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Originally posted by The angel of light
reply to post by The angel of light
The Peace of God to all that belong to the light,
Dear Readers,
This week on the transition between Spring and Summer, a new powerful seismic episode occurred at Japan is showing us again that the North Pacific basin is more active than never before and that it is perfectly logical to wait for new important events happening during this summer, either in places in which it was already trembled before or in new risk areas.
www.nydailynews.com...
thanks,
your friend,
The Angel of Lightnessedit on 6/23/2011 by The angel of light because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by kro32
If seer's were real they would not be so cryptic but be more specific.
Nobody can predict earthquakes.
Originally posted by kro32
Would you care to debate the fact that this North Pacific Basin is more active than ever before? If I prove to you that there have been many times in the past where it's been more active what will you do?
Originally posted by EthanT
Originally posted by kro32
If seer's were real they would not be so cryptic but be more specific.
Nobody can predict earthquakes.
I don't know anybody in any profession with a "perfect" track record. Why do seers have to be?
Originally posted by EthanT
Originally posted by kro32
Would you care to debate the fact that this North Pacific Basin is more active than ever before? If I prove to you that there have been many times in the past where it's been more active what will you do?
That's gonna be tough. This recent "spike" in earthquakes we are having is similar to one back around 1960. it seems consensus is starting to move towards saying we are bit more active now than around 1960.
The EQ data doesn't go back far enough to find any other "spikes" that are larger than either of these. Doesn't mean there wasn't any. Just gonne be hard to prove without data.
Originally posted by kro32
Originally posted by EthanT
Originally posted by kro32
If seer's were real they would not be so cryptic but be more specific.
Nobody can predict earthquakes.
I don't know anybody in any profession with a "perfect" track record. Why do seers have to be?
Nobody else is claiming to be able to predict earthquakes either.
Originally posted by kro32
You sure about this?
What if I did produce data showing larger spikes. I have access to all these records as i'm a geologist and work right next to our earthquake monitoring center at my university.
Originally posted by EthanT
Originally posted by kro32
You sure about this?
What if I did produce data showing larger spikes. I have access to all these records as i'm a geologist and work right next to our earthquake monitoring center at my university.
Produce them then. If anything I would find this very interesting. I don't care if I am wrong. If there is more interesting data out there I would love to see it.
Specifically,a chart showing all recorded EQs above 7.0, and a chart showing total energy for ALL recorded earthquakes. With the periods of 1960s and 2010 for comparison to the other periods you are talking about.
Originally posted by kro32
Originally posted by EthanT
Originally posted by kro32
You sure about this?
What if I did produce data showing larger spikes. I have access to all these records as i'm a geologist and work right next to our earthquake monitoring center at my university.
Produce them then. If anything I would find this very interesting. I don't care if I am wrong. If there is more interesting data out there I would love to see it.
Specifically,a chart showing all recorded EQs above 7.0, and a chart showing total energy for ALL recorded earthquakes. With the periods of 1960s and 2010 for comparison to the other periods you are talking about.
Before I spend 3 hours of my time researching all this I would like a comment from the original poster about his response before I blow up his thread with factual data. Otherwise I have better things to do. However I can think of two instances when there were series of quakes larger than what we have now.
Specifically the early 1980's which is when they though Long Valley Caldera was going to go and around the mid 70's. However it should be noted that these were based on the Richter scale which is no longer used so you will have to crunch some math for the actual data if you want it to find their relative scales for today.