Several articles came out yesterday repeating Caltech reports about movement on the Garlock fault, which lies between Searles Valley and the San Andreas fault. Caltech suggested an increased likelihood of 8.0 magnitude quakes along the San Andreas.
Searles Valley was the center of a 7.1 magnitude quake in July and many, many smaller quakes since. Dutchsinse noted months ago that the huge amount of activity around Searles Valley was likely to move the Garlock fault, and that this in turn could stimulate major activity on the San Andreas.
Yesterday, Dutchsinse noted that mainstream geophysicists are beginning to follow his lead in making near-term forecasts of earthquake activity rather than just long-term prognostications.
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ThankQ :)
Yellowstone is an intraplate volcano.
An international group of scientists from the United States and Germany revealed processes occurring under Yellowstone Caldera.
Under the new model, under the volcano really is the mantle plume — hot stream that extends for thousands of kilometers in depth and rises from the border of the core and mantle of the Earth. Plume under the Yellowstone begins below Lower California (state of Mexico), southwest National Park.
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In the lower layers of the Earth’s mantle of molten rock slowly moved to the southwest relative to the surface. In the upper part there is a thread that moved to the northeast, from Lower California to Yellowstone.
Read More:
http://micetimes.asia/under-the-yellowstone-recorded-the-rise-of-magma-hronika-info/
I hope one day Dutchsinse gets credit for his research.
I hope one day Dutchsinse gets credit for his research.