Something Strange In Chile's Earthquakes - 6 Mile By 3 Mile Rift Rips In Earths Crust!?

reply to post by Druid42


500,000,000

The numbers dont lie.

reply to post by LightAssassin


42

Whoa! You're right!

reply to post by Phage


Whats 42?? Phage, you are good at these things. I gratefully thank you for debunking that mars rover photo I found. I am very open to the truth.

reply to post by LightAssassin


42 is the answer to:

Life.
The Universe.
& Everything.

reply to post by Karilla


How does that relate to my calculations?

And I believe the number is 7. But if you have found a link to my calculations, please elaborate....or please let go of my leg.

I don't think this particular eruption is that serious - (like Phage stated), it should release excess pressure and potentially prevent a more serious eruption. The next few months will tell.

Unlike what the MSM is saying, it's not the Puyehue Volcano that has erupted. It's actually a fissure eruption in the Puyehue-Cordon Caulle region (like burntheships stated) that is circled by various active volcanoes - the closest one being Puyehue.

I think the reason for the conflicting reports is because reporters are making estimated guesses without properly verified data. Probably the true extent or size of the fissure or rift will not be conclusive until the eruption has subsided to a point where more accurate data can be taken in safer conditions. Not knowing the procedure for taking the necessary readings, I presume that the eruption is preventing availability to accurate data and readings - even with any current measuring instruments in place.

Although it's been 50 years since the last eruption of this volcano, most Chileans are not very surprised or concerned about it. There has been several eruptions from other active volcanoes in the southern region in the last few years. One destroyed the town Chaitén with ash. Most have been far enough away from heavily populated areas.

Around the sparsely populated areas where this eruption occurred, there are many natural hot springs (hot spring pools and spas are common). So people there understand that there is volcanic activity below them. Luckily there has been no known deaths from this.

I think it may take some time to determine the extent, size and ramifications of this rift and/or fissure. I'm glad the OP brought it to my attention so I can follow up on it. Thanks OP.

reply to post by LightAssassin


Sorry, but Phage started with the flippancy. 42 is the answer to the ultimate question in Douglas Adams' Hitchhikers' Guide series. I could be wrong, but I think Phage was possibly casting aspersions on the validity of your statistics. Or, the "numbers don't lie" line may have got his goat. You know him.

In recompense for my interjection, I'll have a dig into your numbers.

reply to post by loam


What a beautiful community in that second video, kind of put it into perspective for me as I was somehow imagining it to be some poor cardboard box neighborhood.

reply to post by burntheships


So could you show me a map of where in worst case scenario will be affected? Sheeze what to do to prepare for this!!!

reply to post by Phage

I could be wrong but.....
Phage I'm incline to believe you're making a funny. Posting the number 42 with a favored number of physics being 24 ? I'm guessing here.

antar
How do you prepare for something like that? I'm think'in moving in a southernly direction>. Or simply making a conscious effort to enjoy every freeking thing you can from this day forward. Anyone else notice the taste of metal lately.

Why would the elite kill everyone in Hollywood? That's their kids playground for crips sakes.


But... but I wasn't babbling..... I was simply correcting

No.. as someone stated, 42 is the answer to life, the universe, and everything (per Douglas Adams - see his published works for more details).

Whoever is babbling nonsense about 500 mil.. you have: 1. Too much time on your hands, and 2. A severely paranoid personality. Just saying.

reply to post by randyvs


thanks for the video, you disruptive thing you!

I keep thinking of that thread that was on ATS some time ago....I think the title
of it was "Its Official, The Earth Is Cracking Up" .

I know its not doing that...yet.

This is an interesting eruption, as its spectacular in nature, yet has
not been a killer yet. I find it interesting, its time to pause and think.

Originally posted by antar
reply to post by burntheships

 

So could you show me a map of where in worst case scenario will be affected? Sheeze what to do to prepare for this!!!

This is one of the best maps I have found, though it does not show populaitons.



twitpic.com...

Something to think about...in just a short period of time, about a year, aircraft have been
grounded three times now due to volcanic ash.

Thats a new one, I think.

Originally posted by LightAssassin

Originally posted by observe50
My heart sinks every time I see or read about this happening. Rift or fissures to me doesn't matter what it shows me is that the things I have been shown and told by the ones you call Alien's is all slowly coming to light. It will continue sadly and worsen until the event occurs.

I have sent you a PM regarding this comment, please receive it well.

This volcano is highly interesting. Didnt the swedish volcano Ooll-fa-loo-gal (thats how it sounds when pronounced, but spelt very differently) have a similar thing happen???

Be positive about all of this. It is what must, and will happen. Out with the OLD...In with the NEW.

It is all good.

Regards and Nameste,

-Chung

needless to say the eruption is very impresive...and if the 'fissure' was 3 miles ect..dont you think that there would be some type of pics of the ground opening and eruption from the 'fissure'...3 miles is sorta of a big crack to open in a day..

like i said, an impressive display but MSM is 'sensationalizing' it with poor reporting and speculation.....sorta sound like a bunch of 'conspiracy nuts'

I think the problem with accurate reporting is caused by the conditions around the eruption. I think things will actually have to subside to a considerable degree before much more can be known. I seriously doubt that any research flights can get close enough to give us much info yet.

reply to post by burntheships


Does that picture show the ash going up into Nevada USA? If so it connects right where the prevailing winds sweep it along the Gulf Coast and on into the Midwest... If this blows how long do we have before it hits us up here?

reply to post by antar


Thats interesting, good question; I dont know the projections on the ash.
I am guessing we could look to NASA for that...I bet they have a zero in on it.

At least we wont be facing this scenario. ETA: I apologize, as you know if I posted pics of
Joplin right now, its comparable, perhaps even worse. Be safe freind!

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A road in covered in pumice rock from the volcano.

www.dailymail.co.uk... newsxml

reply to post by antar

General circulation between the northern and southern hemispheres is nearly nill. Between the heat at the equator and the Coriolis effect, it just doesn't happen.
Certainly not enough to carry significant amounts of material.

reply to post by burntheships


I don't know the actual population in that exact area, yet I would guesstimate 15,000 within 3 hours of the eruption zone (not counting Bariloche). I know this mostly from recent visits to the area and traveling the same route between Chile and Argentina several times.

There are some, yet not many, inhabitants nearby - mostly farms and small inns, stores and restaurants along the two lane paved road from Osorno Chile to Bariloche Argentina (through the international pass Puyehue). There is a fairly large hotel and a national park, yet since it's off-peak season, there should not be many visitors in that area. Most of those who live in the area are fairly close to this main road (the only road in and out of this area) and can easily evacuate, if needed.

The biggest impact as of now is most likely to the town of Villa La Angostura in Argentina. A small tourist town of about 8,000. This route between Chile and Argentina is a very important commercial and tourist route between the two countries - so this eruption could lead to some economic losses. Bariloche and Villa La Angostura are primarily dependent on tourism (ski resorts). They are lucky since the ski season peaks in July-August, so hopefully by then all will be fine.