Come to Japan, where we have rumbles, grumbles and fumbles all the time,
and rumpy-pumpies every day
and kneetremblers every week
and jigger-jiggers every month
and "OH MY GOD, THIS IS THE BIG ONE no it wasn't thank fook for that!" every couple of months...
You might have to wait a little bit (they never quite come when you're expecting them, rather like a London bus), but you'll be suitably shaken and stirred in time...
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Originally posted by Whats goin on ehThere is a theory that seems to hold water: earthquakes peak when the moon and the sun are in line or opposite which causes the earth's crust to stress more and slippages are more likely to occur. Notice the earthquake, I think the latest one was in Iran, right after the eclipse which of course puts the moon in line with the sun. The gravitational
I was waiting for Pompeii. Took longer than I thought. I see volcanoes are more popular than Earthquakes. I'm surprised the tsunami earthquake wasn't mentioned
stresses from those two are additive at that point in time, causing the earths crust to shift a bit more then when the moon and sun are not in line.
I remember reading a website(I can't remeber the name of the site) that said that the biggest tectonic activity in the entire world will happen around 2034 when The Plate Between India and asia will converge and have a large crack(5km end to end) in the southern Himalayas and will set of one of the volcanos over there.
Originally posted by Phiuck YiuUnfortunately, my project is due long before 28 years. Thanks for all your help everyone, my decision will be made on Wednesday, 2 weeks before the project is due.
I remember reading a website(I can't remeber the name of the site) that said that the biggest tectonic activity in the entire world will happen around 2034 when The Plate Between India and asia will converge and have a large crack(5km end to end) in the southern Himalayas and will set of one of the volcanos over there.