"El terremoto del océano Índico de 2004, conocido por la comunidad científica como el terremoto de Sumatra-Andamán, fue un terremoto submarino que ocurrió a las 00:58 UTC, o 07:58 en el tiempo local de la región del domingo 26 de diciembre de 2004 (21:58 hora costa del Pacífico Oeste del sábado 25 de diciembre de 2004), con epicentro en la costa del oeste de Sumatra, Indonesia. El terremoto ocasionó una serie de tsunamis devastadores a lo largo de las costas de la mayoría de los países que bordean el océano Índico, matando a una gran cantidad de personas a su paso e inundando a una gran cantidad de comunidades costeras a través de casi todo el sur y sureste de Asia, incluyendo partes de Indonesia, Malasia, Sri Lanka, India, y Tailandia. Aunque las estimaciones iniciales habían determinado el número de muertes en más de 275.000, sin contar a los millares de personas desaparecidas, un análisis más reciente generado por las Naciones Unidas deja a un total de 229.866 pérdidas humanas, incluyendo 186.983 muertos y 42.883 personas desaparecidas"


Terremoto del océano Índico de 2004 - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre


MADRUGADA DEL DOMINGO 12/26 2004 -earthquake (9.3) + tsunami ÍNDICO
December 26, 2004 at 00 hours 58 minutes (Universal Time)



TARDE-NOCHE DEL LUNES 12/27 2004 
Gamma ray burst arrival: 
December 27, 2004 at 21 hours 36 minutes (Universal Time)

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SGR1806 cerca de Sagitario (Centro de la Galaxia) - un "magnetar"





BBC Report - BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Huge 'star-quake' rocks Milky Way
Huge 'star-quake' rocks Milky Way
"Astronomers say they have been stunned by the amount of energy released in a star explosion on the far side of our galaxy, 50,000 light-years away.
The flash of radiation on 27 December was so powerful that it bounced off the Moon and lit up the Earth's atmosphere.

The blast occurred on the surface of an exotic kind of star - a super-magnetic neutron star called SGR 1806-20.

If the explosion had been within just 10 light-years, Earth could have suffered a mass extinction, it is said.


This is a once-in-a-lifetime event 
Dr Rob Fender, Southampton University
"We figure that it's probably the biggest explosion observed by humans within our galaxy since Johannes Kepler saw his supernova in 1604," Dr Rob Fender, of Southampton University, UK, told the BBC News website.

One calculation has the giant flare on SGR 1806-20 unleashing about 10,000 trillion trillion trillion watts.

"This is a once-in-a-lifetime event. We have observed an object only 20km across, on the other side of our galaxy, releasing more energy in a 10th of a second than the Sun emits in 100,000 years," said Dr Fender"


Brightest galactic flash ever detected hits Earth, one day earlier Indonesia had EQ of M 9.3 and deadly tsunamy , new supernova in M95 March 2012
"SGR 1806-20

On December 27, 2004, the radiation from an explosion on the surface of SGR 1806-20 reached Earth.[2] In terms of gamma rays, the burst had an absolute magnitude around −291. It was the brightest event known to have been sighted on this planet from an origin outside our solar system. The gamma rays struck the ionosphere and created more ionization, which briefly expanded the ionosphere. The magnetar released more energy in one-tenth of a second (1.3×1039 J) than our sun has released in 100,000 years (4×1026 W × 3.2×1012 s = 1.3×1039 J). Such a burst is thought to be the largest explosion observed by humans in the galaxy since the SN 1604 supernova observed by Johannes Kepler in 1604.

A similar blast within 3 parsecs (10 light years) of Earth would destroy the ozone layer and would be similar in effect to a 12 kt of TNT (50 TJ) nuclear blast at 7.5 km. The nearest known magnetar to earth is 1E 1048.1-5937, located 9,000 light-years away in the constellation "

Cosmic Explosion Among the Brightest in Recorded History
NASA - Cosmic Explosion Among the Brightest in Recorded History




GAMMA RAY BURST
Gamma Ray Bursts, Earthquakes, and Galactic Gravity Waves

"It is then with some alarm that we learn that just 44.6 hours later gamma ray telescopes orbiting the Earth picked up the arrival of the brightest gamma ray burst ever recorded!"

" Astronomers have theorized that gamma ray bursts might travel in association with gravity wave bursts. In the course of their flight through space, gamma rays would be deflected by gravitational fields and would be scattered by dust and cosmic ray particles they encountered, so they would be expected to travel slightly slower than their associated gravity wave burst which would pass through space unimpeded. After a 45,000 year light-speed journey, a gamma ray burst arrival delay of 44.6 hours would not be unexpected. It amounts to a delay of just one part in 9 million. So if the gravity wave traveled at the speed of light (c), the gamma ray burst would have averaged a speed of 0.99999989 c, just 0.11 millionths slower. There is also the possibility that at the beginning of its journey the gravity wave may have had a superluminal speed; see textbox below."


" The 9.3 Richter earthquake was ten times stronger than any other earthquake during the past 25 years, and was followed just 44.6 hours later on December 27th by a very intense gamma ray burst, which was 100 fold brighter than any other in the past 25 year history of gamma ray observation. It seems difficult to pass off the temporal proximity of these two Class I events as being just a matter of coincidence. A time period of 25 years compared to a time separation of 44.6 hours amounts to a time ratio of about 5000:1. For two such unique events to have such a close time proximity is highly improbable if they are not somehow related. But, as mentioned above, gravity waves would very likely be associated with gamma ray bursts, and they would be expected to precede them.

Many have inquired if there might be a connection between these two events (e.g., see the Space.com article). Not thinking of the gravity wave connection, astronomers have been reluctant to admit there might be a connection since they know of no mechanism by which gamma rays by themselves could trigger earthquakes. They admit that the December 27th gamma ray burst had slightly affected the ionization state of the Earth's atmosphere, but this by itself should not have caused earthquakes. However, if a longitudinal gravity potential wave pulse were to accompany a gamma ray burst, the mystery becomes resolved. The connection between earthquakes and gamma ray bursts now becomes plausible.

In his 1983 Ph.D. dissertation, Paul LaViolette called attention to terrestrial dangers of Galactic core explosions, pointing out that the arrival of the cosmic ray superwave they produced would be signaled by a high intensity gamma ray burst which would also generate EMP effects (e.g., see Page 3). He also noted that a strong gravity wave might be expected to travel forward at the forefront of this superwave and might be the first indication of a superwave's arrival. He pointed out that such gravity waves could induce substantial tidal forces on the Earth during their passage which could induce earthquakes and cause polar axis torquing effects. "



Un Mapa Galactico

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Evgeny Podkletnov

Eugene Podkletnov - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A Superluminal Gravity Wave?
Experiments carried out by Eugene Podkletnov show that a shock front outburst produces a longitudinal gravitational wave that travels forward with the burst. He has found that this gravity wave pulse has a speed in excess of 64 times the speed of light (personal communication). Also Guy Obolensky has produced spark discharge electric potential shock fronts and observed them to propagate forward at speeds as high as 10 times the speed of light. Observations suggest that the gravity wave from an expanding stellar explosion will decrease its superluminal speed and eventually approach the speed of light as the shock front expands. But meanwhile, the gravity wave will have obtained a headstart over the electromagnetic wave radiation component traveling in its wake (light waves, gamma rays, etc.). So one would expect that the gravity wave from such an outburst (and its resultant earthquake activity) would precede the gamma ray burst component."



DARK RIFT - lengua de fuego - Dragón

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