| IC/BJT, Baijiatuan, Beijing, China | IC/ENH, Enshi, China |
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| IC/LSA, Lhasa, China | IC/MDJ, Mudanjiang, China |
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| IC/QIZ, Qiongzhong, Guangduong Province, China | IU/COR, Corvallis, Oregon, USA |
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| IU/DWPF,Disney Wilderness Preserve, Florida, USA | IU/LVC, Limon Verde, Chile |
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| IU/MIDW, Midway Island, Pacific Ocean, USA | IU/RCBR, Riachuelo, Brazil |
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| IU/RSSD, Black Hills, South Dakota, USA | IU/SSPA, Standing Stone, Pennsylvania USA |
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| IU/TUC, Tucson, Arizona | IU/WAKE, Wake Island, Pacific Ocean |
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| IU/WCI, Wyandotte Cave, Indiana, USA | IU/WVT, Waverly, Tennessee, USA |
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Grabbing the highly magnetized Atlantic Rift during the approach of Planet X involves
attempting to hold it when aligned with the core at the Face and Dark points, tug it
forward when the Atlantic Rift hoves into view at the Dawn point, and tug it back
when the Atlantic Rift attempts to leave at the Dusk point. The Surging was noted on
the increase during the last week of July by the Slowing Team. Geostationary Satellites
picking up data from earthquake monitoring stations worldwide would lose their contact
is the globe moved under them even slightly. Note that from the Dawn to Face point
when a surge forward would occur this contact is lost in a number of stations on Aug
15, re-established briefly at the Face point when the globe is held back, and lost again
when the tug back slows the globe. The Slowing Team likewise noted this uptick.