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Partial crustal shift and the Sun / earth , new EARTH UNDER FIRE video pg 116
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I wonder how the underground water supply will be affected? I know that shifting ground can affect wells and springs. What about the aquifers? Sound travelling through water?
Quoting: LookingInward good point, I need to research that. From Delaware to NC there's one big-ass one where millions rely on it called Castle Hayne aquifer. Phosphate mining operation down there (3 diff corp owners) since late '50's. They pump 78+ millions of gallons of fresh water PER DAY for their operations. The aquifer has been seriously dewatered for so long that salt water is creeping inward. And yeah, we're still experiencing BOOMs over a 4-5 county region centering around Raleigh, NC. No one knows WTH the booms are all about and it's fallen off the news cycle. So, massive Earth changes abound because of some squirrely shit going on in our Heavens. I found this USGS report from 1999 [ link to earthquake.usgs.gov (secure)] A theory for the oscillations was developed by Cooper et al. and refined by Liu et al. This theory is based on the idea that seismic waves cause expansion and contraction of the aquifer tapped by the well, in turn causing oscillatory pore pressure changes. If the aquifer has high enough transmissivity, then these pressure changes cause flow into and out of the well. Offsets The "offsets" are harder to explain. They have also been known for decades (eg., the 1964 Alaska quake papers). We do expect offsets in the "near field" of an earthquake because the fault offset produces permanent expansion and contraction of the surrounding rocks. At distances of 100's or 1000's of km, however, the permanent ground deformation is negligible. [less than 50%] Thanks. That helps to explain a lot of things for me. I had one of those booms go off almost right under me several years ago (before I knew where they come from). I went outside to look for fighter jets, a fireball or a crater nearby. My initial thought was that a passenger plane had crashed. I was sitting in an office/computer type chair inside a mobile home. It shook me and the chair. The windows rattled. The whole house shook. The boom was very loud. I was sitting less than 20 feet from the well. It was strange that the water changed after that. It had sort of hard water before, then it became softer. The water also became somewhat murky. I suppose some of the rock collapsed near the bottom.. During summer dry periods, water conservation was a factor as the well would run dry.
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