Thread by @bookofkatherine

People think all the volcanoes in the world are monitored, which isn't true at all. There are thousands of volcanoes in the world and we're lucky if we get a photograph, nevermind a video of what does erupt. 1/2

https://twitter.com/JakeHamStuff/status/1487198276197793792

2/2 I've heard that it's too expensive to monitor a volcano, but those amounts have always included ancient equipment and a university grant in the numbers. The rest of the world knows it just take a seismograph and a satellite/drone to send data back to standing monitors.

In reality, no one expected so many volcanoes to suddenly erupt. And when I say erupt, I mean emit sulfur and steam. Inactive volcanoes aren't even supposed to shake, and at least 1900 volcanoes are beyond that. How do we know? Satellites.

But the truth is, unless the volcano is near something valuable by society today, then it isn't going to be watched. The pages we all turn to today for volcanic activity reporting admit that they don't track the erupting volcanoes daily! Never mind ones returning to life.

Hell, one volcano in the Indian Ocean just erupted in 2021 and all the scientists were stunned. "We thought it was extinct!" they proclaimed. Which means they thought it was cut off from its magma supply. Turns out - it wasn't! That's kind of a big mistake, right?

But I don't think it's that simple. I think modern geology, geophysics and volcanology are all based on a much calmer landscape. Textbooks can't keep up with how fast the earth is shaking, never mind how quickly volcanoes are waking up.

You see, earthquakes and volcanoes are tied together in the science world. A volcano isn't considered active unless it registers earthquakes. They don't look at sulphur emissions or gas plumes first. No! Those devices are added after a volcano shakes enough for them.

And that's a problem today, isn't it? Because volcanoes are erupting with little to no seismic activity beforehand! I mean, Mount Saint Helen's erupted when a 5.4 earthquake struck it, which started a landslide, which uncovered a pipe of lava which erupted! Was it expected?

Well, I've been to Mount Saint Helen's. And I learned the signs scientists had before it erupted. Guess what? 1) Absolutely no mention of earthquake activity along the Cascadia mountain range, nevermind the East Pacific Rise's activity in the Gulf of California beforehand.

Instead, all the data presented was localized to the top of Mount Saint Helen's itself. 2) The activity on top of Mount Saint Helen's looked exactly like it does today: a large cone had forced its way up inside the volcano crater. Have they closed the park? No.

A huge visitor center has been built instead, with large viewing areas. The crater itself has been blocked off to everyone except scientists. And those scientist go up there every year in a helicopter. Why? Because they can, not because it's required for data collection.

So back to the question: why are "extinct" volcanoes suddenly erupting, if they are supposed to be cut off from their magma chambers? I think the answer lies in the global earthquake crisis.

In 2014 the Sun's solar wind doubled. It grew from the typical 200-250km/hr to about 495km/hr. That's twice as fast, and all of the planets have registered the effects of this new battering ram upon their atmospheres.

In fact, Mars is already up to 90 minute "marsquakes." And its storms have grown so fiercesome that nearly every mars rover up there has been disabled or shut down completely.

Solar winds have increased since 2014, and you can guess just how much by looking at Croatia's earthquake chart for those years. Its earthquakes slowly doubled into 2019. But they jumped much high in 2020 and 2021. Would you like to know the solar wind speeds during those years?

I'll tell you! From 2017-2019, solar speeds were hitting around 700 to 850 km per hour, which is nearly double the 495 km/hour the sun started ejecting in 2014.

In 2020 solar wind speeds hit 3000 km/hr. In 2021 they hit 1.16 million miles per hour. It doesn't help that our magnetic field has weakened so much. These winds caused more damage than they would otherwise.

And it's not just Croatia. All over the world you will find charts that show a sudden increase in earthquakes that matches the sudden increase in active volcanoes.

This USGS chart of earthquakes around the world looks exactly like the earthquake chart of Croatia. Earthquake activity remained somewhat steady and then shot up.

Do you really think scientists or research universities were prepared for this? All of their models were based on the steady shaking and stead volcano activity.

I remember learning about Hawaii's volcanoes growing up. You know what they said, "If you want to see running lava, vacation in Hawaii!!!" They never said, "Kilauea just erupted in 1971 and it won't stop!!!" They never said, "We think the final Jubilee has begun." Nope!

(A Jubilee is a set of 50 years, as laid out in the Hebrew texts and rabbinical Torah. The Law of Jubilees is amazing, but the Jews haven't observed it since before Jesus was born, with the new laws of Rabbi Hillel of Babylon. But the Earth has kept the Jubilees.)

From 1963-1998, one research team kept track of epicenters around the world. As you can see, deep sea volcanic ridges have been rising up, warming the earth with increasingly shallow magma.

And even though the larger science community doesn't want to believe that the climate disasters are due to the Sun and its call to our magma deep within the Earth (due to the pesky Consequences of Belief logical fallacy), studies have repeatedly shown that magma plume are rising.

Let's take the rising magma plume in Greenland. After satellites tracked a magma hotspot under Greenland, researchers set out to study it. Guess what they found?

Yup! Tohoku University discovered that Greenland's record ice melts were due to its rising magma plume! (That means hot lava under Greenland has been rising so fast, that Greenland's ice sheet is melting in response. Aka, it's not fossil fuels, ok?) Study:
sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/…

What about Africa? There's a "massive subterranean tree" moving magma towards Earth's surface. But the part they leave out? That surface is AFRICA!!! A giant tree of magma is rising up under the entire continent of Africa!!!

I mean, look at these 3D models of the giant magma tree that these studies publish! Is Africa clearly marked? Nope! You just have to upload the magma/lava model of Earth and spin it around. Only then do you realize, "Holy crap. It's a lava ocean under Africa! And it's rising!!!"

But you already knew that, didn't you? You saw the Global Lightning Strike map. The density rates of lightning strikes over Africa, where the rising magma/lava subterranean tree is, already told you how close it is to the surface, didn't it? Or maybe I just told you. #news

Add to all of those earthquakes the solar burst that occurred on Friday, September 24th 2021. It rocked the earth's crust so hard that it softened dramatically. You remember the solar burst, right? Rainbows everywhere, even in your own rooms. The sky rippled...

...and ever since the Sun has been a blinding white light in the sky, all over the world. Whether it's winter or summer, the light of each sunset stretches around the sky for more than 180 degrees, and photos are perfectly lit. No flash needed. Sunglasses no longer help.

Afterwards solar flares produced spectacular colors and much further south than ever before. Colorado and Oklahoma take pictures of rainbow rings at the edge of their night skies.

And the fantastic solar phenomena that was rare in the past, like these photos, seem to be bland nowadays.

We can even tell if a movie was shot before or after September 24th, because the sun's glare on windows have rainbows now. A guy will be sitting in a car chatting, while his window has a rainbow across it from the sun's glare.

That solar burst affected Earth's earthquakes within the 7-10 day range all the other solar flares took. So September 28th was the last day a deep earthquake did its normal thing: radiate larger earthquakes further and further away from its original strike. I recorded it!

When the deep 7.3 struck soon after, everyone expected 8.3's around the globe, in similar places. But instead, the result was a series of 5.0 clusters in the same locations as listed in the tweet above. And those clusters haven't stopped. This indicates a crackling crust.

And crackling crusts leak magma chambers far and wide. They even combine them. Tonga wasn't a surprise. Prepare for more.

Update: After talking this thread over with a few friends, I've decided to add this chart from a study of the Sun's "Solar Wind Dynamic Pressure" on our solar system's heliosphere (which has really expanded, let me tell ya!!!). If you look closely, you'll notice something big...

...the earthquake increases in Croatia match the Sun's increases in solar wind. Once again, climate science points towards the universe, not our cars, as the source of our planet's increasing destruction. (Notice how they left out the following years? With the giant increases!?)