Natural Science Forum / Earth Science / Earthquakes / February 2005

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Felix Tilley
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I found this link mentioned in an article in our Faculty and
Staff newspaper from Jan. 31:
 http://uscnews.usc.edu/tsunami
One feature is a link to the journal notes of a USC scientist, Dr. Jose

In Message 50, asetnil wrote: ". . . . Everything in geology and
paleontology
suggests steady motion that is usually too slow to see in a lifetime,
with the exception of earthquakes . . . "

I read this at the time it was published.  My thoughts were how these
ancient cultures could protect themselves when those in India could not.  
I also thought of jay stevens,aka dr. jai etc., and his huge failure to
predict anything about the event, but that is par for the course ...

Can anyone tell me exactly what the
screw adjustment on the top of this
geophone is supposed to do ?
The makers of this device are intolerant

Quite a few quakes in the "Near the Coast of Ecuador" region!
Updated as of Tue Jan 25 02:14:40 UTC 2005.  DATE-(UTC)-TIME Latitude
Longitude Depth Magnitude Comments
yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss degrees degrees km

In Message 33 Wraithmonk wrote:  ". . . . Why don't you keep it in one
thread, instead of posting new messages & starting *new* threads?"
It has all been completely accidental, this new thread and my recent
mispostings to the main thread and so on.

In Messages 30, 31, Bob Officer and George of the jungle wrote: ". . .
. The ejecta is particles of earth and rock...

The Ward et al PTB scenario which I wrote earlier was decisive in my
putting a PTB date on my super huge impact, is consistent with,
corroborates my super huge geyser explanation of what happened to the
MISSING PTB EJECTA LAYER.

I have just posted something relevant to this theme to its other branch:
"What happened to the ejecta? Why hasn't more than a buckyball-noble
gas trace of the PTB ejecta been found? . . . .
 Very very very good questions . . . . Gosh, I am so glad I got to

In Message 94, George wrote:  ". . . . An impact large enough to have
carved out an ocean basin certainly would
leave enough evidence behind to demonstrate that it occurred . . . ."
Yes, such as those globally distributed fullerines/buckyballs

So far it's just a bunch of Titanium tungued circle talk and
pipe dreams.
Tangents are infinite in all of natures
universes constantly and at random.

In Message 94, George wrote:
". . . . you earlier suggested that an object such as shoemaker-levy
could produce the results you infer.  Yet I have shown you that that
object was only 2 km in diameter prior to its break up, and even

In Message 17 I wrote:
"In Message 13, Skywise wrote:">   SERM is the acronym for Supercrater
Etalon Resonance Manifestation,

And there's nothing strange about the weather in New Zealand (normal
summer conditions)......
http://www.smh.com.au/news/National/Shaken-but-not-damaged-54-quake-hits-NZ/2005
/02/01/1107020370823.html
Shaken but not damaged: 5.4 quake hits NZ