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Subject my theory on all the bubbling going on recently in sinkhole, lake and sea around LA & gulf of mexico

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More water in the ocean from ice melt...more water = more weight and more pressure.  check Post Glacier Rebound Effect.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-glacial_rebound
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ehm - something does not add up here, as afaik for example 1kg of ice cream is as heavy as 1kg of stone and is as heavy as 1kg of water (also: 1 liter of water).

so the weight - frozen or not - of water in any form should be the same, therefore the pressure it has on the crust should not change at all.

edit: glacier rebound effect is different from what you posted, so my answer is for your "more water = more weight and more pressure." statement.
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What you fail to get from what he is saying is that the frozen ice was on land ( Greenland mostly ) which has now melted and become part of the ocean.. hence "more water"
post glacial rebound effect is definitely real and most certainly the main cause of Earths dramatic weather changes (besides the bp / fukushima type fuck ups)...
I agree completely that these events seem to be linked and something large is brewing, praying it holds off until aaaafter my trip to Mexico next week lol..
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Original Message i am no geologist, but thought i share a thought i just had with you, maybe someone with more experts knowledge can share a thought on this?

we all know about the LA sinkhole in assumption parish and that it is bubbling.
due to this sinkhole, most of us here know about lake peigneur in LA, who is an old kind of sinkhole-event gone wrong. as posted in another thread today, this lake is bubbling now, too.
some days ago, there was a thread about a gas leak somewhere near macondo well where the deepwater horizon incident happened in the gulf of mexico.

assuming all these happenings are connected deeply underground,
and knowing that bubbling gas is methan in all of those places,
i wonder where it comes from and why it is coming to surface _now_ .

so now my theory:
this is formerly frozen methanhydrate warming up due to rising volcanic activity in the ground, now being methane gas and leaking all up the easiest way.
now look up these locations on a map;
if they are connected deep down in the ground.. this must be massive magma moving around down there to warm all this methanhydrate...

any thoughts?

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