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Further signs of Indo-Australian plate break up, 10 different buoys thousands of miles away from each other go into event mode minutes apart!
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[quote:Bending Light:MV8yNTI4NTMxXzQzNzY5MDA1XzcxMTRBMEUx] [quote:Bending Light:MV8yNTI4NTMxXzQzNzY4OTIwXzg0MjU2QTA2] Here is an example :soloquakebuoy::soloquakebuoynz: The distance between these two buoys is over 3500 miles apart but they went into event mode about 20 minutes apart Meaning if it was from a "tsunami wave" it had to be traveling over 10 thousand MPH which is not possible as they go about 500MPH. http://ptwc.weather.gov/faq.php the same can be said about all the other buoys that went into event mode at about the same time, minutes apart thousand of miles in different directions. This was not caused by a wave but something else. Something is going on deep below [/quote] and now this after I posted this thread last night http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message2528710/pg1 It's no coincidence, being something abnormal is going on down there [/quote]
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At very least we all should agree on that this isn't normal.
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