URANUS AT EPICENTERS OF
EARTHQUAKES
ANALYSIS OF STRONG
EARTHQUAKES OF MAGNITUDE 6.5 AND GREATER IN 2003
My
researches conducted in previous years
show that the planet, Uranus, is placed within 15 degrees of the
horizon or meridian of epicenter of earthquakes, far more frequently than
chance would allow. In the current year the, statistics so far compiled,
indicate that, in most cases, Uranus was placed on the western horizon.
NO.
DATE
TIME
LAT.
MAGN.
LONG.
EAST.HO
UP.MRDN
URANUS
PLACED WITHIN 15
DEGREES HORIZON OR MERIDIAN?
(UT}
(UT}
RA(Deg)
RA(Deg)
RA(Deg)
1
4-Jan
5:15
20S34
6.5
177W40
85.1
4.30
328.54
Not/App
2
10-Jan
13:12
5S19
6.7
153E42
191.51
101.21
329.12
Not/App
3
20-Jan
8:43
10S29
7.3
160E46
137.45
50.50
329.41
West Horizon
4
21-Jan
2:47
13N38
6.5
90W47
162.5
70.47
329.43
West Horizon
5
22-Jan
2:06
18N46
7.6
104W06
143.27
48.25
329.46
West Horizon
6
27-Jan
17:56
46S01
6.5
35E04
146.12
70.40
330.04
West Horizon
7
19-Feb
3:32
53N39
6.6
164W38
146.11
37.03
331.17
West Horizon
8
11-Mar
7:27
4S41
6.8
153E14
162.56
73.32
332.22
West Horizon
9
17-Mar
16:36
51N24
7
177E56
305.33
241.47
332.42
Not/App
10
25-Mar
2:53
8S14
6.5
120E48
72.47
346.13
333.04
Upper Meridian
11
17-Apr
14:51
54S41
6.5
1E22
153.24
179.18
334.24
West Horizon
12
4-May
13:15
30S33
6.7
178W24
337.54
242.22
334.36
East Horizon
13
14-May
6:04
18N15
6.6
58W37
352.57
263.58
334.48
Not/App
14
21-May
18:44
36N54
6.8
03E43
237.45
163.43
334.55
Lower Meridian
15
26-May
9:25
38N54
7
141E27
238.5
146.15
334.58
Lower Meridian
16
26-May
19:23
2N24
7
128E48
34.05
303.30
334.58
Not/App
17
26-May
23:13
6N44
6.8
123E46
89.04
356.08
334.58
Not/App
18
7-Jun
0:33
5S06
6.6
152E20
144.32
55.49
335.02
West Horizon
19
15-Jun
19:25
51N35
6.5
176E55
127.32
11.50
335
Not/App
20
16-Jun
22:08
55N32
6.9
159E54
146.52
36.40
335
West Horizon
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SUMMARY:
Number of appearances: 13 times
= 65.00%
DATA SOURCE:
USGS National Equake
Information Center
URL: http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/eqinthenews/2003/
EXPLANATIONS
LAT.
Latitude
LONG.
Longitude
UT
Universal Time
MAGN.
Magnitude
RA(Deg)
Right Ascension in degrees and minutes
EAST.HO
Eastern Horizon
UP.MRDN
Upper Meridian
The
degree, 0.00 R.A.(Right Ascension), refers to the interception of the
Ecliptic and
Equator
at the Vernal Equinox, otherwise referred to 0 Aries.
Horizon
-- refers to the interceptions of the Ecliptic and the Celestial or True
Horizon.
Meridian
-- refers to the interceptions of the Ecliptic and the Meridian.
N
and S -- refer to North and South Latitudes, respectively.
E
and W -- refer to East and West Longitudes, respectively.
The
columns headed "EAST.HO", "UP MRDN",
"URANUS" are not part of
the
source
data, but worked out information on the placements, by Right Ascension,
Horizon
and
Meridian, of the two planets. Values have been rounded off to the nearest
minute of arc.
Prepared
by: C. Ezekwe
