EARTHQUAKE ADVISORY POSTED BY EQF ON JUNE 10, 2011

Recommendation - Earthquake forecasters and researchers around the world should examine their data for local seismic activity precursors to see if anything significant might be headed in their direction before June 13, 2011.

Several fairly strong EM Signals were detected on June 8, 2011. And I believe that they are most likely linked with the expected seismic activity that caused other strong EM Signals to be detected on May 18, 2011.

I myself am watching two specific locations. One is in central Asia areas down to the Indian Ocean. The other location is believed to be a fault zone that might be somehow associated with the Juan de Fuca tectonic plate that runs along the northwestern part of the U.S.

A theory that I formed a number of years ago is that the Juan de Fuca plate can at times rock back and forth in response to forces associated with the gravitational pulls of the sun and the moon on the Earth’s crust. And when there is a fault zone in that area that is getting ready to fracture, that rocking motion can cause the fault zone to be active in the generation of the EM Signals that I work with.

Multiple signals were detected on May 18, 2011. And an Earthquake Warning was circulated. But the expected earthquake in the northwest U.S. area has not yet occurred. I did expect that it would likely be delayed. And the June 8, 2011 signals indicate to me that the fault zone responsible for both groups of signals is probably getting increasingly unstable.

PROGRESS

For the past decade I have been focusing largely on getting computer programs created that could be used to generate some location and time window data when these EM Signals are detected. Those programs are presently running fairly well though one needs some additional work. And now that they are running I have been having a chance to look at the data in more detail and see what might be learned.

The past few months have been quite productive. It has been my theory for quite a while that the energy source for the EM Signals is probably not the fault zone itself. Instead the most likely candidate could be the Earth’s geomagnetic energy field. And under the right conditions the fault zone where the earthquake is going to occur acts largely as a converter that changes the Earth’s geomagnetic energy field energy into the types of EM Signals that I work with.

My theories have proposed that a variety of processes can cause the Earth’s geomagnetic energy field to get charged with the type of energy that can cause the signals to be generated. For example, some hurricanes and tornados appear to also be linked in various ways with these EM Signals.

Solar Storms - The June 8, 2011 EM Signals appear to have been associated with a powerful June 7, 2011 solar storm.

Volcanic Activity - The May 18, 2011 signals appear to have been associated with a volcano that erupted a few days later in Iceland. And I don’t know why that particular volcano would have such an effect when many other volcanoes probably do not.

Powerful Earthquakes - Signals detected on March 12, 2011 appear to have been associated with the extremely powerful and destructive 9 magnitude Japan area earthquake that occurred on March 11.

Again, those events or phenomena just largely cause the Earth’s geomagnetic energy field to become charged with a certain type of energy. The EM Signals themselves will not be generated unless there is a fault zone somewhere that can interact at specific times with the Earth’s geomagnetic energy field. And those interactions might last only 0.25 to 20 seconds. That could make them difficult to detect through the use of standard radio receivers etc. I myself have a fairly unusual way of detecting them. And it unfortunately does not provide too much information regarding the true nature of the EM Signals.

These are personal opinions.