7 of 10 SINKING Real Time Satellite Image - ADDITIONAL Images

[Stanislav]

Source: Real time satellite image Asia

Photos speak for themselves!

Indonesia SINKING:

Each month, I took one photo to show the fluctuation of flooding. I took a neat cloud-free image

12/30/2011

The sea is connected to the flood!

Duration flood:

11/27/2011

10/19/2011
09/29/2011

08/30/2011

07/31/2011

06/25/2011

05/29/2011

Mynamr SINKING:

12/31/2011

And so you did not think that this has always been here:

Duration of flooding:

Other map here:

http://lance-modis.eosdis.nasa.gov/imagery/subsets/?area=sea

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Bangladesh SINKING:

Cambodia SINKING:

12/30/2011

7 of 10 sinking

[Malou (Marie Louise) Geleff]

Amazing project !

[Chris]

Amazing proof

[Stanislav]

Nancy you rescue  me, thank you!

[Planet Twelve]

Thanks @Nancy and @Stanislav.

More  Zetas Right Again!!!

[Nancy Lieder]

I have researched the website @Stanislav located and am including some shots in my upcoming newsletter, 7 of 10 STATUS etc. Posting here first!

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For Java, it is notable that where the area near the city of Jakarta has been remarkably spared, other parts of the north coast of Java appear to be at a 40 foot elevation loss. Some inland areas of Java also appear to be flooded, not draining. An 80 foot elevation drop is predicted
http://www.zetatalk12.com/info/tinfx341.htm
by the Zetas when sinking has completed.


Manila has clearly sunk north of the bay and to the southeast of Manila, as predicted, and seems to be at the 40 foot loss predicted by the Zetas as of the end of 2011. Bangkok has not recovered from its floods, nor will it, despite the claims that this was only river drainage. Here again the flooding from sinking seems to equate to the 40 foot mark predicted by the Zetas.



The island of Borneo is expected to suffer an 80 foot drop, but seems to only again be at the HALF way mark. But the tip of Viet Nam appears to be devastated, closer to its predicted 40 foot drop with the loss of sea level reaching inland to Cambodia.

[Derrick Johnson]

Thanks Stanislav, great work

[Malou (Marie Louise) Geleff]

Happy New Year, Stanislav & looking forward to your report !

Thanks for this !

[KM]

Thank you Stanislav for all your hard work, the photos certainly show clear evidence of  the flooding!

[Stra]

Incredible job, well done! There's clear difference in the Indonesian photos. In some there's no flooding while in others you can clearly see a whole lot of water at the N coast.

For newcomers: take in sight the small, white "26 feet elevation drop" map and see all the areas highlighted in red. Next compare those areas in all the satellite images below that one. You can see large amounts of bluish areas in some of the photos, while in some there is much less. Compare those to see the extent of the flooding. Just massive areas inundated.

[Nancy Lieder]

Powerful images and THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR HARD WORK!!!!