26-APR-2015 07:26:04 27.71 85.83 5.0 10 NEPAL 5111923
26-APR-2015 07:09:10 27.78 86.00 6.7 17 NEPAL 5111920
26-APR-2015 04:58:39 27.84 84.69 4.4 10 NEPAL-INDIA BORDER REGION 5111916
26-APR-2015 03:21:35 27.46 85.54 4.4 10 NEPAL 5112496
26-APR-2015 02:48:39 28.16 84.61 4.6 10 NEPAL 5111910
25-APR-2015 23:41:52 27.56 85.94 4.5 10 NEPAL 5111884
25-APR-2015 23:16:15 27.81 84.87 5.6 10 NEPAL-INDIA BORDER REGION 5111881
25-APR-2015 23:12:52 27.56 86.01 4.3 10 NEPAL 5111912
25-APR-2015 21:07:17 27.73 85.73 4.7 10 NEPAL 5111876
25-APR-2015 20:32:48 27.56 85.76 4.4 10 NEPAL 5111878
25-APR-2015 20:01:36 23.96 122.50 5.1 24 TAIWAN REGION 5111871
25-APR-2015 18:58:34 27.68 85.37 4.2 10 NEPAL 5111877
25-APR-2015 17:42:50 28.26 85.77 5.4 10 NEPAL 5111867
25-APR-2015 16:27:21 27.91 85.62 4.9 10 NEPAL 5111861
25-APR-2015 14:10:02 27.58 85.66 4.6 10 NEPAL 5111853
25-APR-2015 13:36:14 27.75 85.89 4.6 10 NEPAL 5111851
25-APR-2015 13:30:28 28.11 85.07 4.6 10 NEPAL 5111850
25-APR-2015 12:44:04 28.15 84.66 5.2 10 NEPAL 5111846
25-APR-2015 12:17:55 28.00 85.56 4.5 10 NEPAL 5111848
25-APR-2015 12:01:13 28.04 85.49 4.2 10 NEPAL 5111844
25-APR-2015 10:53:43 27.77 85.87 4.4 10 NEPAL 5111842
25-APR-2015 10:40:35 27.57 85.84 4.8 10 NEPAL 5111839
25-APR-2015 10:23:19 27.87 85.76 4.2 10 NEPAL 5111838
25-APR-2015 09:30:29 27.99 85.44 5.0 10 NEPAL 5111834
25-APR-2015 09:17:02 28.43 87.34 5.7 10 XIZANG 5111831
25-APR-2015 09:03:15 27.87 85.31 4.9 10 NEPAL 5111830
25-APR-2015 08:55:55 27.64 85.50 5.3 10 NEPAL 5111829
25-APR-2015 08:49:09 27.76 84.89 4.4 10 NEPAL-INDIA BORDER REGION 5111915
25-APR-2015 08:29:24 27.99 84.71 5.0 10 NEPAL-INDIA BORDER REGION 5111828
25-APR-2015 08:20:11 27.95 85.72 4.7 10 NEPAL 5111827
25-APR-2015 08:16:59 27.67 85.69 4.9 10 NEPAL 5111825
25-APR-2015 08:05:37 27.73 85.73 4.6 10 NEPAL 5111824
25-APR-2015 07:47:01 27.85 85.56 5.0 10 NEPAL 5111819
25-APR-2015 07:39:33 27.67 85.75 4.5 10 NEPAL 5111823
25-APR-2015 07:16:56 28.00 85.27 4.8 10 NEPAL 5111826
25-APR-2015 07:13:44 27.55 85.55 4.8 10 NEPAL 5111817
25-APR-2015 07:07:59 27.73 85.92 5.0 10 NEPAL 5111816
25-APR-2015 06:56:34 27.91 85.65 5.5 10 NEPAL 5111818
25-APR-2015 06:45:21 28.19 84.86 6.6 15 NEPAL 5111767
25-APR-2015 06:37:58 27.72 85.82 5.1 10 NEPAL 5111766
25-APR-2015 06:11:26 28.15 84.71 7.8 15 NEPAL 5111620

From: Spaceweather.com May 2 2015.

THE NEPAL EARTHQUAKE AND SPACE WEATHER: High above Earth, more than 60 km above sea level, there is a layer of our planet's atmosphere called "the ionosphere." It is where UV radiation from the sun strips electrons away from the atoms of normal air, creating a zone of charged gas that envelopes the globe.

The ionosphere is very sensitive to solar storms. Turns out, it can be sensitive to earthquakes, too. NASA is reporting that the magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Nepal on April 25th created waves of energy that penetrated the ionosphere and disturbed the distribution of electrons. Note the wave pattern, circled, in the upper panel of this ionospheric electron density plot:

Basically, these are waves of electron density rippling from a point in the ionosphere above the epicenter of the quake. The waves were measured by a science-quality GPS receiver in Lhasa, Tibet. It took about 21 minutes for the waves to travel 400 miles between the epicenter and the GPS receiving station.

The bottom panel of the plot is a "dynamic spectrum." Note the hot spots outlined in black. They show that the ionosphere was ringing with periods of ~2 and ~8 minutes. Presumably, these "tones" are related to atmospheric pressure waves billowing up from the trembling Earth below.

The ionosphere is the stage upon which much of space weather plays out. Auroras, meteors, and noctilucent clouds all occur there. The "Ionosphere Natural Hazards Team" at JPL studies how Earth itself affects this stage via earthquakes, volcanoes and tsunamis. You can read their report about the Nepal earthquake here.

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