This doesn't mean that the water level dropped or rose 250 feet. I made the same mistake when I first started watching these buoys because that's basically what the graphs suggest. However...what is really means is that the pressure surrounding the buoy's anchor has changed significantly...enough to represent that 250 feet of water has been removed from above it. This is actually just as or more significant than the water actually disappearing because if the water DID NOT disappear, how did the pressure get so reduced? I have found the answer may be in the release of methane gas that causes the buoy's anchor to be lifted somewhat...this may result in it thinking that pressure has been reduced. In all honesty, until a study is done on each event by NOAA, nobody can really tell for sure what it means.
Quoting: American Trappers, LLC There has been recent earthquake swarms pretty much exactly by this buoy recently.
I taken some screenshots during a bit
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Oh I agree...has been a lot of action around this particular fault area for some time. Between Australia and Tonga it's always active. This buoy seems to go active quite often and rarely do we see any big quake come from it. BUT...NOAA never produces any error claims or notes any adjustments so something IS occurring down there! Thanks for keeping us informed.
There has been ping pong affect plate movements all starting with buoy data
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Also have been many pattens such as these:
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By following patterns I predicted the last 7+ earthquake in the very location days before it happened.
Quote from 8/31:
"Specially I'd be most concerned anywhere from California down to the bottom of Central America.
For swarms and/or at least one 7+ earthquake"
Source:
Thread: Plate movement watch underway! Java buoy going wild.. again! (Page 8) And more recently forecasted more Java seafloor adjustments/Tonga region uptick.
All on the 20th. (mainly due to eastern Australia buoy data)
Quotes:
"There is oh sooo much pressure building from that buoy east of Australia to Java area Indonesia up to Sumatra region...
Pressure is stuck basically and it's gotta give sooner rather than later...
I suspect strongly the area by New Caledonia/Vanuatu/Tonga is the culprit.
Outcome? More buoy activity and/or increasing earthquake swarms or large earthquake in that area.
Second possibility.. Which would mean another seafloor adjustment by Java..."
Source:
Thread: Plate movement watch underway! Java buoy going wild.. again! (Page 13) Since the 20th the largest earthquakes globally have been by Tonga region
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Including today's 5.5 and 5.7 Tonga quakes.
Plus now the seafloor is showing activity by Java!
Both of which was stated on the 20th.
Coincidence?
No, all based upon patterns and data.
There is more going on than meets the eye.
