Posted by Connie Jordan on Saturday, July 3, 2010
Under: Blog
NASA, using satellite technologies, has recognized that the 7.2 magnitude earthquake in southern California in April of this year has moved the city strongest hit, Calexico 31 inches to the south – not only did it move, but NASA has detected a drop in altitude also.
Furthermore the 8.8 earthquake in Chile has moved Conception, the town closes to the epicenter of the earthquake, an unbelievable ten feet to the west. According to reports, this quake in Chile also shifted the earth’s axis which in turn, shortened earth’s days by 1.26 microseconds.
Meanwhile in southwestern Quebec Canada, an earthquake registering a mere 5.0 magnitude struck Monday of this past week, collapsed a small bridge, shook buildings enough to send workers fleeing to the street, caused structural damage for some buildings and was felt as far away as Chicago and Cleveland, among other places. This was the strongest to hit that area in over 20 years.
Now I have to admit, I can truly get a laugh on this because I am from Cleveland and I listen to people saying all the time how they could not live in California because the earth moves – well surprise, surprise, the earth moves in Cleveland as well plus you have those harsh winters to deal with up close and personal.
As the earth makes its 26,000 year cycle to shift on its axis will we be victims of this move and how will it affect our lives? On some levels this is an exciting time to live in and personally I am waiting with great anticipation, to arrive at the destination predicted by not only the Mayan’s but several other civilizations.
