Breaking News...Illinois Experiences Sonic Boom, Nuclear Plant Shut Down & Earthquake. Here's The Connection.

Sometimes you just have to think that things are connected. Here are some articles and videos that will show you how the Illinois Sonic Boom, Nuclear Power Plant Shut Down and Earthquake are linked. The outcome? We don't know, but it is definitely time to be prepared.

Right about now, you’ve got to have your suspicions raised …. First a Nuclear event — loss of power … venting all day/night (1/30/2012) … THEN a series of reports of some kind of “sonic boom” last night (1/30/2012)…. Then early this AM… an earthquake in the same area…

Arto Lauri — the scientist who first spoke on the frequency manipulation of radioactive particles in the air… stripping electrons .. sending that energy via earths magnetism down into the earth… thus causing earthquakes and underground movement.

Also, the impacting of the methane layer — From Fukushima spreading around the world at SEVERAL nuclear sites:

here is the Fukushima theory video by Arto Lauri:

Here are the earthquake statistics from the USGS: LOOK AT THE DEPTH (those of you following this man made earthquake phenomenon will know what Im talking about .. 3miles deep!)   Source: DutchSince

Earthquake Details

• This event has been reviewed by a seismologist.

Magnitude	2.4
Date-Time	Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at 03:54:43 UTC Monday, January 30, 2012 at 09:54:43 PM at epicenter Time of Earthquake in other Time Zones
Location	42.340°N, 88.243°W
Depth	5.1 km (3.2 miles)
Region	ILLINOIS
Distances	17 km (11 miles) E of Woodstock, Illinois 33 km (20 miles) W of Waukegan, Illinois 73 km (45 miles) NW of Chicago, Illinois 305 km (190 miles) NNE of SPRINGFIELD, Illinois
Location Uncertainty	horizontal +/- 17.6 km (10.9 miles); depth +/- 3.1 km (1.9 miles)
Parameters	NST= 8, Nph= 11, Dmin=177 km, Rmss=0.45 sec, Gp= 97°, M-type="Nuttli" surface wave magnitude (mbLg), Version=8
Source	Magnitude: USGS NEIC (WDCS-D) Location: USGS NEIC (WDCS-D)
Event ID	usc0007u9c

Source: USGS

From Kerry's Blog: This just in: a contact from Chicago just reported SONIC BOOM or something like that...

Posted By: Revel [Send E-Mail]
Date: Tuesday, 31-Jan-2012 01:01:55

January 30, 2012

This just in: a contact from Chicago just reported SONIC BOOM or something like that...

He says felt over wide area shattered windows. He said the following...

"It looks like a small quake in Wisconsin. But the strange thing was that someone around San Francisco said he heard the same thing at the same time? Anyway, this was felt and heard for about 100 miles around this site."

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Just received this video link... reported problem at a nuclear power plant TODAY in the same general area...

click here YouTube

This is beginning to look suspicious.

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ProjectCamelot

My Source: RumorMillNews

Notice in the above video that one woman in the company of the power plant says that it is an abnormal release.

Interesting statement from a local to the area...

"....I live about [removed] from the Byron Nuclear Power Plant in Byron, IL - the one that shut down yesterday. [removed]The local news said that an outside power source went down, and that was the cause. Of course we should not be worried at all about the 'safe levels of radiation that were released..!'

My addition to this info is that about 7:30 last night the emergency sirens went off for a couple of minutes. Normally, we hear them during a tornado warning. We got on the phone with the Sheriff's dept *while the sirens were blasting!* and they said they were unaware of any emergency."

CHICAGO

This just in: a contact from Chicago just reported SONIC BOOM or something like that...

He says felt over wide area shattered windows. He said the following...

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsus/Maps/US10/37.47.-95.-85.php

"It looks like a small quake in Wisconsin. But the strange thing was that someone around San Francisco said he heard the same thing at the same time? Anyway, this was felt and heard for about 100 miles around this site."

Source: ProjectCamelot

Jan 31, 2012 11:04 AM

>>> "on the frequency manipulation of radioactive particles in the air... stripping electrons .. sending that energy via earths magnetism down into the earth... thus causing earthquakes and underground movement" <<<< ..... THAT is exactly what I was saying what TPTB are using to TARGET area's !!!!

Source: BigWobble

Is There A Link Between The Illinois Nuclear Power Plant Problems & The Earthquake?

Illinois Nuclear Power Plant Shuts Down Unit After Power Loss

10:32 am

January 31, 2012

 

by Korva Coleman

Backup diesel generators are powering one of the two nuclear reactors at the Byron Station facility in northern Illinois. Unit Two came offline yesterday after it inexplicably lost power. The facility's operator, Exelon, declared the incident an "unusual event" - the lowest of four emergency status declarations set by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

Fire crews were called to the site, about 25 miles outside of Rockford, as smoke was seen from the top of the facility building, according to WREX-TV. But the NRC told the Chicago Tribune the smoke was from a transformer and fire crews didn't find a fire.

Exelon says workers vented steam to help the reactor cool off, which is part of their emergency response process. AP reports the steam came from plant turbines, not the reactor itself, but Exelon notes tritium was released in the steam, which is radioactive; both the NRC and Exelon say radiation levels are safe and there's no harm to the public. There's a brief Q-and-A about the steam release at the Christian Science Monitor.
Now investigators are examining whether equipment failed in the plant's electrical switchyard, triggering the shutdown, according to Exelon, which explains the switchyard transmits power both ways between the electrical grid and the nuclear plant.

Source: NPR

The cause is still under investigation for a shtudown at the Exelon Byron Nuclear Generating Station near Rockford. (Credit: CBS)

2.4 earthquake rattles northern Illinois

7:56 AM, Jan 31, 2012   |   0  comments

Credit: AP/file.

MCHENRY, Ill. (AP) - A minor earthquake that shook northern Illinois sent tremors across Chicago's northern suburbs.

Seismologists with the U.S. Geological Survey say the 2.4 magnitude quake happened just before 10 p.m. Monday and was centered just east of McHenry. There's no word of any damage or injuries.

USGS geophysicist Jessica Turner calls the earthquake "very minor." Turner says USGS received some reports of light shaking in Chicago, about 45 miles away.

Such small tremors are very common. The USGS estimates 1.3 million quakes with magnitudes between 2.0 and 2.9 occur each year.

Source: Click Here

Earthquake Details

• This event has been reviewed by a seismologist.

Magnitude	2.4
Date-Time	Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at 03:54:43 UTC Monday, January 30, 2012 at 09:54:43 PM at epicenter Time of Earthquake in other Time Zones
Location	42.340°N, 88.243°W
Depth	5.1 km (3.2 miles)
Region	ILLINOIS
Distances	17 km (11 miles) E of Woodstock, Illinois 33 km (20 miles) W of Waukegan, Illinois 73 km (45 miles) NW of Chicago, Illinois 305 km (190 miles) NNE of SPRINGFIELD, Illinois
Location Uncertainty	horizontal +/- 17.6 km (10.9 miles); depth +/- 3.1 km (1.9 miles)
Parameters	NST= 8, Nph= 11, Dmin=177 km, Rmss=0.45 sec, Gp= 97°, M-type="Nuttli" surface wave magnitude (mbLg), Version=8
Source	Magnitude: USGS NEIC (WDCS-D) Location: USGS NEIC (WDCS-D)
Event ID	usc0007u9c

Source :  USGS 

A Deadly Mix
What if a nuclear power plant accident were to be caused by an earthquake? The consequences would be truly catastrophic. First of all, the evacuation of residents would be very difficult and rescue operations would be made almost impossible because of the high level of radioactive contamination. Thus, the disaster site would have to be abandoned, and an uncountable number of people would lose their lives right after the accident, and for many years to follow.

Professor Ishibashi Katsuhiko of Kobe University has been warning of this deadly mix for the last three years. He is a renowned seismologist, who at the young age of 32 established the Great Tokai Earthquake Theory. In 1994 he wrote Daichi-doran no jidai (The Era of the Raging Earth), based on a theory that was bashed as being too extreme at the time. His theory was redeemed five month later, in the 1995 Great Hanshin Earthquake, which left more than 6,000 dead.

Ishibashi points out that the study of earthquakes is not a fully mature science even now and we should not underestimate the possibility of disasters. But ignoring his warnings, the government insists that all Japan's nuclear power plants are safe, as they are in compliance with the earthquake resistance guideline for nuclear facilities. But for two major reasons, it is clear that the government estimate is far too optimistic. The first problem derives from defects in the guideline itself, in consideration of modern seismologic theory, and the second problem involves safety concerns over nuclear power plant construction, based on the opinion of a nuclear power plant construction supervisor with more than 20 years of experience.

Source: Stop-Hamaoka.com

Radioactive Plume From Japan's Recent Earthquake Activity.

Strong 6.8 earthquake hits Fukushima Japan, tsunami warning up

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A strong 6.8 earthquake struck Friday at the northeastern coast of Japan near the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant which was severely damaged by the March 11 super earthquake and tsunami that caused the death of close to 20,000 people near Fukushima

A tsunami warning was issued in the Fukushima and Miyagi Perfectures but was lifted 35 minutes later.

The quake reportedly occurred at 2:36 pm (0536GMT) with its epicenter off Fukushima prefecture at a depth of 20 kilometers.

Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), the company that operates the badly-damaged Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant, said there were no damages on its Onagawa Plant which has been shut since March.

However, a report say "ground under Fukushima plant is cracking and radioactive steam is coming up — Melted core may be moving out of building" enenews.com reports.

In a video interview, Dr. Robert Jacobs, Hiroshima Peace Institute: “It’s a very serious and alarming development because this started to happen specifically after two large earthquakes in the last few weeks, there was a 6.4 on the 31 of July 31 and a 6.0 on August 12″.

Meanwhile, the NY Times reports that radioactive contamination in rice, a national grain, has been found by Japanese inspectors Friday.

The discovery is likely to fan out growing fears of radioactive contamination on crops and basic agricultural produce and the general safety of Japan's food supply.

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