UPDATE PLUS EAR TONE DATA – Posted by EQF on March 8, 2012

A formal Earthquake Warning was just posted to a number of Internet Newsgroups including sci.geo.earthquakes and also submitted to the Yahoo EarthWaves bulletin board for E-mail circulation.

Present plans are to also circulate another formal Earthquake Warning by E-mail to earthquake researchers and disaster mitigation groups around the world.

It appears that after many years of research, the picture regarding how these EM Signals are being generated and how they can be evaluated is finally clarifying. Still, that picture is almost indescribably complex.

Solar storms appear to be the most common original source of energy that is involved with EM Signal generation processes. Theories propose that at specific times linked with the positions of the sun and the moon in the sky, the solar storm energy can interact with fault zones where an earthquake is getting ready to occur and cause the signals to be generated.

Theories being evaluated also propose that that energy might also be causing an earthquake to occur earlier than it would have otherwise.

One reason that this picture is so complex could be the fact that when a solar storm hits the Earth, its energy is not evenly distributed around the world. Instead it naturally concentrates at certain locations, the north and south poles being two of them if I understand the theories correctly. And it also concentrates at locations that are determined by the part of the Earth that is facing the sun when the storm hits. So, fault zones in some parts of the world will get major blasts of energy while others will get little or none.

As a consequence, EM Signals will be generated in fault zones where that energy concentrates if an earthquake is about to occur there. But no signals or only weak ones will be generated in fault zones not affected by those energy waves even though powerful earthquakes might be about to occur in those fault zones.

If you are trying to use these EM Signals to forecast earthquakes then those types of complications can make Time Window and Location determinations quite difficult. However, considering the devastation that a major earthquake can produce, it is worth the effort to learn how to evaluate the signals.

EAR TONE INFORMATION

At the following time I detected the most intense Ear Tone signal (left ear) by perhaps a factor of 3, that I have ever detected.

2012/03/08 03:59:00 UTC

Combined with those strong EM Signals detected on March 5 and 6, 2012 (not Ear Tones), that latest Ear Tone information provides further evidence to me that an especially powerful earthquake is approaching. And there could be more than one.

These are personal opinions.