0:10 Good morning folks. Welcome observers.
0:12 We have quite a bit to cover today. Big
0:14 earthquake, two presismic anomalies
0:17 papers, the latest geomagnetic jerk,
0:19 forecasting for the solar eruptions we
0:20 mentioned yesterday morning, and of
0:23 course the last 24 hours on our star.
0:25 Following the filament eruption we
0:26 covered in the morning show yesterday,
0:28 things got much more quiet. We have
0:30 sunspots, but they're not flaring. The
0:32 other filaments are remaining stable.
0:34 We'll hit those items a bit more
0:36 closely. Starting with yesterday's
0:38 eruption. On coronagraphs, the northward
0:40 release was overshadowed a bit by the
0:42 bigger one off the south. That one was
0:43 on the back side of the sun. From
0:46 Earth's perspective, the CME we care
0:48 about will mostly miss Earth, but there
0:50 is a small chance of a glancing blow
0:52 impact coming in the next 48 hours.
0:54 According to NASA's Endless Spiral,
0:56 won't be anything major. Quick look up
0:59 next at those sunspots. Couple small
1:01 umbrell complex groups on the disc and a
1:03 bigger umbra over on the left cresting
1:05 the limb. We'll be watching those just
1:07 in case they get active. And the coronal
1:10 holes are up next. Focuses on the
1:11 incoming one on the south. Hard to tell
1:13 if it has a northern extension, but it
1:15 is a point of interest for sure later
1:18 today. Let's go next to the seismic
1:20 activity where a 6.3 was the largest
1:22 quake of the day, striking relatively
1:25 shallow depths in Colombia. Despite the
1:26 fact that there was a bit of damage to
1:28 structures and roads, government is
1:31 reporting no loss of life. And chalk
1:33 that one up as a win. Speaking of
1:35 earthquakes, two pre- seismic signal
1:37 studies are on deck here. First one
1:40 looks at pre-quake ULF signals that
1:42 falls into the magnetic signal category
1:44 as the ULF emissions are generated along
1:46 the reverberating magnetic fields
1:49 touching the seismogenic zone. The other
1:51 is a bit more buckshot induced magnetic
1:53 fields, atmospheric electric fields, and
1:56 the atmospheric total electron content.
1:58 They found all of them signaling hours
2:01 to days before the big quakes. And that
2:04 pattern was very consistent and all tied
2:05 to the coming pressure release and the
2:08 cascade of internal pressure
2:11 effects. Top story today hits the latest
2:13 geomagnetic jerk. It's an online
2:15 preprint that won't hit the paper copies
2:17 until September. And it's some good
2:20 news, sort of. They detected the core
2:23 pulse that precedes geomagnetic jerks in
2:27 2022. Previous ones were the 2017 one in
2:29 the Pacific and the 2020 jerk more
2:32 globally. This pulse was under the west
2:34 pacific where the west pacific anomaly
2:36 can be found which is actually just the
2:38 region where both magnetic poles are
2:40 approaching just like the South Atlantic
2:41 anomaly is the region the poles are
2:43 moving further away from so the fields
2:45 are weaker. Their data is suggesting
2:48 that the jerk will be Pacific only and
2:51 may have occurred as early as late 2024
2:54 or is occurring now. What that means is
2:55 the acceleration in field loss and
2:58 magnetic pole motion I forecast for this
3:01 5-year period is likely to occur. But
3:03 that this latest acceleration was not
3:06 the finale. The move to a shift in
3:09 months. Still accelerating but not the
3:11 scary one just yet. Latest geomagnetic
3:15 jerk. Another Pacificlo anomaly. Folks
3:17 pole shift conference this weekend.
3:19 Blacksmithing class next weekend.
3:21 Prepper Super Event two days to close
3:24 out the month. The rest of the year is
3:26 really no different either. Conferences
3:28 and prepper days and special events.
3:30 After the documentary comes out this
3:31 fall, I imagine that the tickets to the
3:33 events are going to sell out a lot more
3:35 quickly. Maybe time to get over to us
3:37 sooner rather than later. Check the
3:39 events, register, and book your stay at
3:41 observer ranch.com. We greatly
3:44 appreciate your support. We'll do this
3:47 all again tomorrow right here. But right
3:50 now, it's 5:15 a.m. in the new valley of the
3:51 the
3:55 sun. Eyes open, no
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