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Originally posted by GradyPhilpott
I haven't heard a word of this on broadcast TV.
Hualalai - Hawaii's Third Active Volcano
Most Recent Eruptions:1800 and 1801 A.D.
Number of Historical Eruptions (since 1790 A.D.):
One, possibly two (six different vents active)
Though Hualalai is not nearly as active as Mauna Loa or Kilauea, our recent geologic mapping of the volcano shows that 80 percent of Hualalai's surface has been covered by lava flows in the past 5,000 years. In the past few decades, when most of the resorts, homes, and commercial buildings were built on the flanks of Hualalai, earthquake activity beneath the volcano has been low.
In 1929, however, an intense swarm of earthquakes lasting more than a month was most likely caused by magma rising to near the surface. For these reasons, Hualalai is considered a potentially dangerous volcano that is likely to erupt again in the next 100 years.
Originally posted by Esoteric Teacher
I remember watching stories of GreenPeace boats ramming French military ships that were in the South Pacific conducting deep water nuclear tests above the faultline that rides the bottom of the Pacific, and up into the San Andreas Faultline via through Mexico.
The first underwater nuclear explosion happened.
3 days later an earthquake occured on the same faultline and killed hundreds in Mexico.
The second underwater nuclear explosion happened.
3 days later an earthquake occured on the same faultline and killed a few dozen people in Mexico.
The third underwater nuclear explosion happened.
3 days later a volcano erupted on the same faultline and resulted in a mudslide and earthquake that nearly demolished a fair sized village or town, in Mexico.
Coincidences????
Originally posted by psyopswatcher
Personally, I think I'd rather be on beach without lights than one of the 300,000 in Buffalo without electricity. Many of them rely on power to run their furnaces and the flooding from the snowmelt is becoming treacherous also. Cold and wet, now THAT's misery.
Yep, moonlight on the beach sounds quite lovely.
Originally posted by labuddha
is it possible that with all of the nuke testing over the last say 10 years that we are waking up the ring of fire?
According to the USGS and our information it looks like this earthquake was a strike slip earth quake. It had a component of up and down motion but primarily it was a strike slip earth quake. Not unlike what you would find along the San Andreas Fault. So in other words, in stead of the slippage moving up or down the fault, the earth's crust shifted side to side, so that's a bit unusual.
So, I'm not sure what it portends for any changes in volcanic activity. As far as this being a harbinger for a much larger event, that's always a possibility.
Originally posted by dgtempe
I listened to Art Bell last night and his guest said this was the "strangest" earthquake ever seen.
Originally posted by labuddha
is it possible that with all of the nuke testing over the last say 10 years that we are waking up the ring of fire?
Originally posted by dgtempe
One can only hope this doesnt involve North Korea and is a real earthquake.
Nevertheless, i feel very sorry for all there and hope they will be fine.
Am i irrational with my suspicion?
Originally posted by Esoteric Teacher
I remember watching stories of GreenPeace boats ramming French military ships that were in the South Pacific conducting deep water nuclear tests []
The first underwater nuclear explosion happened.
3 days later an earthquake occured on the same faultline and killed hundreds in Mexico.
The second underwater nuclear explosion happened.
3 days later an earthquake occured on the same faultline and killed a few dozen people in Mexico.
The third underwater nuclear explosion happened.
3 days later a volcano erupted on the same faultline and resulted in a mudslide and earthquake that nearly demolished a fair sized village or town, in Mexico.
Coincidences????
Originally posted by Sri Oracle