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Originally posted by AprilSky
The elite have found a way of creating two earthquakes at once, the resulting in two sets of waves waves which run into each other, the point of interception will suffer devastation of a much greater scale than the size of either quake but the devastation will be very localized.
Originally posted by AprilSky
reply to post by Aggie Man
Really so when you clap your hands together, one hand meeting the other with equal force ... nothing happens?
Go back to school ....
Originally posted by AprilSky
reply to post by Aggie Man
Really so when you clap your hands together, one hand meeting the other with equal force ... nothing happens?
Go back to school ....
Originally posted by grindhouzer
R you saying that our wee country was a test site??
Why would they attack christchurch? Why not auckland or wellington?
You do know that a NEW fault line was descoverd there in christchurch??
a totally natural occurance.....
The first, and most profound, difference between wave motion and the motion of objects is that waves do not display any repulsion of each other analogous to the normal forces between objects that come in contact. Two wave patterns can therefore overlap in the same region of space, as shown in the figure at the top of the page. Where the two waves coincide, they add together. For instance, suppose that at a certain location in at a certain moment in time, each wave would have had a crest 3 cm above the normal water level. The waves combine at this point to make a 6-cm crest. We use negative numbers to represent depressions in the water. If both waves would have had a troughs measuring -3 cm, then they combine to make an extradeep -6 cm trough. A +3 cm crest and a -3 cm trough result in a height of zero, i.e. the waves momentarily cancel each other out at that point. This additive rule is referred to as the principle of superposition, "superposition" being merely a fancy word for "adding."
Originally posted by Aggie Man
Wave Motion:
The first, and most profound, difference between wave motion and the motion of objects is that waves do not display any repulsion of each other analogous to the normal forces between objects that come in contact. Two wave patterns can therefore overlap in the same region of space, as shown in the figure at the top of the page. Where the two waves coincide, they add together. For instance, suppose that at a certain location in at a certain moment in time, each wave would have had a crest 3 cm above the normal water level. The waves combine at this point to make a 6-cm crest. We use negative numbers to represent depressions in the water. If both waves would have had a troughs measuring -3 cm, then they combine to make an extradeep -6 cm trough. A +3 cm crest and a -3 cm trough result in a height of zero, i.e. the waves momentarily cancel each other out at that point. This additive rule is referred to as the principle of superposition, "superposition" being merely a fancy word for "adding."
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Oh, SNAP!
Originally posted by AprilSky
reply to post by badw0lf
For goodness sake, I am saying that two quakes go off at once and so a huge force meets up with another huge force and collide and of course what you say about quakes in general is true...
Is this really the level of intelligence on this site?
Originally posted by AprilSky
OMG, this is not waves in water and believe me I experienced it and there was no canceling each other out, not before the whole place went crash!
Originally posted by AprilSky
reply to post by redtic
Oh man I give up ... you guys have not heard of HAARP?
I guess you will think it a coincidence that the top seismologists where running around here in a non earthquake zone of New Zealand before the huge September quake and that FEMA officials were here at the time of this latest quake ... just a coincidence I image?