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Subject Sinkhole & Buoy's related????

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Ok, that makes sense to a point, however we are talking about 2200 feet of adjustment in about 2 months.  That would displace a huge amount of water.  Even if it was a slow process the water still had to go somewhere...
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You're right, it's lots of water indeed which does have to go somewhere. Even for an educated mind, it's really difficult to have a clear picture of events of this size, especially when they have to do with elements such as liquids and volumes. It would be very very interesting if someone (perhaps here on GLP?) would have the necessary enthusiasm to do some actual calculations. It's not too complicated stuff and there seem to be many real experts around here. Even if theoretical, calculations based on real physics would help a lot in getting a picture of the potential consequences of, for example, the movements of the ocean floor which definitely do seem to be taking place.

As it happened, the first time ever I went to check details of any of the buoys from the noaa web page myself, picking a completely random one without seen any threads on GLP about sea floor adjustments or anything, the graph showed a steady and significant change in water level! It was something like 60 meters or so and somewhere near Alaska. I was amazed, especially since the level did not return to the same it had been, but the change that had taken place in just over a minute or so appeared to be permanent. There was a sign of a small "splash" either before or after the shift (can't remember which and unfortunately lost the screen shot I took) but other than that, it looked like the water level had suddenly changed - a lot!

There's [i]so[/i] much weird stuff going on all over it's absolutely breathtaking! I'm not worried though - quite the opposite, I see all this as a clear interconnected sign of the fact that 2012 and reality changes are here. It's going to be quite a ride, but as before, we'll make through once again. And, this time the results are going to be very different. It's going to be an exciting trip there! Very important to take care of each other! <3
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Original Message DISCLAIMER: I think this is a crazy idea, but I am not an expert. So I would like to hear what everybody else thinks about this.

There have been a lot of threads discussing buoy activity near Java. There have also been as many or more threads about the LA sinkhole. I've read many of those threads. This evening I was looking at a globe and noticed something. If you have a globe nearby take a look so you can see where I got this crazy idea. If you don't have a globe handy, see the web-links below. Once you've found a globe locate the sinkhole in LA and place a finger there. Now find the location of the buoy near Java and place another finger there. Doesn't it seem like they are close to being exactly opposite of each other; is it possible they are connected?

Nobody knows, or saying, how deep the sinkhole has reached. As far as the buoy's are concerned it appears buoy 53046 has shown the most adjustment. It very well could be buoy errors, but some threads on this site have very compelling information that beg to differ.(see links below) Regardless, I've looked at historical data for that particular buoy and things started changing on 8/24/12. I went through the archives on the NOAA website back to April 2012 and they show an average water column height of 4612 meters from 4/1/12 to 8/24/12. Since 8/24/12 to today's date of 10/18/12 the water column has shrunk to 3919 meters. That's a 693 meter (2270 foot) difference! The part that really bothers me about the buoy's though, is that I have not found a decent explanation as to why there has not been a significant tsunami, because when you look at the time stamps of the buoy readings there are some pretty large adjustments in just a few minutes. I thought large sea floor adjustments that happened that quickly are exactly what cause tsunamis.

What are your thoughts?

interactive globe - [link to www.earthbrowser.com]

Threads with additional information:

Thread: Plate movement watch underway! Java buoy going wild.. again!
Thread: Don't make ASSUMPTIONS; try to Understand.
[link to www.ndbc.noaa.gov]

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