Another Earthquake Warning

2009 Earthquake Warnings with Magnitude 6 and higher

1) 26th March 2009 thru 1st April 2009

2) 22th July 2009 thru 28th July 2009

by Hans Lehner, President ISQP / ISQR

Neuhaus, 03.07.2009/HL

http://www.rqm.ch/earthquake_warnings_with_magnitu1.htm

Because there are hundreds of small and medium sized earthquakes worldwide that cause no, or little damage, the main attention is on the earthquakes of magnitude 5 or more, because the risk of injury to persons and damage to property from magnitude 5 increases greatly. For the period, 26th March thru 1st April and 22nd July thru 28th July, we expect earthquakes of magnitude 6 and higher.

Thanks to the discovery of the Supernovae energy and the new theory of gravitation, according to Oliver Crane, the new space quanta physics can calculate data and time periods in which strong earthquakes of magnitude 5 and more can be triggered by cosmic and planetary constellations. Thereby, also the rotation of the earth and the resulting centrifugal forces play a much more important role than was known up to now from physics at school.

1) On the 26th March 2009 is a new moon. That means, the sun-new moon-earth are in a line/axis and, on the 27th March 2009, the planet Venus (with a diameter of 12103 km), is also on this common line/axis. That implies that the cosmic, mechanical gravitation pressure, or Lehneronspressure, is greatly weakened by this celestial body (impact cloud) and the centrifugal forces, caused by the rotation of the earth, can lift the crust of the earth in the impact cloud zones by up to 12 meters. Thus, in the seismic active regions, strong earthquakes of the magnitude 5 and more are triggered within 1-6 days. The regions most endangered around the globe at this time of year are in the equatorial zone (for example Indonesia, Singapore, Sumatra, Central Africa, Central America, Peru, etc.).

2) On the 22nd July 2009, we will experience a total eclipse of the sun for a period of more than 6 minutes.

Thus, there is a great danger of an earthquake of magnitude 6 and more during 1-6 days after this event. The effect is comparable with the total eclipse of the sun from the 11th August 1999 in Turkey, where, on the 17th August 1999 (6 days after the eclipse of the sun) an earthquake of magnitude 7.5 cost many human lives.

Also refer to: Earthquake on the 08.17.1999 in the Turkey (Izmit region)

http://www.rqm.ch/ebbe_und_flut_durch_mondanziehun.htm

Endangered regions from 22nd July thru 28th July 2009

The most endangered regions are all in the umbra area (impact cloud) of the total eclipse of the sun from 22nd July 2009. They are:

South East Nepal, Northern Bangladesh, Bhutan, Burma, Northern Myanmar, Tibet.

CHINA: The megacities Chengdu, Chongqing, Wuhan, Hefei, Hangzhou and Shanghai.

In the Chinese megacities, millions of people are in danger.

Also refer to:

Course of the total eclipse of the sun on 07.22.2009 with Google Earth
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=http://www.calsky.com/kml/eclipsemap.kmz%3fobs=54816630396908%26tdt=2455034

Eclipse of the sun from 08.01.2008 in China with 4 earthquakes of magnitude 5-6.2

between 08.01. – 08.07.2008

http://www.rqm.ch/erdbeben1.htm

Latest Earthquakes M5.0+ in the World - Past 7 days

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/recenteqsww/Quakes/quakes_big.php

This is odd.
I have no background or connection to geology or the USGS or anybody who is,,, and for the last 3 weeks or so.... I have been collecting the hourly reports of EQ's in and around the Pacific Plate...sensing that the Cascadia Zone may be a point of concern...it is capable of producing a
Mega-thrust event of <9.

Very strange.