Australian Survey Buoy Anomalies Offer New Evidence That Planet X is Approaching From the South

Yowusa.com, 6-June-2010
Richard St-Laurent
Marshall Masters

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Perhaps this, more than the spill itself, motivated President Obama has placed a moratorium on deep water drilling in the Gulf.

Why? Because a part of planet that we know less about than the face of the Moon is changing and these changes are startlingly evident in Australia.

Buoy 53401

In April 2010 when NOAA survey buoy 53401 started emitting alarming data and sounded a state of "tsunami emergency," reporting major seabed changes (the seabed rising about 300 feet) in the Indian Ocean near Malaysia (located northwest of Australia.)

The buoy transmitted data showing daily major seabed changes from April 5 through April 12, 2010, and then it was turned off or stopped sending data. The buoy was not transmitting any information as of May 31, 2010.

At first, researchers thought the buoy was malfunctioning because major seabed depth changes like this seemed impossible.

A Pattern Emerges

By itself, buoy 53401 was a singular anomaly. However, the situation became more serious and suspicious in mid-March 2010 when another buoy, buoy 55012, began emitting alarming data that showed dramatic changes in the seabed depth and went into a state of “tsunami emergency.” This time, the buoy was located northeast of Australia.

Some days after that, a third buoy went into a state of "tsunami emergency" when reporting, like the two first tsunami buoy stations, tremendous changes in seabed depth in an area close to the second buoy northeast of Australia. The data showed a seabed rise of 13 feet per day and was officially reported in the news on May 16, 2010. Immediately following that report, the data streams for buoys 53401 and 55012 were halted.

So far, the dimensions of this story, begin with the 24-Dec-2009 report that the San Andrea fault in California is susceptible to “the same forces of attraction that cause ocean tides also cause tides in Earth’s rocks.” Then a mysterious shut out of data feeds for two key, Australian survey buoys following a report of a seabed rise of 13 feet per day. Is there another dot to connect? Yes!

Unexpected Changes Under Alaska

On May 19, 2010, "Discovery News” reported that major and unexpected changes  in the earth's mantle under Alaska were found more or less by accident during a scientific study in this area.

Discovery.com, May 19, 2010
Earth's Mantle in Overdrive Under Alaska

A new 3-D model of the mega-quake and tsunami-launching subduction zone in Alaska has uncovered a big surprise: The Earth's mantle there is moving a whopping 20 to 30 times faster than the crust.

So instead of being dragged along for the ride as a slab of crust is pushed under another, the solid rock mantle rock is swirling around the plunging slab like water around a paddle dipped in a stream.

What the models predict are flows up to 90 centimeters per year around the descending slab of crust, said geologist Magali Billen of the University of California at Davis. Billen co-authored a report on the new model with former graduate student and lead author Margarete Jadamec in this week's issue of the journal Nature.

"On plate tectonics timescales that's screaming fast," said Billen.

More typical plate speeds range from one to 10 centimeters per year.

When these “earth changes” in the Australian and Alaskan areas are added to other earth-change anomalies like coal mine explosions that suddenly seem to occur all around the world, the picture is no longer a disjointed collection of coincidences. There is something much bigger happening and scientists are concerned.

Magma Rising

Recent seismic and volcanic events indicate a new and recent worldwide magma rising, more accurately called a “magma plume,” that accounts for the weather changes everywhere in the world including the recent volcanic activity.

This begs an important question: Could this be caused by a gravitational pull from below the ecliptic?

Since the earth is subject to major seabed and continental shelf changes, this would lead to many worldwide problems similar to the hurricanes and volcanic activity we are experiencing presently. But if all this is real, it would again beg the question: Is the earth under the influence of a gravitational force field from below the ecliptic? >

The data is piling up with a simple answer. A very alarming and resounding yes!