20 miles northwest of our nation's capital
PEPCO power blips/flashes becoming more common in Darnestown is consistent with a grid under increasing instability and stress. PEPCO power in Darnestown has entered a new and troubling phase. Over the past several months, around 2026, brief power blips, flickers, and flashes have become increasingly common. That is notable because, for roughly the previous five … Read more
“All these [expensive] datacenters and all the money being funneled into it; what’s the ‘end game’ here?” — Answering the question NO ONE has been able to answer: What is AI for? The current explanation sounds great and looks good on paper, but when you look at the data it simply doesn’t add up, and … Read more
Loudoun County, Virginia government has “almost matched the operating budget annually [via the annual taxation take] just in the [taxation take] that they’re bringing in from [taxing] datacenters.” (Loudoun County has lowered its real-estate tax rate every year over the last decade. Meanwhile, every other concern and reason decries the foolhardy mistake of building datacenters … Read more
“”Datacenter Dangers #13 – Datacenter Hell in Maryland’s Agricultural Preserve – SkyNet, and the “New LAIy Lines””One Datacenter proposed for Dickerson, Maryland is admittedly gauged to consume 75% of the county’s current power — so that’s a near-doubling of power consumption of the entire county; however, this power is to be concentrated in a land … Read more
There are several different categories of seismic data being collected around the Montgomery County / Loudoun County area, and most people only know about the earthquake-monitoring portion. 1. Official Earthquake Seismic Monitoring The primary organizations are: Maryland operates its own seismic network, and real-time seismograms are publicly available. The Maryland Geological Survey states that its … Read more
A multi-part, fully-sourced Series deeply exploring the Many Serious Ill-Effects of Datacenters. Newest first. #31 #30 #29 #28 #27 #26 #25 #24 #23 #22 #21 #20 #19 #18 #17 #16 #15 #14 #13 #12 #11 #10 #9 #8 #7 #6 #5 #4 #3 #2 #1 Directly Related
Milham and Dirty Electricity Samuel Milham’s definition of “dirty electricity” is broader than classic IEEE 519 harmonics. He focuses on: His 2013 paper states: “Dirty electricity … is high-frequency voltage transients riding along the 50 or 60 Hz electricity provided by electric utilities.” Milham and Stetzer associated dirty electricity with: and proposed that electrical pollution … Read more
IEEE 519 is essentially the electric-grid equivalent of a noise ordinance, but it only applies to one of the three known kinds of noise pollution caused by datacenters. Here is an examination of the IEEE519. IEEE 519 is essentially the electric-grid equivalent of a noise ordinance. Instead of loud music disturbing your neighbors, it addresses … Read more
Exploring potential psy/para aspects — Could dreadful Tommyknockers spread due to datacenters? Consider Michelle Gibson’s considerable esoteric research into “circuit-board earth”. “What datacenters will likely do is sicken the residents, make the area unlivable, and destroy any inherent resale value beyond that of scrap-land for eventual government takeover.” Table of Contents ——— The New Machine … Read more
