Hidden hazards that could trigger huge quakes and tsunamis off Californian coast (trunc)

Dailymail.com ^ | 29 May 2015 | Ellie Zolfagharifard For

[A CA Guy]

Yes, and unless the military can scan and prevent entry by reading a nuclear signature by satelite we are screwed.

As far as terrorists with nukes; all it takes is money to buy one and there are many nuclear nations that would sell them one destined for the USA.

[MeshugeMikey]

A VISIT by....

[BenLurkin]

Aha!

So that's the Mother Nature we've been told all these years not to fool with.

It all makes sense now.

[ThomasThomas]

We have a couple of college interns that would like to feel a small quake before go back to school.

[dp0622]

and did the kid gets swallowed whole a few minutes later?

[Rocky]

This article appearing at this time has to be part of the publicity/marketing campaign for the movie “San Andreas.”

Excellent point. I wonder how much the studio is paying under the table for this kind of "news."

[MeshugeMikey]

"MOTHER NATURES SON"

[SpaceBar]

Perfect timing with the movie San Andreas.

It will take their mind off the fact that 1 in 10 mexican nationals live there.

[SpaceBar]

Tzar bomba was poorly acoustically coupled to the earth. Most of the energy went into the atmosphere.

[jjotto]

Above ground level is the preferred way to use a nuke for maximum destructive effect. Using one to make an earthquake do the damage is intriguing.

[semaj]

"Could be that the surfers in California will get a chance to “Hang Ten” all at the same time."

All the way to the gates of Yosemite.