Astrological Insights & Updates

New Look/October 2022

[2.9.23 Update] Those who “subscribe to the website” will receive instant email alerts of the latest postings. This site will be undergoing some changes/alterations just yet, focusing exclusively on geological events, which are based in mathematics.

Keeping up with data sets requires not taking your eyes off the ball for a second, and I’ve not had that luxury.

My wish list for this year would be to create a computer program for marking geological events, but I will not be able to accomplish that anytime soon, at least not without some help. The news footage from Turkey and Syria is horrendous, and I’m not even sure that better building construction would have helped because at a certain magnitude, the ground liquefies.

Reality: Someone said to me recently, “Why even bother when no one is going to (a) do anything about it anyway or (b) believe it’s even possible to use mathematics to forecast geological events?” True. I get the point. Yet I never started working on any of this by thinking “Why bother?” as much as “How can I?”

What I’ve looked at specifically in terms of geological news back in August 2022. To do this much took hours of scritch-scratching calculations and data-gathering, and there’s merit to the effort:

More heavy rains/mudslides on the CA coast in general this upcoming late autumn. [12.9.22 Update. November mudslides reported in CA. 1.10.22 Update: more mudslides.]

October 9-23rd, strong odds for another impactful high-wind/rain storm, whether it be a hurricane or something similar. I don’t have the location mapped out. [11.2.22 update: Hurricane Ian landed in Florida during 9.23 through 10.2.22 and Hurricane Julia landed in Nicaragua on 10.9.22]

We’ve been having a remarkable trend of 5.0+ quakes since the end of August, and this continues into October. Expect to see one or two in this range or higher make headlines. I’ve been doing a study on pinpointing locales. We had a pair of small magnitude 3.0+ quakes in Southern CA toward 9.4.22, and I’m projecting something similar for that area for first half of December. [11.2.22 Update: Bay Area, CA 5.1+ mag struck 10.25.22 and a 6.4+ quake struck the northern Philippines on 10.25.22 as well.] [12.9.2022 Update: Ocotillo, CA, 4.0+ mag on 12.1.22]

I started another mathematical study of volcanic eruptions based on prior events, and based on that data, am projecting news of a new eruption toward late March/early April of 2023 and another in May of 2023.]. [5.25.23 Update: okay, finally an update on what I’d projected toward the end of last August, 2022. It wasn’t a new eruption but an entire cluster of them within the specified timeframe, starting with:
- March 10, 2023, with significant activity surrounding Tanaga, which has been dormant since 1914.
- March 11, 2023 with Indonesia’s Mt. Merapi
- April 11 with Russia’s Kamchatka;
- May 5, 2023 with Guatemal’s Fuego;
- May 5, 2023 with Colombia’s Nevado del Ruiz;
- May 22, 2023, Sicily’s Mt. Etna; not surprising with Etna always being active, however this disrupted flights;
- May 25, 2023: Mexico City’s Popcatpetl.

NYC area, possible snowfall and/or high winds in the days surrounding 11.8.22, in addition to an underground disturbance that could be seismic activity we’ve experienced randomly in the past. [12.9.22 Update: Seismic activity in NY State on 11.21.22, a 2.2+, small but rare as hen’s teeth. Wind speed from 12.8.22 through 12.15.22 averaged 21 mph when the average for this time of year is 10.43 mph.]

July into early August 11th, 2022

[6.14.22 Update. Most definitely: another rumble for the markets come 7/13. [8.9.22 Update. Markets were “choppy.”] There will be lots of sky-high hopes toward the end of July, of course before a pin comes poking. Total aside for NYC: July/August, there’s smog in the air that’s not the usual but more than the usual, not pollen, not car exhaust.] [8.9.22 Update] Something in the air…

[7.2.22 Update.] From July 28th within the first few days of August, really, a highly unpredictable, volatile period by nature. (1) Likelihood for wildly swinging markets during this span. Again, think ‘volatile’ and ‘wildly swinging.’ [8.9.22 Update: Markets did go down and then way back up on 8.5.22] (2) what transpires during this span will be spoken of into the following year. We live in strange and uncertain times. (3) possibly a noticeable quake near Caracas, Venezuela or the Caribbean-South plate. [8.9.22 Update. I wrote on 7.2.22 that I was seeing a quake pattern in this area.] At times, I lean toward chucking all this to focus on time schemes for geophysics rather than people, as politics/people are such a mess. Waaaaay down the line, I’m seeing what looks like impetus for new real estate growth in NYC some 2025. Capital that makes way for new construction, new public works/projects for the first time since the 1940s.

[7.31.22 Update.]. The other problem with trying to figure out if this is actually, NYC is that it could be a DC-related issue. [8.9.22 Update: DC-related issue.]

The larger bell curve is from 7/28-8/12 with a subset of dates 8/3-5, 8/7-9 and the evident result and a grim mood toward 8/11-14. Speeding mixed with impulsivity/distraction is not a great combo. [8.9.22 Update, an unmistakable uptick in speed/impulsivity headlines for 8/3-5/22. (1) MTA bus; (2) Los Angeles Home; (3) LaBrea/Slauson; (4) Inwood speeding; (5) model rocket fire There were more incidents, unusual to see so many fall within a set date range, especially ones that made major headlines.]

December 2021 Natural Phenomena

I made a scribble on a post-it of an IF condition based on some calculations, as in, “IF a quake occurs 11.29.21, it would fall in the ~5.5+ range or much higher but toward the southern end of California, give or take 24 hours. Southern CA in this case, means the LA area on through Baja, California. Of course I’d love to be more precise on coordinates, and maybe I’ll get there eventually. Again, the focus is on the West Coast only, for now–not the rest of the world.

As a more probable When statement(not an IF), I’d scribbled that there’s likely to be smaller quake activity (4.0+ or less) registering:

(1) off the coastal area of Northern California, ~11.29.21 (+/- 24 hours.)

(2) southern end of CA toward around 12.1.21 through 12.3.21, (give or take 24 hours); [Turned out to be 4.5+]

(3) 4.9+ or greater in the British Vancouver or Juneau area toward 12.2.21, (+/- 24 hours,) ~1 AM-6:30 AM UTC; [Turned out to be 3.1+]

(4) 4.5+ or greater in the Los Angeles area downward through San Diego toward 12.5.21 (+/- 24 hours) OR, more likely toward this subset: (a) 12.19.21 (+/- 24 hours.) (b) 1.17.22 (+/- 24 hours).

All of this is based in mathematics.

Early this morning there was a 7.5+ quake near Barranca, Peru, 11.28.21. What’s interesting is that I did note the IF condition for 11.29.21 +/- 24 hours, it would be an event of larger magnitude.

This morning I googled and found this article, which I did not see because I was looking at my maths only. Two small quakes 4.1+ and 3.5+, did occur off the coastal area of Northern California but on Friday, 11.26.21 and 11.27.21.

So let’s revisit this all later.

[12.4.21 Update: Large magnitude quakes [6.0+} forthcoming in 2022, though I’m sure we’ll see a couple more for 2021 just yet: 1.17-18.22 and toward 3.2.22. Where? That’s for another post–I need to do the work.]

[1.19.22 Update: Tonga quake and tsunami occurred 1.16.22]

July 20, 2020

This is my happy ground: news headlines/trend speculation.

This past weekend’s Portland headline runs well into August and will come back swinging the week of November 14^th. [7.21.2020 update:]

For the NYC area in general, August 3-4th: strong potential for annoying and local power outages. [8.3.2020 update: At least the infrastructure awareness is there…

[8.5.2020 update:] The outage situation was an understatement. I tend to focus on the NYC area but a few other cities experienced similar, far above average numbers and not entirely related to the East Coast tropical storm.
1. 2.5 million lose power in NY Area;
2. Western Massachussetts power grid failure;
3. Detroit power outages;
4. Downtown Oakland, CA.;