At
7:02:44 am local time, a major, M5.6 earthquake hit 14km northwest of Pawnee,
Oklahoma, and rattled a swath of the Great Plains, from Kansas City, Missouri,
to central Oklahoma. It was the strongest quake to hit Oklahoma in years.
Sept.3 http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-03/major-m56-earthquake-hits-oklahoma-felt-kansas-texas
Earthquakes are often found to be associated with eclipses.
An eclipse is always liable to cause seismic disturbances if it makes aspects
to the angles and more so if it places malefics on the angles. The September 1 solar eclipse chart makes a
hard aspect to Uranus on the MC at Pawnee. The New Moon, also creates a potent
T-square with Saturn and Neptune with Saturn still conjunct the red supergiant star
Antares which Diana Rosenberg links to earthquakes [1]. Notice that at the
exact time of the earthquake, the eclipse T-square straddles the horizon axis confirming
its role.
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