Tuesday over 50 devastating tornadoes riped through the US southern states. Today (Wednesday)two volcanoes are erupting Thursday we will witness an annular solar eclipse. This will be followed by a 'full lunar eclipse' on February 21.Is there cause for concern? The 'science of cycles' suggests there certainly might be. I would suggest this would be a time of extra caution. History tells us there is always a significant earth changing event i.e. earthquakes, volcanoes, tornadoes (14 days prior to and 14 days after) a full lunar eclipse. Past evidence. Below is a list of dates of 'full lunar eclipse' from 2001 to 2011. According to past events The "science of cycles" tells us we should in fact witness escalated earth changes over the next 24 day period (give or take a few days).In America storm fatality Continues to Rise. America's Super Tuesday was spoiled by more than 50 tornadoes that hit the southern States and caused at least 45 casualties plus hundreds of wounded. The most serious toll was suffered in Tennessee (26 dead). Arkansas 13 dead, Kentucky 7 and Alabama 1.
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Looking at history and the scientific evidence of "cycles" and in this case as it relates to "full lunar events".Here are the dates of a 'full lunar eclipse' from 2001 to 2011
2001 Jan 09
2003 May 16
2003 Nov 09
2004 May 04
2004 Oct 28
2007 Mar 03
2007 Aug 28
2008 Feb 21
2010 Dec 21
2011 Jun 15
2011 Dec 10
And here is what happened: The following events occurred within two weeks prior and/or two weeks after the last seven full lunar eclipse.January 25 2001 - (India) A magnitude 7.6 earthquake shook the Indian Province of Gujarat. It was one of the two most deadly earthquakes to strike India in its recorded history. The death toll was 19,727, number of injured at 166,000, over 600,000 people were left homeless, with 348,000 houses destroyed and an additional 844,000 damaged.
May 2 2003 - (Turkey) At least 176 people have died and 521 people were injured after a magnitude 6.4 earthquake that shook the eastern Turkey?s Bingol province. Several public buildings collapsed in the centre of Bingol city and its vicinity. May 21 2003 - (Algiers) A strong earthquake measuring 6.8 magnitude struck the coastal region east of Algiers and the Tell Atlas mountains of Algeria. 2,251 people died, another 1,200 missing, 10,243 were injured and 200,000 made homeless.May 26 2003 A 7.0 magnitude earthquake hit northern Japan, however, there were no casualties and very few people were injured due to the depth (about 44 miles underground) of the epicenter of the earthquake.November 17 2003 - (Alaska) A 7.8 earthquake hits Aleutian Islands, Alaska; tsunami warning issued.April 2004 - (United States) Yellowstone Super Volcano experienced over 400 quakes within three days. This type of increase in earthquake activity is called a "swarm". Parts of the caldera were closed to the public with areas of surface temperatures reaching over 200 degrees Fahrenheit. Some reports were telling of the sole of on-lookers shoes were melting just prior to the area's closing.October 23 2004 - (Japan) A series of powerful earthquakes the strongest with a magnitude of 6.7 jolted northern Japan, killing at least 30 people and injuring more than 2000 people largely as the result of building collapse. Thousands of landslides were triggered by the earthquakes and aftershocks with much associated damage to roads, agricultural fields, and residential.
March 3 2007 - Two strong earthquakes shook the west coast of the Indonesian island of Sumatra on Tuesday, killing at least 70 people, 460 serious injuries have been reported, spread across many towns and regencies in West Sumatra. Over 43,000 houses were damaged.August 15 2007 - Large 8.0 earthquake hits Peru. Over 514 died, with 1,090 injured, and around 40,035 families rendered homeless. A further 30,542 families have been affected.
Addendum
as I'm blogging here I can hear a long low deep rumble. there are no trucks going by or planes flying over or thunder rolling. I don't know what is causing the sound.
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