Haarpman,
Here's the long response, but I think it'll answer a lot of questions about
the "Crusher Field". It's been a while since I've discussed it, so I'm updating
the whole 9-yards just in case anyone's interested in what I've learned during
the preceding year.
The phrase "Crusher Field", by the way, was coined by John Kettler and describes
what I first reported February 27, 2001, the day prior to the Nisqually,
WA earthquake. That experience was so extraordinary I can't possibly do it
justice, but suffice to say, it was the most bizarre experience I've ever
had. Lesser versions of it still occasionally happen, but not nearly so often
as it did then and during the month of March 2001.
The word "Crusher" describes the most prominent effect, which is very similar
to continuous g-force acceleration. The experience includes directional force
that from my experience often has a downward and east to southeastward component.
At its very strongest it's literally immobilizing.
Intense experiences can also be accompanied by very strong static electric
fields powerful enough to raise hairs on the body. It can cause extreme eye
tearing and sensations of intense inner ear and skull pressure. The effect
is most pronounced when the body is mostly parallel to and slightly elevated
above the surface with the upper torso and head slightly inclined. I've felt
it strongly while driving but seldom while standing. The effect lasts anywhere
from a few seconds to tens of minutes and progresses along a bell curve of
intensity. A strong "pre-Crusher" often heralds in an even stronger
"mega-Crusher" about two hours later.
My investigation into the cause has been limited by having to wait for it
to happen then being prepared to study it when it does. On about a dozen
occasions I've managed to study it in enough detail that I now believe I
have a fairly well developed understanding of the phenomena.
I've primarily focused on measuring three aspects including atmospheric
electrical charge, vertical atmospheric pressure velocity, and gamma-wave
monitoring. I found casual relationships with all and conclusive relationships
with atmospheric velocity. It appears that the effect is due to very large-scale
atmospheric disturbances analogous to dribbling an enormous basketball on
earth's upper atmosphere. The total atmospheric volume remains unchanged,
but the pressure velocity rapidly modulates causing very abrupt and rapidly
repeating disturbances within a migrating vertical atmospheric
gradient.
I'm not a physician, so take this as you wish, but I believe the physiology
aspects are due to two principle causes. The sense of directional force appears
to result from the rapid bi-directional oscillation of the atmosphere, whereas
the internal pressure is due to inability to equalize body pressure due to
the rapidly cyclical pressure variation.
At the onset of the effect I believe the body, and especially the inner ear
and cranium, are progressively pressurized above the net atmospheric pressure
leading to a literal increase in cranial pressure. Once the equalization
completes the effect remains constant so long as the atmospheric pressure
oscillation remains constant. On the waning side the internal body pressure
slowly equalizes downward until it's slightly above the net atmospheric pressure.
This is when eye tearing and the sensation of air escaping from the ears
occurs.
During extreme oscillation events, it's very likely that the cranial pressure
would periodically develop a partial negative pressure exposing the brain
by to containment. I believe this, in part, accounts for inexplicable outbreaks
of illness reported in advance of large earthquakes. The effects probably
wouldn't be limited to affected area though, because the pressure oscillations
would transit the planet as a decaying wave encountering natural harmonics
and oreographic disturbances leading to possible standing
waves.
Another very important aspect of this pressure oscillation is that it would
have enormous effect on the earth causing rapid fluid pressure oscillation
leading to the possible displacement or deformation of the otherwise stable
surfaces. Frictional forces might well play a role too, possibly leading
to anomalous heating or cooling, but that's not an aspect I've studied as
of yet. If an actual large displacement did occur though, it'd very likely
create new pressure disturbances that would propagate and harmonically combine
with the originally wave, leading to a slowly decaying chain of widely dispersed
effects.
The most intriguing question in my mind is not if this occurs, because I
believe it does, but rather where does the energy precipitating these events
originate? Is it from within the planet, within the atmosphere, within space,
or some combination of all and something else? I'm somewhat leaning toward
interstellar sources causing magnetic disturbances producing atmospheric
deflection. That's one of several reasons I'm measuring gamma-waves.
Forgot to add that an intense (boarding on scary) "Crusher
Field" is a very definite precursor to major earth events, usually within
less than 24 hours. I haven't found it useful in determining locations but
the intensity is a measure of the ultimate magnitude of the future earthquake(s)
or eruption(s) although it always implies very serious events. Locating where
it'll occur is more problematic because the Crusher doesn't discriminate
for distance and can be just as strong for a future event halfway around
the globe as one relatively nearby. Ear tones, both background and transient
tones, are the only way I've found to locate the area.
Ðïg¡talÐave in GA
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