Florida sinkhole "a chasm," expected to grow, officials say "“This is no ordinary sinkhole,” he said. “This is a chasm.”

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Holy Crap...

Even though impossible to have perspective by comparison whether this is really increased sinkhole frequency or if it's just more advertising these incidents, it does seem reasonable to assume all that oil, all those millions of gallons of corexit are eating away at the soft intricate limestone & coral that once beautifully purified water into the aquifers.

Ever have that dream where you're falling?

Have always though Florida was going to sink into the ocean.Dreamed about it more than once.With so much opening up under the gulf eventually something has to move from underneath Florida.

Chasm may refer to:

A gorge or canyon, see Canyon
A geological rift, see Rift
mythologically,
Chaos (cosmogony)
Abyss (religion)

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Rift
"Chasm" redirects here.

Diagrams of a chasm {rift}
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House valued at 68K per the article. That is very low for the square footage. Wow!

WAS.

Peace.

Psst. Oil drilling is not allowed in Florida. It hasn't been for years.

Always knew them ho's would be the death of us!


Everyone strap 2X4's to your asses!

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Is this the one where the guy was swallowed up while he slept in his bed?

Do you know of another one

The address listed in the article is at 27.971179°N - 82.281178°W.

65 feet to the west of the house is a water runoff cachement 100' x 350'.

What if... the persistently increased water flow into the ground from this basin weakened the "chasm" roof and allowed the collapse?

That city or county may be liable.

could this be related to synthia/corexit?

An underground river running thru 10000 years ago and now a chasm.

Chasm insurance ?

Another hoax.

A new tourist destination: The Grand CHASM!

Florida is like Swiss Cheese. It is "Karst" geology - limestone caves and caverns filled with underground water and rivers. This is why there are so many springs, they are the openings into the karst. The cities, agriculture, mining and bottling plants are drawing too much water out of the aquifer and when the aquifer levels drop, there is no more water pressure holding up the surface land.

This is going to continue because the water management and environmental depts. in Florida are corrupted and paid off by TPTB.
Water is the oil of the 21st century.

Oh... and sorry about the dude who got swallowed up by the earth. Wonder what he was thinking???

Chasmed in many a Sinkhole.

If you believe that I've got some swampland to sell you. This is what Florida is all about. They filled in the swamps and it is not sustainable. Sinkholes will multiply.

yup much of florida is a swampy sand bar

Some of you are quite close.

Before the Triassic, the area around Orlando was due south of where New Orleans is at. The Yucatan Peninsula was next to Galveston Texas. The Gulf of Mexico did not exist. Over the millennia, the Gulf of Mexico opened up as a series of transform faults slid past each other.

Those faults still exist, and have fractured the Limestone that was laid down in shallow seas. These fractures allow water to percolate down and disolve the rock, producing caves and other subterranean features.

The Port St Joe fault passes through this area and there are collections of sinkholes all along it's path. North of Panama city you can find all sorts of collapse features and lakes, even up through Defuniak Springs, which is a town that features a nearly perfectly round lake (in an old sinkhole). This fault runs up into Alabama, and you can find cavelike features in the area where is passes.

The fault is pretty dormant, though occasionally it will have a small quake.

The most startling quake any of these old transform faults made, was a Mag 6.0 directly in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico Sunday, September 10, 2006 at 14:56:07 UTC. This was probably on the Mississippi River Fault.

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Anyway, you can see the 14 dominant transform faults here.

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This is from page 11 of "Basement Controls on Subsurface Geologic Patterns and Near-Surface Geology across the Northern Gulf of Mexico: A Deeper Perspective on Coastal Louisiana." by Bryan P. Stephens with what was Minerals Management Service.

[link to www.searchanddiscovery.com]

Those who know me "shhhh." I'm not here.

Have you? Are you there or is it just a random dream? I'm curious because I am thinking of moving back, so that I can be with my family, when it sinks....

I would imagine that the luciferians/illuminutties believe that introducing the word "chasm" adds power to the spell. They want to bring their "lord" to power on the earth, and falling for this ridiculous story will help their plans along nicely.

Sure, these holes exist, but there are no pictures...why?

Hew, no, I'm gonna rope us to the chimney.

Cool... chasmaclysmic doom.