Volcanoes heating up, as expected - 2012

[Eveline]

Mt Etna in Italy experienced yet another eruptive state (paroxysm) on April 23. Etna in Italy and Popo in Mexico have both gained eruptive momentum since April 17, when I made the following forecast on the TimeStar blog:



“Large quakes often happen relative to lunar cycles that are what cause tidal peaks. The TimeStar uses lunar cycles to find event windows. I'm looking for major volcanic activity in April, May and June instead of great quakes. (A great quake is an 8M or greater.) Small to moderate quake sprees are commonly associated with volcanoes but the primary energy expression will be in volcanoes during this time. Volcanoes started heating up rapidly in April. The Pacific will remain in the bull's eye with the June 4 lunar eclipse focused there. But the Atlantic will heat up through December 2012 before major activity of great quakes starts there again. The Indonesia-Mexico-Argentina triangle is the exception to this expected cycle. That triangle is so unstable it is very difficult to predict, except that it is unstable.



A 7-feet wide strip of corn reportedly flattened by a UFO in Argentina on April 5 again points to anomalies in the Argentina, Mexico, and Indonesia triangle, where I predict quake and volcanic eruptions will continue to increase. This triangle is an area of anomalous tellurian activity that exceeds expected TimeStar movements. Etna has experienced on April 23, 2012 its 25th eruptive state (paroxysm) since January 2011 without going to the highest level , a 5. Mt Popo’s status differs from Etna’s because it has been relatively quiet since 2000 but has been heating up since March 20, 2011 when a crop circle was formed near it. The Soufriere Hills volcano in the Caribbean heated up in March and will continue to climb to an eruptive state in 2012.



TIMESTAR FORECAST, POSTED DECEMBER 10, 2011

The earth has shifted on its axis several times since magnetic north began moving at an accelerated pace in 1994. The awakening of extinct volcanoes and large earthquakes may be signs the earth is seeking isostatic balance to internal changes. A geomagnetic storm in December 2011 with no solar precursor indicates magnetic shifts that TimeStar forecast would begin in December 2010 are in progress.

Anomalous electrical and magnetic storms will continue in 2012 as movement in magnetic north again increases and electrical force is high. These will result in anomalous equipment failures and storms that could affect aircraft and satellites as well as ground-based radar and other computer-dependent services…

The combination of magnetic poles in flux during a solar maximum in an already heated political mood worldwide could result in dramatic flares. The coming year looks intense but 2013 looks even more intense.

Sequences in these events will begin in the Pacific Ocean between December 2011 and March 2012; then the brunt will shift to the Atlantic through September 2012. Large volcanic eruptions in Atlantic and Caribbean areas are likely to begin in the summer. Glacial melting in Iceland will continue with shifting of magnetic north.

This could be the period when islands could easily rise in the Pacific, most likely in the triangle between Japan, Chile and Australia. The triangle runs along Hawaii, where the Loihi Seamount collapsed in 1996. A new island is already visible near El Hierro in the Atlantic Ocean, and it’s just a matter of time before it will make an appearance. If the sequence continues at the present rate, anytime between June and October 2012 is feasible for the new El Hierro Island.

South and Central America will bear the brunt of major earth changes through September 2012, but the entire planet will be affected. Movement of the magnetic poles affects the entire planet, and does not isolate a single area. The East and West Coasts of the USA have active eclipse cycles on them in 2012.

A new island that started forming near El Hierro during the last eclipse on the Atlantic could surface in 2012. The trend of extinct volcanoes coming back to life, as they have done in Africa and Chile, could continue in Atlantic and Pacific Coastal areas. The awakening of extinct volcanoes is more troublesome than any other factor. It started in 2008 before the megaquake in Japan and suggests something is working in very deep levels of the earth.

Two crop circles in Brazil made November 6 and 7 look like they’re showing perturbations in earth’s isostatic balance, which means something is causing internal stress within the earth that extends from Brazil. This stress point extends into the Atlantic Ocean in the east, Patagonia in the south, and the eastern USA in the north. Also, Peru and Chile look like they’re on a short chain.

The tip of South America is a very narrow area to have two eclipses focuses on each side of it – one near Chile in the Pacific and another in Brazil in the Atlantic. It begs a question: What is sinking and what is rising in the oceans on either side of this narrow band? We know an island is rising near El Hierro in the Atlantic. An 8.8 magnitude quake near Chile in 2010 caused the earth to shift on its axis. An extinct volcano awakened in Chile in 2008. Cerro Pandera in Patagonia looks susceptible to change. It is south of the volcanic chain into the area but could still be affected by quakes and movements in Patagonia.

Best regards,

Krsanna





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