Thursday, January 4th
Dutchsinse Earthquake Updates
New York City got hit by an earthquake today, after Washington DC and the great lakes got hit yesterday.
Northeast USA is now moving as expected.
They even reported mystery booms and rumbles (as I've previously told you to look out for in the Northeast USA).
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/new-york-city-rocked-by-1-7-magnitude-earthquake-and-series-of-explosions/ar-AA1mmQUM
1/02/2024 -- New York City , Washington DC earthquakes, booms and rumbles - East Coast moving.
> Right on schedule, NYC (new york city), as well as Washington DC, and the great lakes in Ohio started to see seismic activity.
Several small to moderate earthquakes struck across the region in the past few days, starting with the M3.2 (M3.4) in Quebec, then the Washington DC area, then Madison Ohio, as well as New York City, NY.
We were watching for the Northeast (east coast) to move this week, naming Virginia DC areas as well as the far Northeast in Quebec.
> Quebec was warned last week for M3.5 to M4.0 , now the M3.2-M3.4 struck. Virginia area was warned for M3.0 level activity and M2.6 struck (plus NYC in the upper M1.7 range).
The mystery booms and rumbles are also "expected" to occur, as I have told my viewers for many years (10 years?!) that we see the mystery booms and rumbles accompany the earthquake spread across the craton edge as the seismic wave spreads across these areas.
We have seen the boom and rumble thing many times in the Northeast USA as the craton is adjusting to the seismic wave passing through it.
> Well, my viewers are turning out to be super-sleuths , well trained at the Dutchsinse Academy it would appear!
Look what viewer @johnfrehse5416 found just 2 miles from the rare Maryland Washingon DC earthquake epicenter!
The NIST Center for Neutron Research and Nuclear Reactor
https://www.nist.gov/ncnr
About the Neutron beam and nuclear power:
The NIST Center for Neutron Research (NCNR) is one of the world’s premier neutron research facilities, serving more than 3,000 researchers from over 260 organizations and accounting for nearly half of all U.S. neutron research.
Its reactor produces neutrons that are used to study a wide variety of materials and phenomena.
The reactor is operated by a professional staff of government employees (most originally trained in military reactor programs) and is licensed and regulated by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Why is neutron research valuable?
Neutrons are good at seeing inside materials. The NIST reactor produces streams of neutrons, which pass easily through many heavy materials like steel or iron, but interact strongly with light materials, particularly hydrogen.
This makes neutrons capable of seeing what X-rays cannot. Researchers use the NCNR’s neutron beams to obtain a wide variety of information that can lead to improved pharmaceuticals, more efficient fuel cells for electric vehicles, and the development of high-density data-storage systems.
The facility’s neutrons provide key insights into biological molecules, high-tech alloys, high-temperature superconductors, biological materials, ceramics — the stuff of modern technology.
The information obtained with neutrons is difficult or even impossible to obtain by other means. "Our research focuses on the discovery and development of new 'quantum materials' for quantum information science and energy applications.
> Another earthquake has struck the Northeast USA , now just a bit further up Northeast along the edge of the craton in New Hampshire. https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us6000m1i8/executive#general
Previously it was Ohio, Washington DC, and yesterday New York City.
As we talked about in yesterdays video, this is the path we expect the seismic wave to take.
NEW SIGNS of Potential Eruption
Another good update from On the Pulse with Silki covering the Iceland situation.
Dutchsinse Earthquake Updates
New York City got hit by an earthquake today, after Washington DC and the great lakes got hit yesterday.
Northeast USA is now moving as expected.
They even reported mystery booms and rumbles (as I've previously told you to look out for in the Northeast USA).
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/new-york-city-rocked-by-1-7-magnitude-earthquake-and-series-of-explosions/ar-AA1mmQUM
1/02/2024 -- New York City , Washington DC earthquakes, booms and rumbles - East Coast moving.
> Right on schedule, NYC (new york city), as well as Washington DC, and the great lakes in Ohio started to see seismic activity.
Several small to moderate earthquakes struck across the region in the past few days, starting with the M3.2 (M3.4) in Quebec, then the Washington DC area, then Madison Ohio, as well as New York City, NY.
We were watching for the Northeast (east coast) to move this week, naming Virginia DC areas as well as the far Northeast in Quebec.
> Quebec was warned last week for M3.5 to M4.0 , now the M3.2-M3.4 struck. Virginia area was warned for M3.0 level activity and M2.6 struck (plus NYC in the upper M1.7 range).
The mystery booms and rumbles are also "expected" to occur, as I have told my viewers for many years (10 years?!) that we see the mystery booms and rumbles accompany the earthquake spread across the craton edge as the seismic wave spreads across these areas.
We have seen the boom and rumble thing many times in the Northeast USA as the craton is adjusting to the seismic wave passing through it.
> Well, my viewers are turning out to be super-sleuths , well trained at the Dutchsinse Academy it would appear!
Look what viewer @johnfrehse5416 found just 2 miles from the rare Maryland Washingon DC earthquake epicenter!
The NIST Center for Neutron Research and Nuclear Reactor
https://www.nist.gov/ncnr
About the Neutron beam and nuclear power:
The NIST Center for Neutron Research (NCNR) is one of the world’s premier neutron research facilities, serving more than 3,000 researchers from over 260 organizations and accounting for nearly half of all U.S. neutron research.
Its reactor produces neutrons that are used to study a wide variety of materials and phenomena.
The reactor is operated by a professional staff of government employees (most originally trained in military reactor programs) and is licensed and regulated by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Why is neutron research valuable?
Neutrons are good at seeing inside materials. The NIST reactor produces streams of neutrons, which pass easily through many heavy materials like steel or iron, but interact strongly with light materials, particularly hydrogen.
This makes neutrons capable of seeing what X-rays cannot. Researchers use the NCNR’s neutron beams to obtain a wide variety of information that can lead to improved pharmaceuticals, more efficient fuel cells for electric vehicles, and the development of high-density data-storage systems.
The facility’s neutrons provide key insights into biological molecules, high-tech alloys, high-temperature superconductors, biological materials, ceramics — the stuff of modern technology.
The information obtained with neutrons is difficult or even impossible to obtain by other means. "Our research focuses on the discovery and development of new 'quantum materials' for quantum information science and energy applications.
> Another earthquake has struck the Northeast USA , now just a bit further up Northeast along the edge of the craton in New Hampshire. https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us6000m1i8/executive#general
Previously it was Ohio, Washington DC, and yesterday New York City.
As we talked about in yesterdays video, this is the path we expect the seismic wave to take.
NEW SIGNS of Potential Eruption
Another good update from On the Pulse with Silki covering the Iceland situation.
in Romania.