Tag: natural disasters
Signs 32 – 2019 Portends a Rough Year
In Signs 31 – 2018 Was The Worst Ever! We stated: “In terms of observed fireballs and earthquakes of all magnitudes, 2018 was the worst year on record. In fact, the worst yet for recorded history.” Is there any hope that 2019 will bring a much-desired reversal in the dataset trends? No way. No how. Instead, […]
Signs 31 – 2018 Was The Worst Ever!
In terms of observed fireballs and earthquakes of all magnitudes, 2018 was the worst year on record. In fact, the worst yet for recorded history. In Signs 30 – Wait and See or Wait and Die, we stated: “2018 is in the last furlong, and unless December 2018 stumbles, we will be announcing in 2019, […]
Signs 30 – Wait and See or Wait and Die
November 2018 was a bellwether month for both fireballs and earthquakes. As with prior months, the overall trend for record-breaking new highs has not abated. In Signs 29 – The Power of Distraction, we stated: “The number of total yearly fireballs for 2018 now tops that of 2011 through 2015. Given that November and December […]
Signs 26 – The Rat in the Snake
In June 2018, we published Signs 25 – The Pressure Points are Popping. In that article, we asked, “We can no longer wonder what the next month will show us statistically. Rather, we need to begin thinking about different numbers…” At that time, we saw a disturbing trend with the ongoing eruption of the Kilauea […]
Signs 25 – The Pressure Points are Popping
In May 2018, we published Signs 24 – Tracking the Tipping Point. In that article, we asked, “Do present headlines tell us we’re heading for this tipping point? …the real question is where will this tipping point occur first – above our heads or below our feet?” Since we published Signs 24, the headlines are […]
Signs 24 – Tracking the Tipping Point
In April 2018, we published Signs 23 – A Turn for the Worse, in which our tentative hopes for a statistical plateau were dashed. With the current data for April 2018, we see that the overall trends for sustained or marginally increasing trends in the data are persistent. Another trend is exhaustion due to search […]
Signs 23 – A Turn for the Worse
In March 2018, we published Signs 22 – The Beginning of a Plateau? Due to the slight partial decline in the datasets, we raised a hopeful question. Do we see the beginning of a plateau? When we analyzed the data for March 2018, our tentative hopes were dashed by what is apparently a turn for […]
Signs 21 – Awareness and Discretion
In January 2018, we published Signs 20 – 2017, Worst Ever for Earthquakes and Fireballs, we presented the final fireball and earthquake trends for all of 2017. The findings presented in that article were so bleak, they brought us to the end of the year with a troubling question, “what does this portend for 2018?” […]
Signs 19 – Global Critical Mass in 2018?
Here we are, just weeks away from 2018 and for the vast majority of those yet untouched by destruction, all is damnably well with the world, so shop till you drop and enjoy the holidays. For those in denial about what is really at stake, the empirical data this article will present will as usual, […]
Signs 18 – A Sense of Foreboding
For those in awareness, we’ve entered a time of foreboding, with pervasive feelings that something bad will happen. Conversely, the vulgar attacks and harangues of those in denial are worse than ever before. This makes this a peculiar time where the egos of the deniers are inflated as never before, despite the growing evidence that […]
