Mini Tsunami hits UK

Originally posted by BarmyBilly
You can still walk across to St Michael Mount, this is smaller than small.

Yeah I know mate, I can see the mount from my back window.

When I said I saw it, I mean I SAW it as it happened.

This is scary stuff indeed.

It must have caused at least 20p worth of damage, and soaked a moggy.

sorry guys, i was bathing my dog and it kinda let one go , you know what i mean, it farted

In the grand scheme of things it's nothing of consequence. But still an unusual event for Britain. We have though had big tsunamis in the past

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TIDAL BORE...

Originally posted by shushu
TIDAL BORE...

would be cool if suddenly you seen some shark fins popping up out of nowhere.

From the OP's news link:

The rapid drop in tide led to a perceivable shift in air pressure which remarkably created so much static in the air that it cause people's hair to stand on end.

A shift in air pressure from a landslide 200 miles away causing people's hair to stand on end ??

This "big" drop in the tide only resulted in a miniature sized wave that someone could have easily mimicked by doing a friggin cannonball into a swimming pool...

Am I the only one that's never heard of such a thing before ?

reply to post by CranialSponge


Did this happen in Japan and Indonesia?
Very strange, I'll just have to put on my tin foil hat and scream,
It was HAARP!!!

According to the BGS map there was a 2.0 tremor off France on June 22nd listed as a "possible explosion"...
We also had the 2.7 at Newton Abbott on the 23rd. It's only about 15-20 miles from me as the crow flies but I didn't feel it.
Previous to that was a 1.5 off Dartmouth on June 2nd... I wonder if
these mild tremors triggered a landslip somewhere... Also wondering if there's some fracking
going on out in the channel?

BGS Earthquake Map

reply to post by CranialSponge


i was thinking the same - how comes there weren't reports of massive static build ups in japan and indo...

weird

Originally posted by Regenstorm
reply to post by CranialSponge

 

Did this happen in Japan and Indonesia?
Very strange, I'll just have to put on my tin foil hat and scream,
It was HAARP!!!

Heh, HAARP probably not...

David Cameron's wife blowing the power grid breaker with her hairdryer and tossing it into the waters off the coast of Cornwall ? Maybe.

So some of you are saying this is normal.
But is it "normal" for there to be a static discharge and for fish to be leaping out of the water?

The guy getting that excited over seeing a duck tells you all you need to know about that 'wave'

reply to post by doubledutch


usgs.com
has all the cool animations for earthquakes and as far as normal........this life....not normal.....i feel blessed to live in this time period. to be honest i feel weird....like everythings off...balance...

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Winder if it is connected to this?

news.bbc.co.uk...

Also numerous UFO activity over UK from 6/21 - 6/26/ Numerous youtube videos much to busy to post them all tonight. I think the alines might be miffed they didn't get an invite to the Royal wedding. Surfs up everyone.

reply to post by boo1981


Yea it is fairly normal for fish to be jumping out of the water, we had a small quake years ago and all the zebra fish in my aquarium were going berserk for a bit. Another little quake caused my bird to fall off its perch, but didn't effect the fish. Theres two types of movement waves connected to quakes, one is a side-to-side motion and one is like a direct 'push'. I've forgotten which one causes fish to jump.
Not sure about the static, but gas 'bubbles' and sparks are sometimes seen in the vicinity of a quake, so I suppose the air pressure change could build a bit of a static charge.

reply to post by Skittle


We aren't going to sink, we're on continental shelf...we may flood again (ahem!)

BREAKING NEWS!: Residents of the U.S.A.'s East Coast Experience Low Tide Followed by High Tide. Citizens Panic as Waves Cover Their Ankles. Government Declares State of Emergency, Dispatches National Guard to Assist with Local Authorities in Distributing Towels.

Sure, it's not serious, however imo it's very anomalous and that gives me cause for concern. There has been no plausible ex;planation about the 'static'. I would like to know WTF that is about and WTF is going on?