ZETA SURPASSED 1954 ALICE #2 AS THE LONGEST-LIVED TROPICAL CYCLONE TO FORM IN DECEMBER AND CROSS OVER INTO THE NEXT YEAR. ZETA WAS ALSO THE LONGEST-LIVED JANUARY TROPICAL CYCLONE. < Left 1/10/06 Azores again

Electric Hurricanes Three of the most powerful hurricanes of 2005 were filled with mysterious lightning ["Other storms have been equally intense and did not produce much lightning," he says. "There must be something else at work."]

RADIORBIT Graham Hancock  Earth's Ancient History   Tropical Storm Zeta  Statement    Microwave   NOAA  GFDL  weatherwars.info  Watch  Tornado Warnings   Levee Break / Flash Flood Warning, Structure fires, Area being evacuated - Sacramento, Ca.

EPSILON  DELTA  GAMMA  WILMA  TAMMY/STAN   RITA  [SHIPS]  OPHELIA ..KATRINA  BP JINX ONGOING

Believe it or not:  HURRICANE EPSILON Microwave  Hurricane Epsilon defies cool Atlantic waters   New Path to SW  [originally projected to NE] Intensifying  Water Temps 2  Graphics Archive  Forum

EPIC STORMS: DELTA  GAMMA  WILMA  TAMMY/STAN   RITA  [SHIPS]  OPHELIA ..KATRINA  BP JINX ONGOING

ADDITIONALLY

MAP 7.3 2006/01/02 06:10:50 -60.806 -21.465 10.0 EAST OF THE SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS  Tsunami

Ralph Ellis, author of 'Thoth, Architect of the Universe' calculated that one of the three Halls of Records is located in the South Sandwich Islands. The South Sandwich group is composed of 7 islands shaped like a ')'.

The stone circles at Avebury England, 7 in all, are also shaped like a ')'. The South Sandwich Islands are related to Avebury, according to Ellis, by their relative positions on the Earth. In addition, the Kings chamber in the Great Pyramid, when turned upside down, resembles Africa, and one of the shafts points to the South Sandwich Islands.

These are gnostic truths, hidden from humanity ordinarily, but known by certain members of elite cliques and awakend souls. The knowledge is highly dangerous and not meant to be shared with the people.

People are not supposed to know that beings with highly technical knowledge created the great pyramids and other ancient monuments.

Now you know!

RECORDS OF THE 2005 ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON:

Most Numerous:

26 Named Storms (previous record: 21 in 1933)

14 Hurricanes (previous record: 12 in 1969)

Four major hurricanes hitting the U.S. (previous record: three in 2004) Three Category 5 Hurricanes (previous record: two in 1960 and 1961)

Seven Tropical Storms before August 1 (previous record: five in 1997) Two-Year Consecutive Total of Tropical Storms: 41 (previous record: 32 most recently in 1995-96)

Two-Year Consecutive Total of Hurricanes: 23 (previous record: 21 in 1886-87) Two-Year Consecutive Total of Major Hurricanes: 13 (ties record in 1950-51)

Two-Year Consecutive Major Hurricane Landfalls: Seven (previous record: five in 1954-55)

Two -Year Consecutive Florida Major Hurricane Landfalls: Five (previous record: three in 1949-50)

Three-Year Consecutive Total of Tropical Storms: 57 (previous record: 43 most recently in 2002-04)

Three-Year Consecutive Total of Hurricanes: 30 (previous record: 27 in 1886-88)

Three-Year Consecutive Total of Major Hurricanes: 16 (ties record in 1949-51 and 1950-52)

Costliest Atlantic Season ($107 billion+) (previous record 2004, $45 billion)

Costliest Hurricane: Katrina ($80 billion+) (previous record Andrew, $26.5 billion - 1992 dollars)

Deadliest U.S. Hurricane since 1928: Katrina (at least 1,200)

Strongest Hurricane in the Atlantic Basin: Wilma 882 millibars (mb) (previous record: Gilbert at 888 mb)

Three of the six strongest hurricanes on record: Wilma 882 mb (1st), Rita 897 mb (4th), Katrina 902 mb (6th)

July hurricane: Emily (155 mph top sustained winds) (previous record: Dennis (150 mph) in 2005; Hurricane #1 (140 mph) in 1926