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Vortex Tectonic
Predictions For 2001

by Michael Wells Mandeville
as of January 24, 2001

made by using the Principles and Correlations
 of Vortex Tectonics

  1. NO EL NINO WILL APPEAR IN 2001. The North Pole of the spin axis failed to achieve enough motion in the X direction ( up and down Greenwich Meridian) to achieve a position of (–0.1) arcseconds during this current 14 month cycle of motion. Consequently, according to historical patterns, no El Nino should appear this year but it may appear, more probable than not, in 2002.

  2. CHANDLER’S WOBBLE MAY COLLAPSE. The normal patterns in Chandler’s Wobble have been decaying since December 1998 and currently show extreme deviance. The long term historical patterns of the wobble during the 20th century may completely collapse this year. Early to middle April is a decisive moment in determining what is going to happen with the location and motion of the spin axis. The North Spin Pole looks like it could move into a position of extreme deviance greater than ever recorded along the Y direction (down Longitude West 90). Or, Chandler’s Wobble may recover by creating a new cycle.

  3. POSSIBILITY OF INCREASED VOLCANIISM AND EARTHQUAKES. If the location of the pole becomes deviant and moves into new territory by passing beyond +0.6 arcseconds in the Y dimension, its passing will create higher than normal levels of unusual earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.

  4. SEVERE SOLAR STORMS & EXTREME WEATHER RAMPAGES FEBRUARY TO JULY 2001. An unusual spiraling alignment of the inner planets from the end of January through to the end of June will create a strong electromagnetic polarization of the solar system out to the asteroid belt. This will maintain the current 11 year Solar Sunspot Cycle (No. 23) at peak activity until about the fall of 2001. This electromagnetic polarization will be pulsed twice by the quick orbit of Mercury which will bring it into two conjunctions with the Earth by the Summer Solstice. Accordingly there will be two periods of ultra-peak sun-spot and solar storm activity which will be hurled directly towards the Earth through the conduction of the ionic winds down a "virtual circuit" which begins at Mercury and connects to Venus and then to Earth, and finally thence to Mars. The most virulent sun storm activity will hit the Earth during the first three weeks of June. The current weather patterns, which are relatively normal during January, will get more and more extreme as the year progresses, beginning about February 7th. The weather will reach a climax of extreme conditions in June and July and thereafter the weather should begin to settle down to more normal levels.

  5. FEBRUARY 7 – FEBRUARY 12 WEATHER. Solar storms are pulled to the Earth directly by Mercury and the peak conduction period seems to lag after the Mercury-Earth conjunction by about 3 to 7 days. On February 7 Mercury is in very close conjunction with Venus and on February 12 Mercury conjuncts the Earth. Accordingly, extreme solar weather should begin to hit the Earth about February 7th and peak about February 15th to create a particularly nasty wallop of wintry extremes in the Northern Hemisphere and crazy summer maelstroms in the Southern Hemisphere. Storms will set records. Expect severe disruptions in communications. After about February 20th conditions begin to settle down quickly but only for a few weeks.

  6. MARCH 15 – MARCH 28 WEATHER. Beginning about March 15 Venus begins catching up with the Earth and by mid-March the electromagnetic circuit between the two planets should become exceptionally strong. Another round of extreme solar storms should hit the Earth and produce another round of weather extremes which get progressively worse until March 27 when Venus and Earth are in solar conjunction. At this point Venus and Earth will be exceptionally close to one another and Mercury will be almost as far from the Sun as it ever gets. Accordingly, the Venus-Earth "attractor" for solar storms will be unusually potent and the beginning of Spring may seem more like a return to Winter extremes.

  7. MARCH 29 – MAY 30 WEATHER. The extreme weather conditions of the last week of March and the beginning of April will slowly dissipate to some extent but all through April and May the three planets of Mars, Earth, and Venus will occupy the same narrow sector of the solar system and pull Cycle 23’s peak activity out to them. Accordingly, Spring 2001 will be exceptionally energetic creating all kinds of records and extremes. Communications will continually suffer disruptions.

  8. JUNE 1 - JUNE 15 WEATHER. Mercury, the messenger of the Gods, returns on June 1 and will be closer to the Earth than it is to Venus. It will continue through to June 15 to raft solar weather straight at the Earth. The conjunction with Earth will peak on June 15 at which time Mercury, Mars, and Earth will be in perfect alignment with Venus relatively close to this alignment. Accordingly, about the Summer Solstice of 2001 the highest peaks of Cycle 23 will visit the Earth. All of the record-setting weather rampages during the past three years may pale besides the records which will be set in this month. There after weather conditions should slowly abate and begin to return to normal by August 2001. Most likely Sun Spot Cycle 23 will begin its downturn as well.

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