The Mayan script has been a mystery for a long time. It proved to be more complicated then originally thought by most anthropologists.

If the Mayan found communicating this intricate, they would have developed complicated methods of mathematics.


I believe they could not or better said, they would not discern minor differences as inconsequential to record keeping.


In writing fractions the script of 2/3 is more exact than the decimal variety of 0.6666... or to round off 0.6667.  


It is my opinion the Mayan calender became so ungainly was due to the fact they did not accept the idea 2/3 was a greater accuracy than an infinite decimal.  Therefore, their record of time was far more intricate and accounted for minor differences that we have found to be burdensome to our science of Earth.  


I believe their thoughts regarding the science of Earth Time was very sophisticated, but, their written expression was burdened with too much detail in fear of missing vital information in a growing knowledge base.


We know December 21st is a pivotal time in the seasons of Earth. We also know there are some incredible events in Earth's history at that time of year.  The 21st of December is a dynamic time of Earth's orbit and it makes complete sense the Mayan's would find the time when Earth's orbit was accelerated to be nearing an 'end time.'  


And NO, I do believe the world is coming to an end.  I do believe the Mayans were NOT as accurate as we are.  They were burdened with too many decimals in their calculations and did not discern the level of error affiliated with these calculations.


If you don't understand that, I ain't gonna explain it to ya.  Sooner or later everyone without detailed knowledge has to accept and trust those with it.

This is just for fun. I doubt the Mayan's worried about Kepler's Third Rule.

December 23, 2004 ; 1459:03 UTC (click title to entry - thank you)

On December 26, 2004, (click here) the Great Sumatra-Andaman earthquake struck with an estimated magnitude of at least 9.1 and spawned tsunamis across the Indian Ocean that killed more than 225,000 people. Just three days earlier another great earthquake, with a magnitude of 8.1, struck Macquarie Ridge.

“But there was no tsunami because the plates were moving laterally past each other,” said Mosher. Tsunamis occur when seafloor rapidly moves up or down, setting large volumes of water in motion. “As the plate boundary evolves to more and more subduction with time we will get earthquakes with large vertical motion at Macquarie Ridge and with the potential for tsunamis.”

Felt throughout Tasmania, Australia and felt in Southland, West Coast and other parts of the South Island, New Zealand. 

Kepler's Second Law - Part 2 - An object is at its greatest velocity at the periapsis

An imaginary line joining a planet and the sun sweeps out an equal area of space in equal amounts of time.  (click title to entry - thank you)



There is an equality of understanding in Earth's orbit that 'area' of space between Sol and Earth in relation with its 'velocity' of travel is equal at all places of the orbit.


Don't lose sight of the fact the Mayans were able to discern an understanding of Earth's orbit without the benefit of advanced knowledge.  


How did they do that?


Any guesses?


How did any scientist before the time of telescopes discern the rotation of Earth?


By watching the movement of the stars in relation to time and Earth's reaction in the seasons of the year.  The Mayans would have been watching the stars pass by in relation to the sun rise and sun set and would find faster movement across the sky by constellations when Earth was closest to Sol.

December 20, 1946; 1919 UTC

Nankaido earthquake, 1946

On the heels of World War II, a magnitude 8.1 earthquake struck Nankaido, Japan, on Dec. 20, 1946. The earthquake was felt from Northern Honshu — Japan's largest island and home to about 100 million people — to the southernmost island of Kyushu. The quake killed 1,362 people.

This quake ruptured in the Nankai Trough, a subduction zone where one tectonic plate slides below another. Earthquakes have been rupturing here every 100 to 200 years since the 7th century.

Kepler's Second Law - Part 1

The sincerely fascinating interpretation of this video lies in the fact it begins with the same four ROCK planets around the sun illustrated in the crop circles in the UK.  One of the facts of sound theory is that scientists over time reflect the same dynamics in their descriptions of the science.

The Christmas Tsunami changed the rotation of Earth (click title to entry - thank you)

The close proximity of Earth to Sol at that point in its orbit creates unique powers between the two.  


...They also found the earthquake decreased the length of day by 2.68 microseconds. Physically this is like a spinning skater drawing arms closer to the body resulting in a faster spin. The quake also affected the Earth’s shape. They found Earth’s oblateness (flattening on the top and bulging at the equator) decreased by a small amount. It decreased about one part in 10 billion, continuing the trend of earthquakes making Earth less oblate....

Kepler's First LAW of Planetary Motion (click title to entry - thank you)

The Sun is not at the center of the ellipse, but is instead at one focus (generally there is nothing at the other focus of the ellipse). The planet then follows the ellipse in its orbit, which means that the Earth-Sun distance is constantly changing as the planet goes around its orbit. For purpose of illustration we have shown the orbit as rather eccentric; remember that the actual orbits are much less eccentric than this. 


Kepler's First Law is about the eccentricity of orbit.  


Large eccentricity.


Medium eccentricity.


Circle = 0 (zero) eccentricity.

December 24, 2004 The Christmas Tsunami

9.1 Magnitude earthquake resulting in a crustal displacement causing a devastating tsunami.


Tsunami aid 'went to the richest' (click here)
Last Updated: Saturday, 25 June, 2005, 02:48 GMT 03:48 UK
Six months after the Asian tsunami, a leading international charity says the poorest victims have benefited the least from the massive relief effort.
A survey by Oxfam found that aid had tended to go to businesses and landowners, exacerbating the divide between rich and poor.
The poor were likely to spend much longer in refugee camps where it is harder to find work or rebuild lives.
Oxfam has called for aid to go to the poorest and most marginalised.
They must not be left out of reconstruction efforts, the charity said....

Thai tsunami resorts await tourists (click here)

By Kate McGeown  BBC News Chanida Chueratanakorn owns a beach-front restaurant in the beautiful Thai resort of Au Nang.Like many places on this stretch of the Andaman coastline, Au Nang - near the town of Krabi - was only slightly damaged by the tsunami. But six months after the disaster, few tourists are coming back to the area, and Ms Chueratanakorn is finding it hard to make ends meet.... "We've considered closing, and maybe that might be the best option," she said. "But if tourists come and see everything shut up like a ghost town they'll never come back." "It's a really difficult time for us. Usually we save enough money in the high season to carry us through the low season. "But the tsunami happened at the beginning of the high season, so now we don't have any money to last us through this quieter period," she said. Sophia Buranakul, project manager for a local non-profit foundation, said Ms Chueratanakorn's situation was a common one....

December 21 is Periapsis of Earth's Orbit

Periapsis is the point in Earth's orbit that is nearest to the Sun/Sol.


When Earth is in periapsis it is 147,098,291 km (91,402,640 mi) from our sun, Sol.

December 14, 2011 05:04:57 UTC

The ring of fire is a very active seismic area.  Some of the higher magnitude quakes.


Magnitude 7.1 - Eastern New Guinea Reg, Papua, New Guiinea (click title to entry - thank you)

Tectonic Summary

The Eastern New Guinea Region earthquake of December 14, 2011, occurred as a result of oblique-normal faulting deep beneath eastern Papua New Guinea, near the northern edge of the Australian Plate. Earthquakes in this geographical region are associated with the large-scale convergence of the Australia and Pacific plates, and with the complex interactions of several microplates between the two, most notably the South Bismarck plate, the Solomon Sea plate, and the Woodlark plate. At the latitude of this event, the Australian plate moves towards the east-northeast with respect to the Pacific plate at a rate of approximately 10 cm/yr.

December 21, 2012

Detail showing three columns of glyphs from a portion of the 2nd century CE La Mojarra Stela 1. ]]


The left column gives a Long Count date of 8.5.16.9.7, or 156 CE. The two right columns visible are glyphs from the Epi-Olmec script. 


There are all types of end of the world scenarios across the spectrum of religions, including, the Revelations of the Christian Bible.  The Mayan end of world scenario is interesting though.  It is based in sound science.  I am not a believer, however, I find it interesting as to how such an ancient religion came to their estimation of final world scenario.  Revelations leaves everyone guessing, but, the Mayans nailed it down.  It deserves an examination of this odd phenomena.  If I raise suspicion of it being a potential then this has sincerely been more than entertaining.

Somewhat interesting to add to the mystery of the activity of crop circles in the UK (click here for website).  This one is from July 27, 2008 and clearly shows the four inner planets and Sol, out sun.  The four ROCK planets, Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars.  

It's Sunday Night

"Eschatological" by Neglected Fields

In expectance of the eons fall - we are... 

Endless entity in dream of wisdom hidden deep... 

Earth we know 
Approaches to turning point 
Passing through my eyes 
Unknown, newborn world 
Far-away of dead 
Somatic sense 
...Behold - entranced... 

Creative tears are she'd - 
Eschatological, remixing colours of dead world 

Regnal age 
Of beauty; ancient, storming 
River inside me 
A drowned in sensual waters 
Revelry of sun 
Begotten by time  

It is time for the Miami-Dade County prosecutor to take over the Trayvon Martin shooting.

County Attorney
R. A. Cuevas, Jr. 


21-17. Possession (click here) of weapons by felons, intoxicated persons, etc. It shall be unlawful for any person who has been convicted of a felony, or who is under the influence of alcohol or a narcotic or drug to wear or have about his person or in any vehicle in which he is an occupant any firearm or other dangerous or deadly weapon. 


If Zimmerman is convicted he will lose his right to carry a firearm and/or purchase one.  He does not want any arrest record that would cast doubt over his integrity to purchase guns and munitions in any gun market.


Additionally, Miami-Dade has a difficult place in the world, it is 'drug central' and don't think for one minute the gun cartels of Mexico aren't conducting trade there, they are.  For that reason alone, boat owners frequently carry weapons to stop criminals from taking over their boats.  In reality, I doubt any average boat owner will be armed enough to stop a drug cartel, but, it goes on.  The point is guns in Miami ARE VIEWED as the answer to security on many fronts, so it is difficult to navigate the politics and the power of gun owners.


Zimmerman is most likely viewed as someone with a right to carry weapons to protect his neighborhood and others are standing with him 'on a legalese' basis to protect their own rights.  The truth is these gun pundits always overreach because of their own fears which are mostly irrational.  


Zimmerman either intentionally or unintentionally is a political figure and he will play it to his advantage.  It is time to cut through all the nonsense and arrest this guy.


The politics and history of the local courts have to be reviewed to understand why this is a hideous situation.  I would hope a lawyer or better yet a group of lawyers would be looking at unchallenged, local legal precedent that is preventing the arrest of this murderer.  In that lies the place where pressure has to be exerted to move local authorities to arrest Zimmerman.  The blockade has to stop and all venues need to be examined.  The precedent being protected is most probably problematic no matter the source.  Consider this has been a Rick Scott legislative session that might be blunting the best resolve to the danger that is Zimmerman.


Welcome to the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida's web-site. (click here) We warmly welcome you to discover for yourself the many programs and services we provide.Together with the Judiciary, the support of the Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) in conjunction with the Miami-Dade County’s Clerk of Courts, we are able to provide unparalleled service to more than two million residents of this community year after year. 

#Occupy celebrates six months of activism and could the memories of Zucotti Park be any sweeter?

Police Brutality New York Style.  Like, weren't there murderers or something they needed to gang up on?


This must be the best show they can put on for the citizens as if they really earn their money.


1:09 a.m. | Updated Scores of Occupy Wall Street protesters were arrested on Saturday night as police officers swept Zuccotti Park in Lower Manhattan and closed it....

I want to get this Alaska storm nailed down, too.

North America is at the center of this satellite image.  It is an infrared image.

March 17, 2012

1745 utc

The satellite shows a major heat transfer system over the Pacific. The system is trapping the air over Alaska into a cycle of chronic storms and that is why the snow storms are as substantial as they are with growing snowfall.

March 17, 2012
1556 utc

The bottom of this infrared image from today shows clearly the heat transfer in the Pacific and the NON-interaction with air masses over Alaska. 

March 18, 2012
0030z
UNISYS Infrared GOES West Satellite

And for clarity:


March 18, 2012
0030:00 z
UNISYS Water Vapor GOES West Satellite (click here for 12 hour loop)

The reason there is so much percipitation is because there is equatorial moisture condensing over the Arctic.

Alaska's largest city eyes snow record (click title to entry - thank you)

By RACHEL D'ORO

Associated Press

Published: Saturday, March 17, 2012 at 5:18 a.m.

Last Modified: Saturday, March 17, 2012 at 5:18 a.m.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A near-record snowfall this winter has buried Anchorage neighborhoods, turning streets into snow-walled canyons and even collapsing some roofs.

But some residents are hoping for more, at least another 3.3 inches. Then they could say they made it through the winter when the nearly 60-year record of 132.6 inches was broken.

"I want it destroyed," resident Melissa Blair said. "I want to see another foot and knock that record out of the park."

Even by Alaska standards, this winter is unusual for the hardy residents of the state's largest city. But extreme weather isn't just affecting Alaska, it has also hit the Lower 48....

Departures from Normal Temperatures across the USA. Now what was that about global warming, exactly?

March 17, 2012
0900 GMT

For those jerks looking at the west coast of the USA expecting to pull out a meaning other than Human Induced Global Warming, what is it we know about Arctic Air when there is a heat transfer from the Equator?  I don't know  how many times I wrote it on this blog, what do we know about heat transfers from the Equator that end up over the Arctic Circle?


When there is a heat transfer from the Equator to the Arctic Region the hot, less dense air displaces cold, dense air DOWN to the lower latitudes.


What then happens when the hot air cools over the Arctic?


There is melting of the polar cap.


Record high temperature set for fourth consecutive day (click here)
SUN-TIMES MEDIA WIRE
March 16, 2012 7:26AM

...This is the fourth straight day a record high temperature has been set in Chicago.

Friday’s high of 82 degrees beat the old high temperature record for March 16 of 78 degrees, set in 1945, as well as setting the record for the earliest 82-degree day in Chicago, which had previously been set in 1945.

The new record comes on the heels of high temperatures of 81 degrees on Wednesday and Thursday, which smashed the record highs for March 14 and 15, according to the weather service.

The normal high temperature for March 16-18 in Chicago is 47 degrees, according to the weather service....

Weather records shattered as temperatures in the Northland reach the 70s (click here)

Warm-weather records are being crushed in the Northland today as temperatures away from Lake Superior have reached into the 70s

By: News Tribune staff
Duluth News Tribune
Warm-weather records are being crushed in the Northland today as temperatures away from Lake Superior have reached into the 70s.

It was 73 degrees at the Duluth airport at 3 p.m., shattering the previous record of 61 degrees, set in 1968.

In International Falls, the temperature was 75 degrees at 3 p.m. - 20 degrees above the previous record of 55 degrees, set in 1968. According to National Weather Service data, that's is the highest temperature ever recorded in International Falls in March; the previous record high for the month was 73 degrees, set on March 31, 1963.

This will be the fifth day in a row of record daily high temperatures in International Falls, and seventh day in the past eight....

March 12, 2012

The sound in the background sounds like hail.  Toluca, Mexico.  It is near Mexico City.

Toluca (click here for Wiki)  is located in the economic center of Mexico. Toluca has become an important economic city because of its industries and infrastructure that produce drinks, food, textiles, cars, electric products and such. Since 1944, many industries have settled in Toluca rather than in other cities. In 1965, the industrial zone of Toluca-Lerma-Tianguistenco, which is located on the north side of Toluca, began to attract industries to the area. The city now has five additional major industrial parks: Corredor Industrial Toluca, Parque Industrial Lerma, Parque Industrial Exportec I., Parque Industrial Exportec II and the Parque Industrial El Coecillo.

The lights are still on, but, no one is home.

This July 25, 2011 (click title to entry - thank you) photo shows the radiation-contaminated and abandoned town of Namie, Japan at dawn. (AP Photographer David Guttenfelder on assignment for National Geographic Magazine)

Namie, Japan joins Chernobyl in abandoned cities due to nuclear contamination. 

It reminds me of one of those disaster films where speculation regarding what happens when human beings no longer inhabit Earth plays to everyone's fears.  It would seem in some cities in the world it is no longer speculation.


Evacuated residents of Fukushima no-go area set up temporary town nearby (click here)

March 18, 2012\

FUKUSHIMA -- The town of Okuma, which entirely falls within the exclusion zone around the crippled Fukushima No. 1 Nuclear Power Plant, is planning to establish an "out of town" community as residents' forced evacuations are expected to last a long time.
On March 16, the town's reconstruction planning committee held a meeting in Aizuwakamatsu, drawing up a draft plan to set up a "temporary town" in Iwaki or elsewhere in Fukushima Prefecture, equipped with town office functions, schools and houses by 2016. Some 11,100 residents of Okuma have been evacuated out of the town in the wake of the outbreak of the nuclear disaster in March last year....