Validation, Correlation, or Do I have the Answer?

 

December 21st, 2014

An article in yesterday’s Los Angeles Times seemed to show a validation of my tornado-tamer theories of which I don’t usually explain in full.  The article suggested that birds appear to have an innate tornado detector device.  If anyone doesn’t understand the correlation or how this fact could be a potential validation of my tornado theories, just ask me.  

See:  Nature's own tornado detector saves migrating birds, study finds

Located at:  http://www.latimes.com/science/sciencenow/la-sci-sn-bird-migration-tornadoes-20141217-story.html

 

Of course, I could have told you this about birds sensing potential tornadic energy anyhow, because of the couple of my high-school years that I spent in Iowa.  Whenever there was a tornado warning, not a bird could be seen or heard anywhere.  (Mind you, this was back in the days when tornado warnings were really something of significance because it meant a tornado was on the ground in the region – unlike many of the tornado warnings of today).

Adam Trotter, P.E.

Tornado Tamer  :)

http://tornadotamer.org/

PS.  I don’t ever really completely explain my tornado theories in full on the web because I don’t really know to what extent I am correct and I would prefer to officially research my ideas before I explain them; like..., to do otherwise might merely allow someone else with big-government backing to hijack my ideas and claim those ideas as their own (as did another university to which I applied a few years back for PhD studies, their efforts were to no real success for them – because they didn’t really understand what research I was proposing, I’m sure).  Know what I mean?  I worked for the government for over 15 years and many a coworker was all too happy to steal my ideas.  But I didn’t mind back then because I was being paid to develop those ideas, or so I rationalized anyhow.  But I will completely spill the beans on my theories soon enough, whether or not I get to research them with any real equipment or financial backing.  Though I will soon probably pursue funding on kickstarter.com or the likes if I am not admitted for PhD studies in the interim. 

Thousands of Birds Fall Dead From Arkansas Sky, Massive Fish Kill in Arkansas River, Lethal and Unusual Off-Season Tornadoes in the Same Region.

January 2nd, 2011; Sunday.

This past Thursday a reported massive fish kill was discovered in the Arkansas River – with an estimated 100,000 drum fish dead. The next night (Friday, New Year's Eve) a reported 1000 to 5000 red-winged black birds fell dead from the sky. No one knows the reason for either massive animal death toll or if the two events are related.

In between the massive animal-death related events, on Friday morning Arkansas also unfortunately experienced several deadly tornadoes - as did other areas and states in the path of the widespread and potentially tornadic storms. The resulting tornadic storms were quite widespread and particularly unusual and "rare" as they were considered to be "off-season" tornadic storms. (BTW, for whatever such might be worth, I am on the east coast and unable to monitor my tornado research/prediction ideas – due to no funds nor properly located equipment.) No one knows if the tornadoes are related to the animal deaths either. (However, not to appear as self-serving, but such animal-death related events could fit my potential tornado formation model, please forgive me as I believe such is also worth mentioning.) Regardless, I hereby wish to forward my sincere condolences to the victims and their families.

We can only wonder what is happening with any of these events or if we will ever know the truth of these matters. No officials have even surmised that the tornadoes could be related to the animal deaths, from the sources that I have read to this point in time. In reality, of course, I can barely begin to hypothesize any definite answer as to the timing of these events either.

However, as much as I hate to even insinuate such, if our government officials knew what was happening with these animal-death related events or if there was - in fact - any correlation between the events other than being a possible result/precursor of the tornadoes, could we trust them tell us? Then again, maybe the answer is not available to, nor will it come from any bureaucrat.

Adam Trotter / AVT



Tornadoes, see:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/12/31/national/main7200679.shtml


Fishkill, see:
http://www.cnn.com/2011/US/01/02/arkansas.fish.kill/



Bird Deaths, see:
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE7010UO20110102

http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/01/02/dead-birds-fall-ark-sky/

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/01/02/dead-birds-fall-from-sky-akansas_n_803358.html


MORE INFO: (January 3rd, 2011)
This evening, Philadelphia's WCAU Channel 10 News at 11 reported and quoted Arkansas Fish & Game/Wildlife Officials as saying that the massive animal-death related events are probably unrelated. I would respond that they are most likely related but in a manner that these officials either don't understand or don't want us/the public to know. What say you, blog reader/America?