NEW SEISMIC WINDOWS FOR EARTHQUAKES IN AUGUST 09!

DEAR ALL

THESE 3 CONSECUTIVE ECLIPSES WERE GOOD. 2 ARE OVER AND A PARTIAL LUNAR TO COME ON 6TH AUG 09.

AKSHAY'S GYAAN SEISMOLOGY TEAM IS NOW CONCERNED WITH EARTHQUAKES IN AUGUST.

THE JULY 07 ECLIPSE GAVE BIRTH TO TWO EARTHQUAKES.

VENEZUELA AND NEW ZEALAND. BUT THE ECLIPSE WAS NOT SEEN IN VENEZUELA

SO WE DISCARD IT.

CONSIDER THE EARTHQUAKE OF NEW ZEALAND

NEXT EARTHQUAKE

PAPAU NEW GUNEA..

AFTER THE TOTAL SOLAR ON 22ND JULY...

THIS PLACE WAS NEAR THE AREA WHERE MAXIMUM ECLIPSE WAS SEEN..

NOW MOVING TOWARDS THE AUGUST 09 ECLIPSE

THE ECLIPSE IS PARTIAL.ONLY VIEWED BY TELESCOPE.

BUT IT IS STRONGER THAN THE JULY'S LUNAR ECLIPSE.

SO I FIND THAT IT MIGHT CREATE EARTHQUAKE BETWEEN 5TH JUNE- 17TH JUNE

THIS IS NOT THE SEISMIC WINDOW, IT IS A ROUGH OUTLINE.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_21st_century_lunar_eclipses

THIS IS THE LINK TO FIND DETAILS FOR THIS ECLIPSE...

THERE IS A PATTERN IN THE EARTHQUAKES THE PREVIOUS TWO!

ACCORDINGLY

IF WE COMPARE THE LAST NEW ZELAND EARTHQUAKE,

WHICH WAS 7+

THE LONGITUDE IS SHIFTING 1 REGION AS ON THE GLOBE

LIKE AFTER NEW ZEALAND'S EARTHQUAKE THE NEXT CAME IN VENEZUELA WHICH WAS 4.5+

AS WE SEE nz is bn 150-180 EAST LONGITUDE

PAPAU NEW GUINEA IS 120-150 EAST...

IF WE SEE THE LONGITUDES

NZ IS 30 TO 60 SOUTH AND PAPAU NEW GUNEA IS 0-30S

THIS MEANS THE LATITUDE IS MOVING 30 DEGREE NORTH AND LONGITUDE IS SHIFTING TOWARDS THE PRIME MERIDIAN BY 30 DEGREE.

THIS SQUARE BLOCKS ARE IMAGINARY ON ANY MAP....

IF THERE IS A PATTERN IN THIS EARTHQUAKE,THEN CAN THE NEXT SUPER EARTHQUAKE BE 

90-120E AND 0-30N

THAT BLOCK INCLUDES-

VIETNAM,SOUTHERN CHINA,THAILAND AND ADJOINING AREAS.

this areas also has the fault lines and the plates intersection

BUT THE CHANCE IS MORE FOR  WESTERN MYANMAR. 

AS THE LUNAR ECLIPSE WILL BE SEEN THERE AT THE MOONSET.

I PREDICT A MAGNITUDE 6+ EARTHQUAKE THERE.

THE EARTHQUAKE MIGHT TAKE PLACE BETWEEN 5TH AUGUST-17 AUGUST.

NEXT CHANCE IS FOR ADJOINING AREAS WHERE THE ECLIPSE IS NOT SEEN.

SOUTHERN TIP OF CHINA!!

AN EARTHQUAKE OF 3+ IS EXPECTED THERE.

THE MYANMAR EARTHQUAKE CAN ALSO TAKE PLACE FOR SOUTHERN MYANMAR AS WELL

SUMMARY

SEISMIC WINDOW

5TH AUG TO 17 AUG

MAGNITUDE 

6+

AREAS CONCERNED

WESTERN,SOUTHERN MYANMAR,NORTHERN SUMATRA!

NEXT POSSIBLE EARTHQUAKE WITHIN THE SEISMIC WINDOW=--

SOUTHERN CHINA NEAR MYANMAR

THAILAND AS WELL..

MAGNITUDE THERE

3+

WE ARE CONTINUING WITH THE 7.2 M EARTHQUAKE IN THE PACIFIC THAT WE HAVE SAID FOR 2ND SEPT AROUND

I SHALL UPDATE LATER WITH THIS

AKSHAY

UNDOCKING OF ENDEAVOUR TODAY!!

        Spacewalkers Chris Cassidy and Tom Marshburn exit the Quest airlock to begin the                                              fifth and final spacewalk of the      STS 127 

    
                                      75 POSTS ON AKSHAY'S GYAAN COMPLETED

DEAR ALL

75 POSTS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED ON AKSHAY'S GYAAN

I AM NOW PRESENTING THE STATUS OF STS 127

STS 127 HAS FINISHED ALL THE PLANNED SPACE WALKS.

YESTERDAYS SPACE WALK WAS RUNNING BEFORE TIME.

UNDOCKING TODAY!!

Spacewalkers Tom Marshburn and Chris Cassidy conducted a four-hour, 54-minute spacewalk and completed the mission’s work on the outside of the Japanese Kibo laboratory Monday. 

The pair installed video cameras on the front and back of the new Japanese Exposed Facility. The cameras will provide views to help with rendezvous and berthing of the H-II Transfer Vehicle scheduled to make its first deliveries to the International Space Station in September. 

Marshburn and Cassidy also completed miscellaneous tasks around the station. They secured multi-layer insulation around the Special Purpose Dexterous Manipulator known as Dextre, split out power channels for two space station Control Moment Gyroscopes, tied down some cables and installed handrails and a portable foot restraint to aid future spacewalkers. The deployment of the Payload Attach System on the S3 Truss was deferred to another spacewalk sometime in the future. 

The shuttle and station crews will awaken around 3 a.m. EDT Tuesday to prepare for undocking. They will bid each other farewell and close the hatches at 10:23 a.m., followed by undocking at 1:26 p.m.