April 10, 2007

Scientists Issue Massive ‘Global Warming’ Earthquake Warning

Scientists from both Russia and India today are revising their fears over what they are terming could be a ‘Massive Earthquake’ in the subduction zone where the Pacific Plate moves under the Indian-Australian Plate.

Of particular concern to these scientists is the increasing seismic activity in the Azores islands region of the Atlantic Ocean and where another two 5.0, or greater, magnitude earthquakes have struck in the past 24 hours, and which continues the quake swarm for that region that began on April 5th with a strong 6.3 magnitude earthquake.

Though not fully understood by scientists, the increasing phenomena of antipodal earthquake correlations are raising concerns that a new, and as yet, unexplained internal Earth mechanism is increasingly the cause of the series of massive earthquakes that have been occurring around the World these past few weeks, and which include:

The April 5th 6.8 magnitude earthquake that hit the New Caledonia region of the Pacific Ocean.

The April 3rd 6.2 magnitude earthquake that hit the Afghanistan region of Asia.

The April 2nd 8.1 magnitude earthquake that hit the Solomon Island region of the Pacific Ocean.

The March 29th 5.9 magnitude earthquake that hit the Tanzania region of Africa.

The March 25th 7.2 and 7.1 magnitude earthquakes that hit the South Pacific region.

The March 25th 7.1 magnitude earthquake that hit the Japanese Island region.

Though earthquakes of these magnitudes are not considered by scientists to be an unusual occurrence, the concentration of these past few weeks’ higher magnitude earthquakes, in such a short time span, is what are alarming the Russian and Indian Scientists.