"What we think is that the magnitude 6 somehow created some fractures and reduced the pressure of the magma dike," Cesca said.
If there was an underwater eruption at the seamount, it likely happened at that time, Cesca added.
Which could cause catastrophic sea level rise and accelerate the dreaded climate change caused by humans. Or not! 😂🙌🌋
Glowball warming! It’s so bad now that the rocks are melting! Oh no, oh no.....
Are these earthquakes like Covid19 - i.e., nobody would even know they happened without special testing equipment?
Cthulhu?
"What we think is that the magnitude 6 somehow created some fractures and reduced the pressure of the magma dike," Cesca said.
If there was an underwater eruption at the seamount, it likely happened at that time, Cesca added.
Climate change.
“News” these days seems to be a lot about things that happened years ago.
Is it just me, or do other people have a problem with this description of a land mass centered over the south pole?
Wouldn't far eastern tip be just as true, and isn't the entire coastline considered north?