BREAKING: USGS says 8.9 EQ ripped 150 mile x 50 mile hole in earths crust!

wtf I saw it too.

That can't be good.

When the new island forms, I declare it as mine!

It's on the BBC front page.

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as promised! and i'm looking for more!

no, really,

If you are talking about the twitter feed on the left side of the page, then that is NOT news!!!

THIS HOLE WILL FINALLY ALLOW SATAN TO ESCAPE!

PREPARE FOR ARMAGEDDON!

Big subduction event.

Four plates come together in that area, diving underneath the N.A. plate - hence all the quakes. Displace the viscous magma underneath and it has to go somewhere, not surprising a couple of volcanos are venting...

That must be upsetting news for the whole "California CAN'T fall into the ocean crowd". All it will take is a big enough crack for it to slide into sideways.

It is not. Liar

Here is the link

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I hear that on Fox too. Has anyone heard any estimate of how deep the rip is? That could displace an enormous amount of water if the rip goes as deep as the quake itself.

CAN U FIND PIC OF HOLE PLZ?

WILL GIVE BACKLINK

bring on the DOOM LOCUSTS

HOLY SHIT!

1940: The 8.9-magnitude earthquake which struck Japan on Friday was the strongest in the area in nearly 1,200 years, David Applegate, a senior science adviser at the US Geological Survey, tells the Associated Press. He says the quake ruptured a patch of the earth's crust 240km (150 miles) long and 80km (50 miles) across

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I give it 24 hours before Godzilla crawls out from that hole

It didn't rip a hole in the crust, it displaced, or moved, that plate.

if true, then this EQ had to be bigger than 8.9 on the Richter Scale. curious.

The 8.9-magnitude earthquake which struck Japan on Friday was the strongest in the area in nearly 1,200 years, David Applegate, a senior science adviser at the US Geological Survey, tells the Associated Press. He says the quake ruptured a patch of the earth's crust 240km (150 miles) long and 80km (50 miles) across.

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Bingo....


Its the GLP effect that turns:

David Applegate, a senior science adviser for earthquake and geologic hazards for the U.S. Geological Survey, said the 8.9-magnitude quake ruptured a patch of the earth's crust 150 miles long and 50 miles across.

into:



David Applegate, a senior science adviser for earthquake and geologic hazards for the U.S. Geological Survey, said the 8.9-magnitude quake tore a hole in the earth's crust 150 miles long and 50 miles across.


Which one sounds more dramatic?

None of that information means a hole was created.

i dont see anywhere on that page where it says that

Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn

Its going to be underwater.

None of these links back up the OP's claim.