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Indo-Australian Plate breakup triggering global chain reaction RECONFIRMED! Buoys are key! What NOAA doesn't want you to know!
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Great sleuthing. Please keep us informed when those bouys do their thing.
Have I got this right? Sumatra buoy drops and west coast Central/South America follows with a big quake.
If a buoy does the same strange thing above Australia we can expect to see big quakes in the PNG/Solomon/South Pacific area?
What about the buoys on the southern tip of NZ? Have they ever shown the same drop?
Also, thanks for the addition of the video. My head doesn't spin quite so much with you talking me through your long threads. I was getting myself a bit confused trying to absorb all your info before.
Quoting: Keep Smiling Of all the buoys around the world the ONLY ones that have shown these type of adjustments are from Sumatra to the Solomon Islands. That is the area where something is going on deep below, when a plate shift occurs in that region pressure is transferred causing large earthquake/s in the lower Americas. All the screenshots are side by side and that's simply what it all shows. It's not like this is the first time seismologists and geophysicists officially acknowledged this to have occurred right after the twin 8 pointers by Sumatra of April 2012, however shit has been shifting ever since. OK thanks - was just a bit confused as to where the Solomon Islands and PNG quakes come into it. They are obviously part of the plate shift so when they go off as they are, they too, set off the lower Americas. With the screenshot showing a buoy by the Solomons with a higher wave height - and then the Solomons quake hitting I was trying to find that correlation.
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