Seismic Activity and Solar Cycles

[nonentropic]

Fun in the sun.

America's Cup on Wednesday

[missouriboy]

Mar 4, 2021 20:44:06 GMT nonentropic said:

Fun in the sun.

America's Cup on Wednesday

You can send it home anytime now.  

[missouriboy]

FOR ACID - After quake sinkholes in Croatia.


weather.com/news/video/earthquake-ravaged-region-of-croatia-pocked-with-sinkholes

[acidohm]

Mar 6, 2021 7:21:21 GMT missouriboy said:

FOR ACID - After quake sinkholes in Croatia.


weather.com/news/video/earthquake-ravaged-region-of-croatia-pocked-with-sinkholes

Pretty soon "being lost in a sinkhole" will become no.1 excuse for husbands not coming home in 24hrs 😄

[missouriboy]

Mar 6, 2021 14:13:59 GMT acidohm said:

Mar 6, 2021 7:21:21 GMT missouriboy said:

FOR ACID - After quake sinkholes in Croatia.


weather.com/news/video/earthquake-ravaged-region-of-croatia-pocked-with-sinkholes

Pretty soon "being lost in a sinkhole" will become no.1 excuse for husbands not coming home in 24hrs 😄

And like the Bismark, they will meet the same fate.  

[missouriboy]

The cousins may be coming for a visit Sig.     Very close to Reykjavik.

Magma chamber continues to expand, more than 35 000 earthquakes hit Reykjanes Peninsula in two weeks, Iceland

Subaerial eruptions have occurred in historical time during the 13th century at several locations on the NE-SW-trending fissure system, and numerous submarine eruptions at Reykjaneshryggur dating back to the 12th century have been observed during historical time, some of which have formed ephemeral islands.


watchers.news/2021/03/11/magma-chamber-continues-to-expand-more-than-35-000-earthquakes-hit-reykjanes-peninsula-in-two-weeks-iceland/

duckduckgo.com/?q=Reykjanes+Peninsula%2C+Iceland&atb=v108-1&ia=web&iaxm=maps

[flearider]

always happens if you read up over the next 2-6 yrs expect an uptick in volcanic activity .. and we are expected to get a massive solar storm .. so out with the lights and anything that runs on electricity

[nonentropic]

Volcanism is a constant in my mind it's just when it's close to white people or even people at all that it gets attention.

Solar is rare and a worry we have rising vulnerability not falling. A Carrington from oblivion. Sort off.

[missouriboy]

Mar 14, 2021 21:16:22 GMT flearider said:

always happens if you read up over the next 2-6 yrs expect an uptick in volcanic activity .. and we are expected to get a massive solar storm .. so out with the lights and anything that runs on electricity

I'm going to drop some more dead trees, stock up on D, AA, AAA and rechargebles with a small solar array, and PLANT MORE ONIONS w/ edible flowers.  NOTHING kills an onion.  

[missouriboy]

USGS Cautions that the World’s Largest Volcano Could Erupt

Pele is becoming angry.

weatherboy.com/usgs-cautions-that-the-worlds-largest-volcano-could-erupt/

[nautonnier]

Mar 16, 2021 0:12:14 GMT missouriboy said:

USGS Cautions that the World’s Largest Volcano Could Erupt

Pele is becoming angry.

weatherboy.com/usgs-cautions-that-the-worlds-largest-volcano-could-erupt/

That might just alter the atmospheric CO2 concentration or at least interfere with measurement of it.

[missouriboy]

Mar 16, 2021 1:29:05 GMT nautonnier said:

Mar 16, 2021 0:12:14 GMT missouriboy said:

USGS Cautions that the World’s Largest Volcano Could Erupt

Pele is becoming angry.

weatherboy.com/usgs-cautions-that-the-worlds-largest-volcano-could-erupt/

That might just alter the atmospheric CO2 concentration or at least interfere with measurement of it.

Don't think I even need to keep a detailed record of all these seismic/volcanic events to notice the increase over the last 2-3 years.

[blustnmtn]

Fairly comprehensive article on Cascadia:

"All day long, just out of sight, the ocean rises up and collapses, spilling foamy overlapping ovals onto the shore. Eighty miles farther out, ten thousand feet below the surface of the sea, the hand of a geological clock is somewhere in its slow sweep. All across the region, seismologists are looking at their watches, wondering how long we have, and what we will do, before geological time catches up to our own."

www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/07/20/the-really-big-one?utm_campaign=falcon&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_social-type=owned&mbid=social_twitter&utm_brand=tny

[nautonnier]

I am used to preparing for hurricanes, they are somewhat forecastable. I cannot see how you can sit on a hill that may explode and have a bug out bag just in case there is something left when it does finally blow.

[missouriboy]

Mar 16, 2021 12:45:49 GMT blustnmtn said:

Fairly comprehensive article on Cascadia:

"All day long, just out of sight, the ocean rises up and collapses, spilling foamy overlapping ovals onto the shore. Eighty miles farther out, ten thousand feet below the surface of the sea, the hand of a geological clock is somewhere in its slow sweep. All across the region, seismologists are looking at their watches, wondering how long we have, and what we will do, before geological time catches up to our own."

www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/07/20/the-really-big-one?utm_campaign=falcon&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_social-type=owned&mbid=social_twitter&utm_brand=tny

Enviable prose.  Louis L'Amour would be impressed.    All true.  When you choose a path, you choose a destination.  When you choose a destination, ya pays your money and ya takes your chances.  Some destinations have more "exciting" chances than others.