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herrw (OP) User ID: 1120326 United States 11/03/2010 12:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | That's all I got. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 373696It's better than what most here have. And at least you admit you're a crackpot. 5 stars for you! Thanks for that :) I'm still digging for more information, so hopefully I'll be able to narrow down what I think is happening and show it in real time. "Don't shove beans up your nose."--from a sign in my 8th grade History class. It still applies. |
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MountainTux User ID: 873257 Canada 11/03/2010 12:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | No, I don't have dates. We'd see pre-release temblors before it happened, as things start to give way, though. Either a major eruption, or a big-ass quake (or a big ass-quake, if you prefer). Quoting: herrwThat's all I got. Actually, that's pretty damned good! Now add to the mix the fact that this subduction zone has been essentially "locked" for some time now, and we're within the window of estimation for a megathrust event such as the one in 1700, and maybe this makes more sense. Possibly it's not a RESTRUCTURING of tectonic plate pressure. Theoretically it could be more in the nature of a cyclic migration, if you will, or rather a periodic redistribution of pressure, resulting in some predictable events. The idea of a cycle is very prevalent in all that's going on today, so I think it works into your theory quite nicely. And again, good info, and good reasoning! Thank you! The power of Linux COMPELS you! |
herrw (OP) User ID: 1120326 United States 11/03/2010 01:13 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | No, I don't have dates. We'd see pre-release temblors before it happened, as things start to give way, though. Either a major eruption, or a big-ass quake (or a big ass-quake, if you prefer). Quoting: MountainTuxThat's all I got. Actually, that's pretty damned good! Now add to the mix the fact that this subduction zone has been essentially "locked" for some time now, and we're within the window of estimation for a megathrust event such as the one in 1700, and maybe this makes more sense. Possibly it's not a RESTRUCTURING of tectonic plate pressure. Theoretically it could be more in the nature of a cyclic migration, if you will, or rather a periodic redistribution of pressure, resulting in some predictable events. The idea of a cycle is very prevalent in all that's going on today, so I think it works into your theory quite nicely. And again, good info, and good reasoning! Thank you! Thank you again. The more I look at the maps and consider the vectors, the more I think that Ranier (or one of the cascade chain volcanoes) is due for a big boom. St. Helens is a possibility, but I can't see that being the end of it... only the start. "Don't shove beans up your nose."--from a sign in my 8th grade History class. It still applies. |
herrw (OP) User ID: 1120326 United States 11/03/2010 01:15 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Second that, 5 stars! Quoting: MadiganDitto.... ...and I'll go with the "big-ass" quake. I like a side dish of humor with my doom....thanks. If it's a big ass-quake, I suspect it would be of a magnatude of Oprah on a Tilt-o-whirl. "Don't shove beans up your nose."--from a sign in my 8th grade History class. It still applies. |
herrw (OP) User ID: 1120326 United States 11/03/2010 01:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to earthquake.usgs.gov] "Don't shove beans up your nose."--from a sign in my 8th grade History class. It still applies. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1149801 United States 11/03/2010 01:31 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | No, I don't have dates. We'd see pre-release temblors before it happened, as things start to give way, though. Either a major eruption, or a big-ass quake (or a big ass-quake, if you prefer). Quoting: herrwThat's all I got. Actually, that's pretty damned good! Now add to the mix the fact that this subduction zone has been essentially "locked" for some time now, and we're within the window of estimation for a megathrust event such as the one in 1700, and maybe this makes more sense. Possibly it's not a RESTRUCTURING of tectonic plate pressure. Theoretically it could be more in the nature of a cyclic migration, if you will, or rather a periodic redistribution of pressure, resulting in some predictable events. The idea of a cycle is very prevalent in all that's going on today, so I think it works into your theory quite nicely. And again, good info, and good reasoning! Thank you! Thank you again. The more I look at the maps and consider the vectors, the more I think that Ranier (or one of the cascade chain volcanoes) is due for a big boom. St. Helens is a possibility, but I can't see that being the end of it... only the start. Ranier would be disastrous! You Crack Pot! |
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herrw (OP) User ID: 1120326 United States 11/03/2010 07:07 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | No, I don't have dates. We'd see pre-release temblors before it happened, as things start to give way, though. Either a major eruption, or a big-ass quake (or a big ass-quake, if you prefer). Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1149801That's all I got. Actually, that's pretty damned good! Now add to the mix the fact that this subduction zone has been essentially "locked" for some time now, and we're within the window of estimation for a megathrust event such as the one in 1700, and maybe this makes more sense. Possibly it's not a RESTRUCTURING of tectonic plate pressure. Theoretically it could be more in the nature of a cyclic migration, if you will, or rather a periodic redistribution of pressure, resulting in some predictable events. The idea of a cycle is very prevalent in all that's going on today, so I think it works into your theory quite nicely. And again, good info, and good reasoning! Thank you! Thank you again. The more I look at the maps and consider the vectors, the more I think that Ranier (or one of the cascade chain volcanoes) is due for a big boom. St. Helens is a possibility, but I can't see that being the end of it... only the start. Ranier would be disastrous! You Crack Pot! I'll wear that title with pride. Even a cracked pot holds some water. But if Ranier was to go, it would give some warning signs. We haven't seen those. Yet. "Don't shove beans up your nose."--from a sign in my 8th grade History class. It still applies. |
herrw (OP) User ID: 1120326 United States 11/03/2010 07:09 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | On 11/2, amateur seismologists (and GLPers) noticed something which we could not explain. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1151275Where did you read this from? Or are you referring to GLPer's as amateur seismologists? We have a number of amateur seismologists here in GLP, yes. I worded that badly. I should have said, "Some amateur seismologists here on GLP". Although, I must admit, I have no way of knowing if some of the commentors in the thread aren't actual seismologists. Or male strippers, for that matter. Internet anonymity is a wonderful thing. "Don't shove beans up your nose."--from a sign in my 8th grade History class. It still applies. |
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herrw (OP) User ID: 1120326 United States 11/04/2010 01:22 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm in touch with Prof. Amman, of the PSU Seismology department. He's taking a look at the data for me, so that we can have a somewhat qualified opinion of the matter. "Don't shove beans up your nose."--from a sign in my 8th grade History class. It still applies. |
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herrw (OP) User ID: 1120326 United States 11/04/2010 01:36 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm going with a plate cracking. And yes I'm a crackpot, too. :) Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1140684Well, there's two possibilities here, one that I hadn't thought of. The first is that it's something that didn't register as an earthquake anywhere, yet was felt all-over. That's a bit of a stretch, but not outside the bounds of possibility. The second is that it's related to one of the 21 erupting volcanoes across the globe, which is more likely. However, if this is the case then it's a VERY deep VERY violent movement of magma, and should correspond to a VERY big eruption of some sort. "Don't shove beans up your nose."--from a sign in my 8th grade History class. It still applies. |
herrw (OP) User ID: 1120326 United States 11/04/2010 01:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I would also like to add that there has been an unusual number of 4.0+ quakes recently along the Aleutian Islands fault chain. Here's the GPS time series which shows the motion and speed of the plates, as we know it to date (information is dated, and not real-time): [link to sideshow.jpl.nasa.gov] The north-western portion of the NA plate pushes in a SW direction, while the south-western portion of the plate moves in a NW direction, or effectively the entire NA plate is rotating around the JdF plate, which is expanding even as it is subducting. The Pacific plate is spreading, effectively pushing itself east-ward and west-ward at the same time. The Atlantic and Pacific trenches are the major drivers of the volcanic activity along the Indonesian Volcano chain, much like squeezing the sides of a jigsaw-puzzle will cause some pieces to bend, others to be pushed down, and still others to be pushed up. But I'm getting wordy now, and most everyone already knows what I'm talking about. I still hope to learn something from Prof. Amman, however. Last Edited by herrw on 11/04/2010 01:48 PM "Don't shove beans up your nose."--from a sign in my 8th grade History class. It still applies. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 904314 Canada 11/04/2010 01:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I was watching the Daily Show last night, and they were making fun of news clips from the election night.. In one of the clips, some guy on Fox said: "This is a lot like in 1811, 1812, when the new Madrid earth quake was so devastating that it made the new Mississippi river run backwards" I thought that was very peculiar |
herrw (OP) User ID: 1120326 United States 11/04/2010 01:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I was watching the Daily Show last night, and they were making fun of news clips from the election night.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 904314In one of the clips, some guy on Fox said: "This is a lot like in 1811, 1812, when the new Madrid earth quake was so devastating that it made the new Mississippi river run backwards" I thought that was very peculiar My favorite part about the New Madrid quake is not the affect on the Mississippi river, but rather the sand volcanoes that burst out of the plains. I've seen demonstrations (on a small scale) of how they were formed, but to see one up-close would be exhilerating. Pressure is created by the shaking, and liquid forms muddy fountains that break the surface-tension of the soil. Only happens with moist ground, however. "Don't shove beans up your nose."--from a sign in my 8th grade History class. It still applies. |
herrw (OP) User ID: 1120326 United States 11/04/2010 08:07 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to www.facebook.com] He says, "it's the PNG quake." "Don't shove beans up your nose."--from a sign in my 8th grade History class. It still applies. |
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