Cartoon commentary: Adams, Telegraph.
About a month ago, I posted this: "Look to March 17th this year to be a date linked to much turmoil."
It is only recently that I was reading what etemenanki has linked to regarding the "supermoon" event tied to March 19th.
On March 19, 2011, the moon will be closer to Earth than at any time since 1992 - just 221,567 miles away - and its gravitational pull will bring chaos to Earth, some say.
Previous supermoons took place in 1955, 1974, 1992 and 2005 - all years that had extreme weather events. The tsunami that killed hundreds of thousands of people in Indonesia happened two weeks before the January 2005 supermoon. And on Christmas Day 1974, Cyclone Tracy laid waste to Darwin, Australia.
Is there a relationship between the Japanese 9.0 earthquake of March 11, 2011, as well as the resulting tsunami/nuclear reactor explosions, and the supermoon of March 19, 2011?
How will history record these times?
4 comments:
The rising sun hindered by the super moon, eh? very ominous.
There's a video floating around the interwebz, of someone who apparently predicted something big would happen on the day of the Tsunami, on account of the comet Elenin's position and its proximity to Earth. Frankly I don't know what to make of it.
As usual, you have given me something to think about that goes beyond the unfolding tragedy in Japan. It does seem to be more than coincidence....
It definitely looks to be a little more than pure coincidence. Things are lining up a little too well. Does this mean we are set for a year of doom and turmoil?
Hello Loren,
Innocently surfing to Wikipedia's "supermoon"entry, I find this:
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They also list recent supermoons ; most of them (knowingly, at least...) didn't trigger extreme catastrophes contrary to the indeed troubling 4 examples you gave.
* November 10, 1954
* November 20, 1972
* January 8, 1974
* February 26, 1975
* December 2nd, 1990
* January 19, 1992
* March 8, 1993
* January 10, 2005
* December 12, 2008
* January 30, 2010
* March 19, 2011
What to make of that ?
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