Natural Science Forum / Earth Science / Earthquakes / March 2006

another kooky quake preduction
gilroy
3/15/06
18:00 utc    +- a day

Study of 2004 Tsunami Forces Rethinking of Giant Earthquake Theory
The flat top of the coral marks lowest tide levels before the giant
earthquake.
The Sumatra-Andaman earthquake of Dec. 26, 2004, was one of the worst

"Hunter" <kenhunter45@hotmail.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
1138174055.198278.37760@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...

 New Type of Volcanic Hazard Discovered
 Scientists have uncovered a new type of worrisome volcanic eruption
 after studying images of an odd-shaped ash plume that came unexpectedly
 crashing down.

When mass is displaced below ground during earthquake, sensitive
electronic weigh machine will show change in weight of object due to
disturbance in magnitude of gravitational field. And we can use this
weight reading change to trigger alarm.

test of server.  please ignore

I have spent the last 2 weeks in hospitals and physical rehab units in the
Phoenix, Arizona area.  I have a compound fracture of the right leg.  I am
using a walker.  I spent most of today writing checks.
I have no cast.  They put metal rods in my bones.  It will take 3 or 4

In the last few days that there's been quite a lot of activity in an
area ENE of the Virgin Islands; it appeared to start with a 5.3 on March
2nd, and has been continuing steadily with mostly 3.somethings.  No news
reports on the cause.  Since it's not too tightly grouped, I'm ...

I like Edinburgh Earth Observatory's "World-Wide Earthquake Locator".   This
sort of site makes homework more interesting.
http://tsunami.geo.ed.ac.uk/local-bin/quakes/mapscript/home.pl
Fizz

I had an nice trip to Lassen Park today.  I went through the Clear Lake
area last night and that was interesting.  The red soils look like
blood washed into the cracks in the pavement in the dark.  I went on a
road I've never been on before and it wound all around through the

Recently on sci.geo.geology, there was a post relative to some Meteorite
Crater being found in the Sahara, of dia 31 km which allegdelly the largest
in the Sahara.
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First, to compare: a)The Russian Prediction,  b) the mine,... and c)
the Effective event:
Publication:a) RIA Novosti; b)This Group
Date: a)August, 17th, 2005; b)Sept. 09th ; c) Oct. 15th 2005

I believe you'll find today's earthquake history much more interesting
than other days in regard to recurring earthquakes. While Parkfield,
California is well known for repeating sequences; it is not the only
place in the world which enjoys the same. While I would love to take

I learned today that the 5.2 quake on Feb 9 in the Gulf of
Mexico south of New Orleans, may not have been a quake at
all. It may have been a slump (undersea landslide).
Don in Hollister, on another forum, stated that he had contacted

http://www.terradaily.com/reports/2004_Tsunami_Forces_Rethinking_Theory_Of_Giant
_Earthquakes.html
by Staff Writers
Pasadena CA (SPX) Mar 03, 2006
The Sumatra-Andaman earthquake of December 26, 2004, was one of the worst