Breaking-Tsunami Buoy moving strait of Hormuz near Iran

Probably nothing but good catch...

Are these buoys placed strategically in the ocean?? If so, what kind of difference in movement is alarm for a potential tsunami? As opposed to a storm over the buoy sending false tsunami info? I don't know anything about early warning system buoys.

#YY MM DD hh mm ss T HEIGHT
#yr mo dy hr mn s - m
2013 02 21 07 02 30 3 2622.114
2013 02 21 07 02 15 3 2613.838

Up 9 meters?

cloudy light winds in the area so not weather related.

Only earthquake close is the afghanistan one and thats not close enough for this.

bump

Kids! Damn them!

No answer to a valid question, ok DOOM ON!

And yet you DON'T understand a damned thing about them.

And it's basIs,



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Look mayby is simple drowning or just fucked up ? Pacific in gulf are los a one kilometer of water ? pure BS

Water level COLLAPSED 1300+ meters in half an hour?????

[link to www.ndbc.noaa.gov]

2013 02 21 07 07 00 2 2613.839
2013 02 21 07 37 00 2 1267.134

A jewish gemand made submarine go hook this buoy but hmm how this thing can give singal to satelite below 1 km sea surface. Must be a STRONG GPS device

Maybe a meteorite landed close to the buoy?

that area will never ever have tsunami... i could raise the BS flag, but i dont have time to click

That buoy was going off last year. It would be close to the edge of the Australasian plate, so could be reflecting it wobbling.

Also, I think a sand volcano created an island in that same region, around the time this buoy kept going off.

M.E the coast surf is up lol

The buoy data just flatlined !!!

2013 02 21 08 57 00 2 77.666


It appears the device was lost and sunk deep into the ocean... bye bye

This is an article about an island which formed in this area in 2011.


Mud Volcano Erupts From Arabian Sea

There's a new island in the azure waters off Pakistan, but you might want to hold off on vacation planning: The tiny dot is a mud volcano that will likely disappear before it sees 1,001 Arabian nights.

Pakistani fishers reported the new mud volcano in the Arabian Sea in late November, and NASA's Earth Observing-1 satellite snapped a picture of it (right) on January 11. The volcano was not in a satellite picture of the same region taken last February.

According to NASA, mud volcano "islands" have appeared in the Arabian Sea before, and most have washed away within a few months. In fact, the January picture shows tan sediments steaming from the new mud volcano, suggesting it is eroding and will soon vanish.

Mud volcanoes, which can appear on land or underwater, form when underground layers of silt or clay become pressurized either by tectonic activity or by a buildup of hydrocarbon gases.

Pakistan's mud volcanoes are driven by plate tectonics: The Arabian plate is subducting—or diving under—the Eurasian landmass, churning up sediments that form Pakistan's coastal plains and an offshore slope.

Underneath the plains, subduction is also melting rock into magma, which infuses the groundwater with heat and volcanic gases. The resulting acidic brew dissolves the rocks above into a slurry of mud and hydrocarbons, which then seeps through faults in slow eruptions.

[link to news.nationalgeographic.com.au]

the Emirates are set to be flooded by a 9-meters high wave in a few minutes and you are still in front of your computer?

Flooded by a 9 meter wave

Sure whatever ....

And i guess there is hours of lag between the sea floor rise recordings and the actual wave. hmmm

Methane eruption beneath the buoy, water displacement is enough to cause it to sink and make it appear the water is rising.

Here's a bit of an explanation on how these buoys work:


[link to www.bom.gov.au]