Showing posts with label Design Tectonics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Design Tectonics. Show all posts

Thursday, July 21, 2011

Future Design: End of Power Grids

Future Design - Volcanoes: Design Tectonics, are going to revolutionize our world. In the next few years scientists are going to find new compounds and new organisms issuing forth from volcanoes around the world. So, pay attention! Our future is being created from the Dragon Volcano's Breath!

Future Design: End of Power Grids - in a way is also due to the changes these ongoing volcanic eruptions will bring to the Earth and to humans living on the Earth. Volcanoes don't just spew ash, water vapor and lava .. volcanoes emit forces we don't even know exist.

Some words that come to mind are: magnetic ash, vapor magnetic eruption, local magnetic field eruption, volcanic radiation (it's an energy / source), volcanic electricity .. and there is a lot of activity we don't yet have words for. For example, science will discover that the biggest part of an eruption is an unseen energy that radiates across the land and fills the atmosphere. This radiation can alter or effect the winds circling the Earth.

We are seeing that now, as a significant number of serious eruptions have taken place in a short time span from Eyjafjallajökul in March, 2010 until the current eruptions of Mount Lokon in North Sulawesi, Indonesia. Iceland has a larger role to play in the long term mixture of gasses, water vapor, particles and electro-ionic ash emissions high into the Earth's atmosphere. The reason all this will lead to the end of the Power Grids is not due to the eruptions alone; but the effects they have on the weather and the climate.

Take some of the big European producer economies. They could only sustain themselves from monolithic central grids, because the climate was mild, there was an extended historic fall in major eruptions (world's volcanoes), and there has been no real weather disruption or Solar flares to worry about in our modern electronic world. The problem now is that volcanoes do not only affect the Earth; but they cause an interchange in the magnetic relationship between the Earth and the Sun, as well as alterations in magnetic density between the Earth's outer atmosphere and what we call 'space'.

It is rather simplistic; but 'space' is everything outside the Earth's biosphere.

Central power grid's supply masses of energy over long distances. They are not 'eco-friendly' - as they are not so efficient - and they are very vulnerable to power disruptions. That is what we are headed for: multi levels of power disruptions over long periods of time. Either people will realise now that it has to change or people will adapt and create new local systems as the power surge goes down and it becomes clearly non-efficient.

In the future, science will discover plant like materials to create 'solar nets'. This will be a fine mesh material that captures energy and that can easily be placed on the roof or fitted to outer walls, used like a mosquito net and can even be added to sailing vessels or community areas floating on water. The 'solar mesh' will capture energy during the day and at night. You may wonder how they capture energy at night; but that happens when people begin to realise that the night (after the Sun goes down) is packed full of energy.

The Earth stores energy on the night side.

These solar nets will capture energy at night in a much more efficient way than during the day. They just soak it up. You can imagine what this will mean for impoverished rural communities all over the planet. What this will mean for Africa and Nepal etc. This future discovery is going to revolutionize their lives. Volcanoes are going to make all of that happen.

So much new science is going to come out of volcanoes - you have no idea! They are the great alchemists of this planet. Volcanoes bring us life. They hold secrets that we have no idea exist. The most surprising secret of all is that sustained eruptions of volcanic materials and energy affects the human mind. Eruptions do not only bring life to the planet; but they affect biological man, his brain and his mind. That is very important to understand.

Modern man began to look OUTSIDE at the world seeing himself separate from the OUTER environment he was studying. Future man will understand that he is PART of the environment - not only in consciousness; but biologically. The volcano particles become part of us. They enliven the biological animal changing his/her structure magnetically as well as chemically. Humans will begin to understand that information from these particles also comes into our bodies and into our minds.

You brain - including the major organs and glands - is continually carrying out chemical analysis of your environment. It analyses and responds to pollution, toxins, ions, yeasts, fungi spores, oxygen levels, moisture levels and micro-nutrients. Heavy metal toxins can damage the tissues - but living organic micro-nutrients in the air can nourish the tissues. Depending on the levels of moisture or dryness in the air the brain alters the breathing capacity right inside the lungs. When you are healthy you don't even notice the change.

So, all our brains have been analysing the changes in air chemistry since the first major volcanic eruption and some of that is being built into the inner structure of the cells and into the tissues, also into the tissues of the brain. Really, this is where all our 'discoveries' come from across the ages of man. The brain - acting on its own in-built intelligence - analyses the environment and sends the information to our consciousness. The brain tells us what we need to know and we respond to that information with 'science'.

From 2013 we are going to see a massive shift to local energy sources - and by local I mean at house level. There are too many factors weighing down on the way we do things today. Monolithic central power grinds are no longer sustainable. When the disruptions begin to hit industry, as in Japan, then it would be self-destructive to try and hold together a paper house in a hurricane.


Monday, July 11, 2011

Mid-Atlantic Iceland To The Mediterranean

Almost running through the middle of Iceland is the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, the divide between the North American Plate and the Eurasian Plate. Iceland's Hekla and Katla volcanoes stand on either side of the ridge in the Southern part of Iceland.

Hekla began showing signs of unrest around June 5, 2011 - as sensors began to pick up unusual movements in the Earth's crust. Mount Hekla is one of Iceland's most active volcanoes, usually erupting every ten years. However, Hekla has been quiet for the past eleven years in terms of active eruptions - the last eruption took place in February, 2000. Moving South-East to Katla, one of the largest volcanoes on Iceland, a big melt sent floodwaters cascading across the Mýrdalsjökull glacier, with floodwaters making their way to the sea destroying two bridges on the way down.

There is a very nice video by Helecopter.is on Irish Weather showing the changes in the glacier and the extent of the flooding. The flooding took place on July 9, 2011 following the slight tremors at Hekla days earlier.

I personally, think that the July 9 eruption at Etna is related to what was happening on Iceland. The reason is the upward movement of the African Plate. I don't see it as the African Plate simply moving upward; but that the plate is twisting - almost rotating - as this movement triggers changes all the way from Iceland to Southern Italy and the Mediterranean. In a way Iceland is still in a primordial state as the glaciers continue to form the landscape and perhaps so is the Mediterranean.

Earthquake Report: Etna Erupts 9/7/2011

The ongoing plate boundary activities not only show signs of tectonic stress release; but there is also the process of changing landscapes, tectonic design, rifts forming, volcanoes erupting, earthquakes and tsunamis. All this is part of Europa's ancient past: A volcano avalanche in Sicily 8,000 years ago triggered a devastating tsunami taller than a 10-story building that spread across the entire Mediterranean Sea, slamming into the shores of three continents in only a few hours. Ancient Tsunami Devastated The Mediterranean

Although this was a truly spectacular event of its time, smaller eruptions and avalanches occur on Mount Etna until today.

A devastating tsunami every century in the Mediterranean
Tsunamis can occur in European waters due to earthquakes caused by the African Plate drifting northwards underneath the Eurasian Plate.

Ten percent of all tsunamis worldwide occur in the Mediterranean. On average, one disastrous tsunami takes place in the Mediterranean region every century. Geological research and historical records report of many powerful tsunamis that have taken the lives of thousands over the ages. Greece and southern Italy are mostly affected. Tsunami Alert System

In our time the beautiful Mediterranean appears stable and peaceful .. it is a seismic active region .. but no one has seen the kind of devastation experienced in 1628 BC at the end of the Minoan Civilisation and later in 365 AD when 50,000 people lost their lives in Alexandria. In today's world we imagine that the past 2,000 years of tectonic stability is normal and usual for the Earth ...

Iceland & The Mediterranean
Okay, Iceland is way up in the North Atlantic, an Island of "Ice and Fire" .. covered in glaciers with active volcanoes and in my view still forming in an almost primordial state. The landmass emerges from the backbone of the "Mid-Atlantic Ridge". Sicily and Mount Etna live down South in the Mediterranean, where temperatures can rise - on average - to 35°C [95°F]. Iceland and Sicily do not seem to have a lot in common; but historically they may be related.

People today do not seriously consider that we live on a dynamic changing Planet, on which landmass upheavals are common. Two thousand years may seem a lot to humans who live up to 80/90 cycles around the Sun - but two thousand years is less than a nano-second to the Earth. In my mind the events, in 1628 BC that ended the Minoan Civilisation and devastated the Mediterranean coast, were part of a much bigger picture of events that probably stretch all the way to Iceland.

Irish Tree Rings and an Event in 1628 BC
In prehistoric times, oaks growing on the surface of Irish raised bogs were recording rare extreme events.

These extreme events are characterized by the simultaneous occurrence of the narrowest rings in the lifetime of trees throughout a wide geographical spread of sites.

Significantly the dates of these extreme 'narrowest ring' events coincide with the estimated dates for major volcanic eruptions as recorded in the Greenland ice-cap. One of these events occurs in the decade of the 1620s BC and coincides very precisely with a previously suggested volcanic event at 1626 BC (now 1627 BC) put forward by LaMarche.

One is led to the inevitable conclusion that some major hemispheric event took place in the decade of the 1620s BC, and a strong circumstantial case can be constructed that the event was volcanic in origin. Since the dating is based on precisely dated tree rings no further refinement of the date of the event - probably 1628 BC - is required. Thera Foundation

I do not think that everything unfolded in 1628 BC .. but that generally there was an age of upheaval affecting probably the entire world. However, at the same time unusual catastrophic changed affected much of Europe, altering Scandinavia and reaching all the way to Iceland. Although some researchers point to a possible asteroid impact, already we are seeing increasing tectonic upheaval worldwide with no asteroid impact. If anything, it is more likely effects from the Sun and the orbits of Mars, Jupiter and Saturn as well as the Moon.


Friday, July 08, 2011

Design Tectonics: Extraordinary Beauty of Colour

The past few days have been extraordinary day in terms of brilliant colour and depth of light...

I am watching the almost magical volcanic rejuvenation of fluffy clouds in the skies above. Clouds that are once more vibrant and alive - whose colours range from white to dark grey - with shades of burgundy red, yellow ochre, orange and various shades of brown. Over the last five years cloud cover (when it happened) was mainly of a pathetic flat, dense, gas like chemtrail variety. More like particle layers of aerosol than of dynamic living natural clouds.

In the 60s and early 70s the skies were filled with bright dynamic colour, fluffy clouds, high levels of rainfall (in Europe) and cooler temperatures in Spring and in Summer. Because I am a cloud watcher I always paid attention to the varieties of cloud cover and their affects on climate and on the weather.

Mainly in the 90's blue skies began to look a dull pale lifeless blue-grey as the beautiful dense clouds (and the valuable rain) dwindled almost to 'extinction'. The skies were not as blue as they had been and the clouds were scattered - or absent .. to be replaced with days of long white chemtrails and seemingly endless battles between man and nature. Ozone levels rose and Northern Europe began to see Summer temperatures more common to Southern Greece.

As I watch the skies change - since the increase in volcanic activity around the world and the increase in the duration of eruptions - I see an 'Alchemy of The Skies' taking form above us. Nature is the artist and the heavens are the living canvas upon which Nature paints its magical living work of art.

Today, the skies were filled with giant fluffy white and grey cumulus clouds of every shape and size .. bright with light and alive with colour, the natural clouds had returned. However, even more spectacular is the brilliant colour of the sky behind the giant floating clouds. It was not just the colour 'blue' - but the atmosphere was alive and filled (overflowing) with an intense light.

By mid-afternoon the sky was alive with so many densities of blue, indigo, light-blue, purple-blue, violet, ultramarine, ocean-blue .. it was truly amazing. This was not only the colour of the sky .. there was a depth of light shining through and out of these colours. This 'artists' depth of light returned after the recent series of volcanic eruptions since Iceland's Eyjafjallajokull in March, 2010...

Since the re-awakening of Eyjafjallajokull I have observed stunning climate and weather changes as the various living alchemy of the volcanoes slowly spread and mix across all layers of our atmosphere. From the upper to the lower atmosphere, volcanic emissions seen and unseen affect our world. I think current human knowledge is aware of (can measure) ten percent of the true volcanic emissions from eruptions.

The steam, dense and fine water vapour, gasses, aerosols and ash particles visible to man - billowing out of volcanic eruptions - are simply the shadow we see being forced out of the vents by a more powerful invisible force. A more powerful, life enriching force, issues forth during volcanic eruptions. Wilhelm Reich called the rich blue life giving force 'Orgone Radiance'. I think that life forces we do not know exist pour out from volcanoes during an eruption that feed and nourish the Earth in complex ways.

Even more mysterious volcanic forces bolster the Earth's atmosphere. We may not be aware of it, nor notice the difference, because the process is slow and involves the work of many chemically different volcanoes over many years - and then it takes a long long time for those alchemical forces to significantly alter the Earth's atmosphere. Planet Earth re-forms life giving matter over hundreds of years.

If you look up now you will see the changes taking place above you.
Changes that will effect future generations for a long time ahead...

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Design Tectonics: Volcanic Cloud Alchemy

On June 21 Solstice, 2011 and on June 22 after the Full Moon Eclipse there has been amazing cloud alchemy in the skies over Europe. Months before the May 2011 Grimsvötn eruption there was generally a growing lack of rainfall, and no thunderstorms, no lightning. Rainbows had almost become 'extinct' as the skies above showed less natural cloud cover.

Since the Grimsvötn eruption there have also been a number of spectacular ash cloud eruptions exploding from volcanoes around the world. The explosive eruption of Puyehue, Chile and the Nabro volcano, Eritrea with continued eruptions of volcanoes on Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula.

One of Russia’s largest and most active volcanoes erupted Friday sending ash more than 10,000 feet into the air. Officials said a much larger eruption is "likely".

Shiveluch has had over 60 large explosive eruptions during the past 10,000 years. Catastrophic eruptions took place in 1854 and 1956, when a large part of the lava dome collapsed and created a devastating debris avalanche. The last significant eruption ocured in late May 2011 resulting in ash being sent to a height of 7.5 kilometres above sea level. The ejection was accompanied by an earthquake at the volcano that lasted more than 10 minutes.

It is difficult to capture the endless exchange of cloud colours that are evolving as the ash particles and unseen elements interact in the Earth's atmosphere. As the Sun was setting on June 23, the clouds revealed their composite characters. There were colours up there I have never seen .. I wonder if volcanoes had a part to play in Turner's paintings...

High levels of ash in the atmosphere during 1816 the "Year Without a Summer", led to unusually spectacular sunsets during this period, and were an inspiration for some of Turner's work.

As the Sun was setting on June 22, the nature of the clouds were like lazy drifting volcanic dragons of the sky. The human eye is better suited to viewing living colour and light. Cameras just cannot capture those ephemeral colours.

In those drifting clouds were sulphur yellows, dark-orange and browns .. magenta-browns, burgundy reds with dark ash greys buried in the deepest part of the clouds. I have never seen such a range of colours expand and transform within the few minutes of one Sunset. This is not just 'colour' those clouds have life in them. Volcanoes are clearly the great Alchemists of the Earth.

Even more than that, theories that particles, gasses and ash emitted from volcanic eruptions only affect the upper atmosphere is ... idiotic, to say the least. Of course the particles known and unknown enter the lower atmosphere and the soil. Not only are we breathing in these particles, but they fall as rain.

At least eighty percent of the life giving alchemical forces emitted in volcanic explosive eruptions are unaccounted for in terms of current knowledge. Each volcano has its own variety of gasses, water, elements, particles, electrical charge, distribution of ions, micro-nutrients, metals, crystals, density of aerosols and things we just do not have any knowledge of (as yet).

Each volcano is a Master Alchemist and at times where different eruptions coincide all over the world, the alchemical forces collide and interact in the Earth's atmosphere, changing the chemistry, altering the alchemy of the skies. We breathe it in as the elements form moisture.

Solar Pulse
There is one other major force we have not yet discovered in volcanic ash, water and lava .. that is the influence of the Sun. Solar flares do not simply zap through the planet like a passing storm .. the magnetic oscillations charge up water and lava. Rivers, ground water, aquifiers, lakes, ice flows and lava are all charged by the particles of the Sun.

We drink the water .. plants animals and trees take in the water and we become part of the Sun's evolution. Probably evolution is the wrong word .. I mean transformation. The lava also transmutes the quantum molecular information from the Sun into frequencies that we can absorb, and sends this signal out into the atmosphere communicating through chemistry, alchemy, electrical charge, magnetic charge, particles and gasses.

We become magnetised by the Sun.

We are effected by this whole process in so many ways. Turner expressed this in the form of his magnificent paintings; but all of us are effected whether we know it or not. If you pay attention, you are going to know it, feel it and be able to express the "art" of the Sun in your own way.

In a way we are the Sun's work of Art .. well the whole planet is the Sun's painting .. "work of art" .. but who is the ARTIST? In a strange way we are the artist - but that is getting ahead of the discovery!

The ancients knew what they were talking about when they said: The Sun of the Creator... but we are not talking about 3D human form. Yes! The human beings on Earth are affected by this spiritual cosmic process; but we humans are not the source of that intelligence .. at our best we are the canvas on which the cosmic painting is completed.

If you want to really understand this process keep watching the skies and keep watching the clouds, the weather, the alchemy unfolding in front of your eyes and you will see your own transformation in those clouds up there .. because what is up there is in your lungs and in the cells of your body .. and what is your body? Your body is a mirror of the spirit.


Friday, June 17, 2011

Volcanoes Eruptions & The River Nile

With the situation worsening over many years, across the length of the River Nile and the Blue River Nile water shortages and the resulting water conflicts are increasing. The assessment for Egypt's Nile Delta for July and August, 2011 are of severe drought for the Delta villages and farmers in those regions.

I was sort of stretching my imagination a bit trying to understand the extended relationship between the River Nile and the East African chain of volcanoes situated close to the source of this great river.

I am aware that ongoing volcanic eruptions can also create dry and arid weather conditions. I am also aware that volcanoes send vital life giving minerals and elements into the Earth's atmosphere, which act on the Planet's biosphere over hundred's if not thousands of years.

Imagine you have a way to fertilize the soil in a way that would continue to spread and re-fertilize over hundreds of years. I came to that idea when I was thinking about Fukushima's spreading radioactive contamination of the ground water and soil. I thought there must be a natural element that can also spread and transmute the dangerous man-made radioactive substances to less dangerous forms.

I was thinking about the explosive eruption of Eritrea's prehistoric Nabro volcano and what it would mean if eruptions became common along the active splitting Nubian and Somalian African Plates. Following the 13km eruption of ash on June 12, Nabro erupted again on June 16, 2011 sending out a 15km plume.

Assuming that ash clouds from volcanic eruptions along the East Africa Rift Valley would drift North towards Egypt/Saudi Arabia .. how would this impact the climate, the weather, rainfall and the unseen relationship between the rivers and the atmosphere.

Historic Volcanic Eruption Shrunk the Mighty Nile River
Volcanic eruptions in high-latitudes can greatly alter climate and distant river flows, including the Nile, according to a recent study funded in part by NASA.

Researchers found that Iceland's Laki volcanic event, a series of about ten eruptions from June 1783 through February 1784, significantly changed atmospheric circulations across much of the Northern Hemisphere. This created unusual temperature and precipitation patterns that peaked in the summer of 1783, including far below normal rainfall over much of the Nile River watershed and record low river levels.

The Laki event had such a significant impact on the climate because it released large amounts of sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere. When combined with water vapor, the gas formed into tiny particles called aerosols that reduced incoming solar radiation, cooling the average temperature over Northern Hemisphere land masses by as much as 3 degrees Celsius (5.4 degrees Fahrenheit) in the summer of 1783, as simulated with the computer model. Tree ring data also showed significantly reduced tree growth in the summer of 1783, indicative of the coolest summer of the last 400 years in northwestern Alaska, while tree growth in parts of Siberia was the least in 500-600 years. NASA Report

Only through observation will we understand the impact that changes in Eastern Africa will have on the Nile. A worsening of drought conditions would be a disaster for the region. However, we cannot exclude a potential long term shift towards water abundance bringing an end to the droughts.

Without careful and intelligent shared 'water management' (respecting nature), increasing water abundance could bring its own kind of disaster to the Nile regions. Water conflicts of the rich kind... Water rich areas allow for expansion and everyone would want to expand. Build dams (hold the water), spread the irrigation horizontally (another way of holding the water), with all the conflicts that would ensue.

Orgone Rich Regions
Beyond the initial changes I feel that over the next thousand years humans will discover how to create 'Orgone rich' atmospheric abundance = water rich zones. Some zones may be created on the oceans with floating oceanic research and living areas where the enclosed dome creates its own atmosphere and 'rain' from seawater distillation.

The key word is 'Orgone rich' .. Orgone being Wilhelm Reich's description of bright blue fields of energy that can alter atmospheric conditions without the use of 'technology'.

You wont find Orgone responding to low and high frequency pulse-beams and all that stuff. In that respect we humans are the 'technology'. Orgone responds to the mind and to the state of the human mind. Over the next thousand years the state of the planetary human mind will be the key to how mankind develops.

I think it will take a thousands years, because humans are going to have to observe nature and understand the process of how nature creates life with no external 'technology'. Understanding the basics - essentially the mind of nature - creates mutual respect between Earth humanity and 'the forces'. Then we can begin to co-create Orgone Rich Regions on land as well as within the oceans.


Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Rifts & Volcanoes: The Afar Triangle Ethiopia

In geological terms the Afar or Danakil Depression, also known as the Afar Triple Junction, located in Ethiopia's Afar Region, is also part of the 'Great Rift Valley'. Situated above the Northern part of the Ethiopian Dome, where the Arabian and African Plate boundaries are pulling away from each other, the East Africa Rift Valley is showing signs of significant changes to come.

Red Sea Gulf of Aden Across both the Gulf of Aden mid-ocean ridge system and the southernmost part of the Red Sea the plates are moving not only apart but also sliding past each other with one side moving to the left with respect to the other.

Design Tectonics
This concept of 'design tectonics' came to me as I was considering how much change the world will face over the next one hundred to five hundred years .. maybe a thousand years of change - certainly a thousand years of change! Some of which will be similar to what we are seeing now in 2011 and some of the changes will be sudden and dramatic, like the changes happening in Japan.

On a world view this could be described as "Design Tectonics", where the planet periodically undergoes an impressive restructuring. One potential change running down this Eastern corner of Africa could be a deepening of the rift where water from the Gulf of Aden fills the basin and almost creates an Island.

It seems obvious as the East African Rift Valley and depression continues to spread and if there would be major slippage within the Gulf of Aden undersea transformation faults, then one could almost imagine an Island being formed out of Somalia. As the Nubian African Plate moves Northwest the Somalian African Plate is moving Southeast.

The crustal depression to the North, close to the Nabro eruption in Eritrea is geologically shaped like an estuary (where the crust is spreading and thinning) and this is what I mean by Design Tectonics. I don't know if that area could collapse over time, as I am not a Geologist.

Part of the tectonic remodelling of the East African Rift lies in the contrast of the massive height of Mount Kilimanjaro volcano to the South on the Tanzania/Kenya border and the Northernmost Danakil/Afar Depression where the low lying volcanic vents are below sea level. The Rift Valley Depression is the lowest point in Africa, with Lake Asal lying 155 meters below sea level.