Sun Fires Off Another X Flare
Fresh hot Chile. X2 flare xrayed western So. America about 4 hours ago. This is a bad place to take a strong xray flare this time of year. Large xray and proton fluxes are very highly correlated with large earthquakes a couple to a few days later. Of the largest earthquakes known, several of the biggest have been in the Chile region. Pray this doesn't bring another.
The X flare that hit the Solomon Islands last week resulted in a 7.2 mag EQ two days later that literally shook the entire earth. Anon was online watching it unfold and you could see the shock waves and harmonics everywhere and strangely the US was reverbing very strongly to it.
Ben Davidson just did a video on the X flare/EQ in the Solomons. Since he did this, and just today, another 7.6 EQ nearby (and in the same blot echo)
Word is the Russians have remote submersibles with high yield nukes parked offshore of their target list. Makes sense China and others would do the same. Cheap insurance in case you get whacked when you weren't looking and water is about the deadliest of the disaster playlist.
Multiple data bouys in event mode from Indonesia EQ. USGS reporting at 7.6, others at 7.9. Always be suspicious of .9 EQ…usually means someone rounded down to keep a higher magnitude off the books.
Basically an 8-pointer. Monster quake.
Exactly. Jus fer lookz
So 2 days after an X flare nukes the Solomon Island region, we get a 7.2 in the Solomon Islands and a day later, an almost 8 pointer in the adjacent waters off of Indonesia.
This is why X flares matter. It's not just the CME's. The electromagnetic radiation is a thing…especially on a spinning geologic electromagnetic.
/picrel/ from the 6th.
Check >>18112464 for todays X flare and pray for Chile. They have as bad a track record as Indonesia with this stuff.
These are seismographs in New England USA registering the 7.6 (USGS mag) quake in Indonesia. Whopper.
This one was pretty deep (not super deep) at 65 miles (105 km) and well out to sea. If it didn't make a tsunami it might not be the big one for Indonesia. If it were shallower and closer to a population center, that'd be a whole different matter…or an uplift fault on the seabed.
Sauce: https://earthquake.usgs.gov/monitoring/operations/heliplot.php