Project Black Star Update – Volume 14 (2018)

Project Black Star Update – Volume 14 (2018)

THERE IS A MINI SOLAR SYSTEM PASSING THROUGH OURS.  IF YOU THINK THE WEATHER IS "WEIRD" NOW JUST WAIT...

Year-over-year weekly seismic-event values for Week 05 show one 7-magnitude earthquake events for the last five years in 2015, but none for the last three years. The sudden Jolt (J) Earth saw for Week 05 for 2014 and 2015 has not been repeated now for the last three orbit cycles for the 6-mag quakes with three events for the 7-day reporting period. Twenty-seven of the 5-mag quakes is right at the year-over-year weekly average (26.25) for these moderate-sized earthquake events like 211 of the 2.5 to 4-magnitude quakes is just five events lower than the year-over-year weekly average (216) for the last four years.

Planet X and the crazy weather in 2018

Planet X and the crazy weather in 2018

David Hines

Included is Teral Croft's latest "Blackstar" report 

With the oceans receding with no scientific explanation, it really makes me wonder what the heck is going on. More earthquakes, more volcanoes erupting and more floods of the like we have never seen before.

PLANET X INCOMING: Project Black Star Update – Volume 9 (2018)

PLANET X INCOMING: Project Black Star Update – Volume 9 (2018)

TERAL BLACKSTAR

Year-over-year weekly seismic-event values for Week 01 show zero of the 7-magnitude earthquake events for the fifth year in a row with none of the 6-magnitude earthquake events, as our planet has reached the 90-degree-angle position relative to the Sun and Black Star to begin the 2018 Earth orbit cycle. Earth has averaged 25.5 of the 5-magnitude earthquake events for the last four years, while Week 1 of the 2018 Earth orbit cycle shows 21 of these moderately-sized events that is just above the expected 20-event threshold.

Project Black Star Update – Volume 6

Project Black Star Update – Volume 6

Teral Blackstar

Year-over-year weekly seismic-event values for Week 51 show only one 7-magnitude earthquake event in the last four years (7.9 Papua, New Guinea in 2016: USGS), which was the final big-quake event for the 2016 orbit cycle that saw 7-mag quake events for Week 44, 45, 47, 49 and 51. Four of the 6-magnitude earthquake events for the 7-day reporting period matches the four moderately-sized quake events for Week 51 of the 2015 Earth orbit cycle.

Project Black Star Update – Volume 4 (2018)

Project Black Star Update – Volume 4 (2018)

Teral Blackstar

Year-over-year weekly seismic-event values for Week 49 show the second 7-magnitude earthquake event in the last four years (2016), but we should realize that the 2016 orbit cycle saw a 7-mag quake event for Week 44, 45, 47, 49 and 51. The single 6-magnitude earthquake event, reported for the Week 49 reporting period, struck in the Gulf of California (USGS; my video report); which is only the second 6-mag quake to strike in the last five weeks. Twenty-five of the 5-mag quake events for Week 49 is six below the yearly average with 221 of the 2.5 to 4-mag quakes being 26-events above the yearly average for the last four years.

Planet X/ Black Star Update December 28, 2017

Planet X/ Black Star Update December 28, 2017

Teral Blackstar

Teral will be joining Tradcatknight Radio in January

Seismic event indicators say Earth is moving through the second and final earth-change lull period for the 2017 Earth orbit cycle relative to the Black Star positioned in the Libra Constellation.

Year-over-year weekly seismic-event values for Week 45 are below average across the board with no 7-magnitude earthquake events for the first time in the last four years, which was the case last week for Week 44. The 5-magnitude earthquake weekly-event number already near the sub-20 value that generally takes place near the end of the earth-change lull periods. This combined with the 2.5 to 4-magnitude earthquake events nearing the sub-200 (206) threshold means that we should anticipate a seismic bounce in global earthquake activity for the coming weeks.