Kazakhstani bioenergetician and Higher Powers channeller Galiya Kerey is confident that Almaty is in no danger of earthquakes either now or in the distant future.
“Over the recent years there have been many earthquakes in Almaty. They have been ‘sewing up’ the tectonic fissures”, says Galiya Kerey. “Shallow ‘ripples’ of earth shocks attest that centers of seismic activity are being neutralized. If specialists create a new seismic map, they will see a completely different image, which is none of the old tectonic fissures”.
Since the end of last year there have been some significant events that attracted Kazakh media attention to the subject of Caspian oil. It is a question of two artificial islands’ ice blockade of the Kashagan oil field in December 2012, withdrawal of two investors from the Caspian shelf, two earthquakes in the Caspian Sea occurred on March 10, the recent accident at one of the drilling rigs at Kashagan and suppression of the truth about Caspian oil. Withdrawal of the American company from the Kashagan oil field with its projected giant hydrocarbon deposit on the eve of the start of commercial oil production (from June 2013) adds spice to the situation.
It has been more than a month since the fall of the fireball in the Urals, however, up to now, its mysteries have not been dissipated and scientific society has been very vague on this point. According to the media, on 15 February 2013, at 09:23 a.m. local time (07:23 MSK), the meteorite entered the Earth’s atmosphere over the city of Chelyabinsk and exploded. The «Chelyabinsk meteorite» aroused heated discussion not only in the Russian media but also in the foreign press and social networks. According to experts, this phenomenon happens once in a hundred years.
According to the Mass Media, meteorite entered Earth’s atmosphere and exploded over the city of Chelyabinsk on Friday at 9.23 in the morning (07.23 msk). Falling fireball also affected inhabitants of the Tyumen, Kurgan, Sverdlovsk oblast and northern territories of Kazakhstan.
«During the last total solar eclipse in 2012 a massive object appeared between the Moon and the Sun. By sight the object is bigger than the size of Earth. As seen from the Earth, a solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth, and the Moon fully or partially blocks the Sun. On November 13-14, 2012 a total eclipse of the Sun was visible from within a narrow corridor that traversed Earth’s southern Hemisphere. Over the course of 3.1 hours, the Moon’s umbra travelled along a path approximately 14500 kilometres long covering 0.46% of Earth’s surface area. The video author asks a question: What is it? Is it the planet Nibiru sighting?