salute,
et pourtant on ne sait jamais, c'est pas ceux qui ont les plus grandes oreilles qui .........

• • Ferlin1

    Mercredi 30 Janvier 2013 à 22:21
    : )

y a un visage triste sur la sdo

 C'est une blague.... cosmique !

• • Ferlin1

    Mercredi 30 Janvier 2013 à 22:22
    Un message??...

Ferlin,

Toujours se méfier de l'eau qui dort....

• • Ferlin1

    Mercredi 30 Janvier 2013 à 22:22
    : )

Laquelle ?

Attention à une tache qui se termine par 666...
Bisous

• • Ferlin1

    Mercredi 30 Janvier 2013 à 22:23
    Elle est trop basse par rapport à l'équateur solaire... Rien à attendre ou presque... Bisous.
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bonjour ferlin,je suis ton site depuis deux ans ,c'est la premiere fois que je poste un com je voulais juste te dire bravo pour ton travail 

• • Ferlin1

    Vendredi 1er Février 2013 à 05:40
    Merci Tyno. Cela fait maintenant 7 ans que je partage et le temps de la retraite est venu. C'est désormais service minimum. Bonne route.

Et si c'etait juste un timing et non la tache en elle même... sur spaceweather l'année des comètes est bien mentionnée.    Bye

Sérieusement . Un message ? Peut-être . Mais alors je ne l'ai pas compris.

Cordialement

Jack

Bonsoir ,
Alaska : M 5.9
http://nsm08.casimages.com/img/2013/01/31/1301310838385626610819568

January 31, 2013 – ANCHORAGE, Alaska —A strong shallow earthquake has shaken southeastern Alaska, but officials say there is no danger of a tsunami and there are no immediate reports of any damage. The U.S. Geological Survey said the 6.0 magnitude quake struck about 1 a.m. Thursday and was centered in the ocean, about 188 miles south of the capital, Juneau. The Tsunami Warning Center says there is no danger of a tsunami. The earthquake was widely felt across the region, according to the Alaska Earthquake Information Center. However, it had no immediate reports of any damage. The center believes the quake is an aftershock to a magnitude 7.5 temblor that struck the region on January 4. That earthquake sparked a tsunami warning for hundreds of miles along the Alaska and Canadian coasts, but it was cancelled after a few hours when no damaging waves were generated. The 6.0 quake in Alaska is the fourth strong earthquake to rumble across the planet in 24 hours, following events in the Santa Cruz Islands and Chile. Seismic tension across the planet remains relatively elevated. –

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http://nasional.inilah.com/read/detail/1953126/gunung-lokon-meletus-lagi#.UQrHj_J486Y

http://www.tylerpaper.com/article/20130130/NEWS01/130129729


http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/magnitude-67-earthquake-shakes-northern-chile-18357936

Video: Silhouettes in front of the rising full moon The most beautiful video you’ll see today.  Don't miss it.   6.0-magnitude earthquake in southeast Alaska on January 31 This Alaska quake is one of several moderately large earthquakes that happened yesterday and today along the eastern edge of the Ring of Fire.   Star-hop from Great Square of Pegasus to Andromeda galaxy Tonight, try star-hopping to the famous Andromeda galaxy from the Great Square of Pegasus.   This post tells you how.   Pine beetle attacks alter climate over Canadian forests Scientists studying mountain pine beetle outbreaks in British Columbia have found that summer temperatures over affected areas of the forest have risen by 1ºC.   Identifying habitable zones around stars An updated model for determining whether discovered planets fall within a habitable zone – where they could be capable of having liquid water and thus sustaining life.   View from space: Severe weather in U.S. East on January 30 If you were in the eastern U.S. yesterday, this is what your sky looked like ... as viewed from space.
  There’s more to astronomers’ favorite planetary nursery than previously thought At a distance of merely 176 light-years from Earth, this is the closest star that is currently forming new planets.   Today's EarthSky podcast World’s only recorded dinosaur stampede … maybe not

encore une autre solution non intrusive:
http://sciencesetavenir.nouvelobs.com/nature-environnement/20130131.OBS7406/la-fracturation-au-propane-une-alternative-a-la-fraturation-hydraulique.html

Ferlin,grace a ton site j' aurais appris pas mal de choses alors bonne retraite.bonne continuation .un simple breton

• • Ferlin1

    Samedi 2 Février 2013 à 21:44
    Merci, breton... J'Aime ce pays... ;)

A confirmer, surtout la cause mais si c'est ce que je pense c'est pas bon....

http://www.20minutes.fr/monde/1092019-turquie-explosion-devant-ambassade-americain-a-ankara

 

Bises à tous, Chris.

merci pour ton travail hors paire, ta justesse sur les thematiques conspi c est ce qui fai la difference et si quelque chose finit par arriver tu fera parti de ceux qui ont lutter contre l asservissement de l esprit et l handicap qu il constituraient. On ne peu empecher les moutons d etre enragees en comprenant que d une maniere ou d une autre ils finiront en.kebab. Si tu est serieux concernant ta retraite, bonne retraite a toi et.merci pour tout

• • Ferlin1

    Samedi 2 Février 2013 à 21:45
    Oui, je suis sérieux, il est désormais trop tard, je n'ai plus envie... Peut être que je vais faire un site, non plus un blog, sur le Soleil, et pour écrire, j'ai très envie d'écrire... Je me tâte... A suivre...

hum on dirai une piqure de sticmou le bordel.... On sais jamais elle a peu etre le chikungunia...

Ferlin,

Tu es comme moi. Pour ce genre de sujets, qui te passionne, tu ne peux pas "raccrocher les crampons" (référence à ta retraite indiquée dans ta réponse à un post)...

On est comme ça, et c'est tant mieux. Au fond de toi même, tu le sais... non ??

bon week-end !

• • Ferlin1

    Samedi 2 Février 2013 à 21:47
    Doc, franchement, j'en ai marre... Si j'avais un intérêt quelconque, oui... Mais je n'ai fait que partager... Je continuerais, c'est vital pour moi, mais sous une autre forme, le pense... Bon dimanche à toi.

Salut Ferlin,

 

C'est bizarre qu'ils aient nommé la petite tâche 1666 alors qu'elle est apparue légèrement avant 1665. Je pensais que ça allait être l'inverse. ça aurait été plus amusant.

 

Mais je voulais te faire part de cet article :

http://spread-the-truth777.blogspot.fr/2013/01/un-astrophysicien-avertit-que-certaines.html

 

Il s'agit d'un astrophysicien qui évoque les grosses comètes qui frôlent le Soleil et qui seraient suceptibles de provoquer une très forte éruption. J'ai trouvé ça intéressant qu'un astrophysicien parle de ça, d'autant plus que ça pourrait bien être le cas de la comète ISON.

Qu'en penses-tu ?

• • Ferlin1

    Samedi 2 Février 2013 à 21:48
    J'ai diffusé ton lien, merci à toi... Pour 1666, oui, bizarre, mais c'était une tache... Elle est morte, aujourd'hui...

Hi,
http://youtu.be/4byi_otmY80

http://youtu.be/_D9DaPbrF_A

EAU JOUR ET Magnitudes 6.8 et 6.9 au JAPON:
http://nsm08.casimages.com/img/2013/02/02/1302020431465626610824269
http://nsm08.casimages.com/img/2013/02/02/1302020431475626610824270

Yellowstone:
http://nsm08.casimages.com/img/2013/02/02/1302020744285626610825188

EAO ( Earth Approching Objects ):

http://nsm08.casimages.com/img/2013/02/02/1302020752595626610825227

February 2, 2013 – GREEN COMET LEMMON -  2013 could be the Year of the Comet. Comet Pan-STARRS is set to become a naked eye object in March, followed by possibly-Great Comet ISON in November. Now we must add to that list green Comet Lemmon (C/2012 F6). “Comet Lemmon is putting on a great show for us down in the southern hemisphere,” reports John Drummond, who sends this picture from Gisborne, New Zealand: “I took the picture on Jan. 23rd using a 41 cm (16 in) Meade reflector,” says Drummond. “It is a stack of twenty 1 minute exposures.” That much time was required for a good view of the comet's approximately 7th-magnitude coma (“coma”=cloud of gas surrounding the comet's nucleus). Lemmon's green color comes from the gases that make up its coma. Jets spewing from the comet's nucleus contain cyanogen (CN: a poisonous gas found in many comets) and diatomic carbon (C2). Both substances glow green when illuminated by sunlight in the near-vacuum of space. Discovered on March 23rd 2012 by the Mount Lemmon survey in Arizona, Comet Lemmon is on an elliptical orbit with a period of almost 11,000 years. This is its first visit to the inner solar system in a very long time. The comet is brightening as it approaches the sun; light curves suggest that it will reach 2nd or 3rd magnitude, similar to the stars in the Big Dipper, in late March when it approaches the sun at about the same distance as Venus (0.7 AU). Northern hemisphere observers will get their first good look at the comet in early April; until then it is a target exclusively for astronomers in the southern hemisphere. –Space Weather

Earth reeling from eight major earthquakes striking in 5 days

February 2, 2013 – EARTH - An earthquake of magnitude 6.7 struck off the coast of the Solomon Islands (Santa Cruz) in the Pacific Ocean, the U.S. Geological Survey said on Friday. The quake was later downgraded by the USGS to a 6.3 magnitude event. The depth of the quake was 10 km (6.2 miles) and the epicenter was 68 km southwest of Lata. The quake hit at 9:16 a.m. local time on Saturday. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center did not immediately issue any alerts on its website. This quake was underscored by an even  stronger 6.9 magnitude earthquake that just struck the Hokkaido region of East Japan on February 2nd. This is the eighth major earthquake to strike the planet in the last five days. The present cluster of earthquakes began with a 6.0 event in Eastern Kazakhstan on January 28th, following a full moon on January 27, 2013. Perhaps, it may not be readily apparent to most that our planet appears to now be inching towards the spectrum of some major cataclysmic event. This approaching black swan occurrence is characterized by the gradual escalation of geological activity of a violent seismic and volcanic nature. 44 volcanic eruptive events have already been recorded for the month of January; where there was only 77 chronicled for the entire year of 2012. The on-going volcanic activity in Kamchatka also provides compelling testament that massive changes are now taking place within the planet’s interior. No less than 4 volcanoes on the Far Eastern peninsula of Kamchatka are erupting simultaneous, though all the volcanoes lie in relative close proximity to each other (with a 110 km radius). Even more interesting, the magma flow fueling each volcanic system appears to emanting from a separate magma source. However, what’s even more disconcerting is the fact that  Plosky Tolbachik volcano awakened from 40 years of dormancy and is now ejecting massive rivers of lava across the landscape of Kamchatka. Russian scientists attest this is the first time rivers of lava have ever flowed from one of the Kamchatka volcanoes during the Holocene period. Large-scale protracted effusive eruptions, such as these, are generally fueled by a deep magma source. Most originate from a magma plume from deep inside the planet’s crust. Both of the planet’s volcanoes, which have had large effusive eruptions in the past, Kileaua (Hawaii) and Mount Etna (Italy) both lie over magma plumes- the Kamchatka Plosky Tolbchik volcano does not. Kamchatka peninsula, which has a total land mass that is slightly larger than Germany, is one of the most active parts of the infamous “Ring of Fire,” the zone of volcanic and seismic activity that encircles the Pacific Ocean. Three tectonic plates — the North American Plate, the Okhotsk Plate and the Pacific Plate — collide beneath Kamchatka, with the peninsula’s coastal range boasting 30 active volcanoes. The crust is thinning here, and is becoming more fractured as seismic stresses increase.

Ominous change in the South Pacific: The Santa Cruz seismic swarms are unfolding against an even more complex geological backdrop. Consequently, the effects of this massive seismic upheaval signals ominous change for the entire Pacific basin. To the west, the Indo-Australian plate is breaking up after the largest strike-slip earthquake struck the off the coast of Indonesia in April of 2012. The Solomon Sea Plate, to the east, is an oceanic crustal plate remnant, which is disappearing into two subduction zones, one to its north, the other on its southwest margin. Its southeast margin runs along the Woodlark Rise, undefined compressive zone, which may be a transform fault marking the boundary with the adjoining Woodlark Plate. The northern subduction zone is located where the Solomon Plate is diving below the South Bismarck Plate to the northwest and the Pacific Plate to the northeast. The northwest part of the subduction zone is called the New Britain Subduction Zone. New Britain in Papua New Guinea is the volcanic island formed from this collision and resulting volcanism. The southwestern subduction zone is where the Solomon Pate is diving below the Indo-Australian Plate.  According to scientists, the Indo-Australian plate may in the process of breaking up and this heightened activity around the Santa Cruz Islands is placing addition pressures on a plate already in trouble. We should continue to watch the region of Indonesia for massive changes to come, including very large-scale volcanic eruptions. Nearly all of the planet’s current 15 tectonic plates, and in some cases, sub-plates and volcanic arcs are heavily stressed by the recent violent mobility of tectonic plates shaken by earthquakes. I’ve never quite seen a pattern this fraught with danger or as heavily laden with seismic tension. The planet is now experiencing a major geological crisis, and it's showing some indication of worsening.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/02/02/us-quake-japan-idUSBRE91107T20130202

http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/home-news/earthquake-hits-scottish-highlands.1359739526

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http://www.universetoday.com/99727/win-a-copy-of-astronaut-jerry-rosss-book-spacewalker/

en retard ,
désolé ,
mais important ...

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/blogs/geekquinox/four-strong-earthquakes-signal-angry-ring-fire-171826646.html

http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/four-volcanoes-erupting-concurrently-on-kamchatka-peninsula-a-880777.html

Un site ^^

Dommage de céder au découragement, c'est l'époque qui veut cela, nous plonger dans la grisaille alors qu'il est urgent de tenir le coup quoiqu'il en coûte. Si les plus "éclairés" jettent l'éponge, la voie royale est ouverte pour les influences démoniaques, alors, courage Ferlin, il faut s'accrocher!

• • Ferlin1

    Dimanche 3 Février 2013 à 10:43
    Non, ce n'est pas du découragement, Laure, c'est que je n'ai plus grand chose à partager et surtout plus beaucoup de temps....

... plus beaucoup de temps ? Je ne sais pas ce qui te fait dire cela et tu n'as pas à te justifier, encore heureux ! J'espère que tu vas bien, c'est ce qui compte. Je crois que nous aussi, ici, avons fait "notre temps". L'heure est à d'autres rendez-vous, extérieurs ou intérieurs. Pour moi ce sera les deux. Tu nous manquera mon ami. Tu me manquera. Extraordinairement. Mais c'est bien ainsi parce que ton "évolution" est belle et que tu es sortis des anciens schémas. Quoi de plus naturel alors que de prendre ton envol... Je reviendrai ici aussi longtemps que ce lieu vivra et saurais y trouver ressourcement, partage et tolérance. Douce nuit..

• • Ferlin1

    Lundi 4 Février 2013 à 03:12
    Bisous mon Amie.... Je t'Aime....

Grand moment, magique !
Fermez les yeux et laissez-vous emmener.... c'est si bon...

Jacques Higelin, Pars, Le Thor 2010 (9.22 mn de douceur)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXKWDV6kT0g

Bisous XXL

• • Ferlin1

    Mardi 5 Février 2013 à 21:47
    : )