Isaac Path of Uncertainty Update

I read this recent article where the recent Alaska Earthquake seismic activity showed up on the seismic sensors in Louisiana @ Bayou Corne so I thought I would check up on one of my favorite massive energetic entropic particle(s) to see how he is doing underground as he continues to terraform the Earth in his path and he gradually makes his way toward the black hole center of our Earth.

I do not believe this is any new geologic process. This is nature’s way of continuously changing and reforming our planet.  Those energetic orbital particle beams can gradually weaken any matter in their path and make it unstable, triggering seismic activity and volcanism as well as beta decay and ionization and transmutation.  This particle loves any form of energy. I can see how seismic activity along one part of its path might show up as a change in energy levels and seismic activity somewhere else along the path.

This plot connects the path of Hurricane Isaac as it hit land, the Bayou Corne sinkhole as well as what looks like some additional seismic activity in Oklahoma, Wyoming and Off the coast of Canada. Hurricane Isaac may have actually been created by more than one energetic particle orbiting through and around the Earth, all clumped in a tight orbit with each other, gradually tearing things up within their path.

During periods of high concentrations of these orbital energetic particles entering through and around Earth, most likely expelled during times of high solar activity, the Earth and atmosphere will be more unstable as these particles all work to reform our world and recharge Earth’s entropic battery at her core.  As I have refined my theory, I do not believe all of these massive particles that are expelled strike Earth directly.  I expect that many are orbiting in the space around us at very high speeds and they are entering Earth’s orbit all of the time from CME’s that happened months or years ago. I believe we mistakenly record them as meteorites.

Godspeed

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