(Old Physics) wrote in message om...
Orbital Resonances

The mean solar day loses about 630 seconds over the lunar siderial
period (LSP) every million years, the LSP loses about 400s. The
difference is about 230s/MYr.
This means that there were 27.5 msds/lsp 66.5 MYrs ago, 28 at 250
MYrs ago, 28.5 433MYrs ago and 29 617 MYrs ago. These correspond to
the mass extinctions at the end of the Creteceous, Permian, Ordovicean
and Precambrian respectively.
What caused these resonances?

I don't know anything about this load of old cobblers but I would like
to congratulate you on forecasting the dates of two large earthquakes
early this year. I couldn't quite follow all the scatalogical stuf
like wot yu gor ere

but there definitely was something in what you posted over in
sci.geo.earthquakes:

http://groups.google.com/groups?q=Re...+40m+36s+Right
+Ascention+group:sci.geo.earthquakes&hl=en&lr=&ie= UTF-8&newwindow=1
&group=sci.geo.earthquakes&safe=off&selm=13fd3446. 0303131518.15a7cfeb
%40posting.google.com&rnum=1

(You'll have to copy and paste that link I'm afraid. Sorry.)

Magnitude 7.0 RAT ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDS, ALASKA March 17, 2003

Magnitude 7.2 SOUTH ISLAND OF NEW ZEALAND August 21, 2003

I missed the Rat Islands one and your warning about it. Why didn't you
post
another note about that? And your warning for Aug 17th wasn't that far
out,
especially when you count the amount of activity from around the date
you
gave onward.

Well done.
Mike.

(Michael McNeil) wrote in message . com...
(Old Physics) wrote in message om...
Orbital Resonances

The mean solar day loses about 630 seconds over the lunar siderial
period (LSP) every million years, the LSP loses about 400s. The
difference is about 230s/MYr.
This means that there were 27.5 msds/lsp 66.5 MYrs ago, 28 at 250
MYrs ago, 28.5 433MYrs ago and 29 617 MYrs ago. These correspond to
the mass extinctions at the end of the Creteceous, Permian, Ordovicean
and Precambrian respectively.
What caused these resonances?

I don't know anything about this load of old cobblers but I would like
to congratulate you on forecasting the dates of two large earthquakes
early this year. I couldn't quite follow all the scatalogical stuf
like wot yu gor ere

but there definitely was something in what you posted over in
sci.geo.earthquakes:

http://groups.google.com/groups?q=Re...+40m+36s+Right
+Ascention+group:sci.geo.earthquakes&hl=en&lr=&ie= UTF-8&newwindow=1
&group=sci.geo.earthquakes&safe=off&selm=13fd3446. 0303131518.15a7cfeb
%40posting.google.com&rnum=1

(You'll have to copy and paste that link I'm afraid. Sorry.)

Magnitude 7.0 RAT ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDS, ALASKA March 17, 2003

Magnitude 7.2 SOUTH ISLAND OF NEW ZEALAND August 21, 2003

I missed the Rat Islands one and your warning about it. Why didn't you
post
another note about that? And your warning for Aug 17th wasn't that far
out,
especially when you count the amount of activity from around the date
you
gave onward.

Well done.
Mike.

Thank you for the encouragement Mr. McNeil.
I remember your suggestion that I stay away from relativity, but
the whole theme of a euclidean, spacially infinite universe, is
fundamental to the possibility of sidereal effects. The clear
evidence for SR-GR must then have an alternate explination. That the
only explination I can come up with involves space having an
"antimass" density equal to a galaxy in the volume of a grain of sand,
with a second lower density mode that propagates at 30 billion
LYs/sec, hasn't won me any converts.
The March 17 date is the point at which the earth's orbit crosses
a line to the center of our Big Bounce universe (one of an infinite
number, that are in excess of a thousand trillion LYs center to
center), 11h 40m 36s rt asn.
You might google up the "2df galaxy survey" and notice that
density concentrations of galaxies in the direction of aquarius are
arc like, with strong linear features away from our galaxy and not the
poka dot arrangement that would be expected in an Einsteinean
universe. Albert felt that the concept of a center was "distasteful".
On the right sector, toward Leo, the center, the galaxies are less
concentrated. The difference suggests that our universe is as
anisotropic as the CMB.
I believe that both the weather and tectonics are affected by the
resonances caused by these subtle differences and the effects on the
earth's rotational speed and precession. In an El Nino- La Nina cycle
the earth day can slow as much in six months (and then restore) as it
permantly slows in a century.
It is the earth that leads in its dance with the four winds.

With highest regards,
Stephen Kearney, thalean day 944980