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I'm glad all my friends are here today.
I hope you're enjoying your day.
Today is Tuesday, November 9 at 06:19, a.m.
Central daylight time.
There was a magnitude
3.0 earthquake near Gypson, Kansas.
Only four people reportedly felt this earthquake, but there's
been more earthquakes since then, which USGS is not reporting
right here.
Is that magnitude 3.0?
Yeah, it came in a little bit later than what they're saying.
We got another one right here at 1033 Universal.
There's another one right here.
This one very well could be from Nicaragua.
And then we got another earthquake right there at twelve
one and 35 seconds about Universal time.
Before this, there was another earthquake that was picked
up on the monitors.
That one too, could have very well been from Nicaragua.
Let me pull this up so you can see it.
Here we go.
This monitor here comes from the Kansas State University,
and it's not showing anything within these 3 hours.
But I'll go back about another 4 hours and you will see this
earthquake right here.
There's another one right before, and we got another one
right there.
Let's extract that so we can see the time.
Got a very small P wave on it.
And let's go to this other one.
Let me pull it down so you can see it.
That one right there.
Let's extract that.
See the exact time.
We'll go up to this one right here and extract it.
1044 Universal.
And we'll go back another 4 hours on this monitor.
Okay.
This one here, that time is 643.
It's got a very long P wave on it.
The P wave is the first signature of the earthquake.
That's why I'm saying it very well could be the one in Nicaragua.
I'll do a report on that later, and then we'll go back another
4 hours.
Okay.
And over here, you can barely see it right there they are
extracted it more that's locally 311 Universal time.
That is a local earthquake.
That one is not being reported.
And what got me looking at this was the seismic signature.
Interesting too, is my cats kept waking me up last night
jumping on me.
I told them I was going to have revenge today and wake them
up during the day while they're sleeping.
But I had a dream last night that my daughter was over here
at the house standing in the kitchen getting a cup of coffee
and she said to me, Mum, I just felt an earthquake.
And here we have this at 619 this morning.
So going back to this earthquake at three, whatever universal
time here, it says 259.
I'll look at the spectregram and then we'll go to the one
that occurred this morning at 619.
I'm getting to what I was looking up and what I found, which
I thought was interesting.
Yeah.
Volcanic tremors.
I thought, why would I be seeing volcanic tremors there in
the northeastern part of Kansas?
Well, evidently, there is some ancient volcanoes there in
Kansas, but more likely, these earthquakes are caused by
fracking. And I found another little bit of information.
It's about the fracking, the injection of waste water into
the ground thousands of feet below the surface and how they
cause earthquakes.
And here it says that for one barrel of oil to be extracted
there in Kansas, they have to dispose 16 barrels of wastewater,
16 barrels of water for every barrel of oil they get.
This paper is from 2016, and it basically focuses on Oklahoma
and fracking induced earthquakes, which they're doing here.
So going back to the volcano.
Okay, over here, I have drawn out in yellow, the Humboldt
or Humboldt fault zone.
This red line is probably like the center of it, but this
is an extension of the Midcontinent rift system.
And up over here by Manhattan City, they found what was called
Kimberly. And these Kimberly were exploded.
Literally exploded out of the ground millions of years ago
because of tubes coming up, and the lava didn't flow out
like slow moving lava, like we're seeing lately.
But they came up and exploded.
The ground exploded, throwing out these timber lights.
Excuse me, which is also found with diamonds and diamonds
are really rare there in Kansas.
So they found three areas recently of volcanic activity.
One of them was right over here.
I marked it out.
And then this magma lava field or where these tubes were
at. I couldn't find the other two locations of the other
volcanoes. But the Kimberley go all the way down here to
Manhattan City.
And if you look at Manhattan City and the shape of the ground,
does that not look like a volcanic crater?
You Zoom in a little bit more.
The largest earthquake ever recorded there in Kansas was
an 1867, a magnitude 5.1, 2014.
I think it was.
Let me come out.
There was down over here.
I think this is it.
No, that's not it.
Over here in 2014, they had a magnitude 4.9 right along this
failed rift system of the Midcontinent Rift.
I've talked a lot about this mid continent rift system.
This failed rift system that seems to be reactivating.
The yellow line is how wide?
Probably the humble fault system is.
So going up, back up to the recent earthquakes.
There we go.
Yeah, 3.0.
There was also a 2.6 that they downgraded to a 2.5, that
they downgraded to a 2.6.
And yeah, right over here.
Let's see.
I believe these are the oil and gas platforms.
Yeah.
16 barrels of wastewater they're pumping into the ground
thousands of feet into the ground to get just one barrel
of oil and gas prophecies of the Bible.
How the Earth is going to end in fire.
Yeah.
In these volcanoes and the signature of these earthquakes,
which was interesting, too.
And there is the town of Gypson right over there.
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