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Bouvet Volcano becoming active? (my title)
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Posted on 12/09/2012 9:11:37 AM PST by winoneforthegipper
MAP 5.0 2012/12/09 12:38:40 -54.038 -1.941 9.9 BOUVET ISLAND REGION MAP 5.1 2012/12/07 01:35:09 -54.094 -1.928 17.4 BOUVET ISLAND REGION MAP 5.1 2012/12/06 21:33:26 -54.217 -1.983 12.0 BOUVET ISLAND REGION MAP 4.9 2012/12/06 15:46:50 -54.039 -1.964 18.7 BOUVET ISLAND REGION
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TOPICS: Science
KEYWORDS: bouvet; catastrophism; norway; volcano
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To: Errant; machogirl
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posted on
12/09/2012 9:56:22 AM PST
by
winoneforthegipper
("If you can't ride two horses at once, you probably shouldn't be in the circus" - SP)
To: omega4179
Near the Antartic southeast of Africa.
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posted on
12/09/2012 9:58:20 AM PST
by
winoneforthegipper
("If you can't ride two horses at once, you probably shouldn't be in the circus" - SP)
To: winoneforthegipper
To: GQuagmire
Now that made me laugh!....thanks!
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posted on
12/09/2012 10:08:25 AM PST
by
winoneforthegipper
("If you can't ride two horses at once, you probably shouldn't be in the circus" - SP)
To: Cold Heart; Kartographer
"A recent interpretation of the Mayan calender said Bouvet Island was going to have big problems. "Some of those damn 'Preppers' just may survive a Cosmic Winter, eh?
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posted on
12/09/2012 10:18:37 AM PST
by
blam
To: winoneforthegipper; machogirl
Something pretty massive happened there, and not in the too distant past!
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posted on
12/09/2012 10:19:14 AM PST
by
Errant
To: GQuagmire
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posted on
12/09/2012 10:22:49 AM PST
by
blam
To: Errant
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posted on
12/09/2012 10:29:24 AM PST
by
mj81
To: Errant; machogirl
Seems like this area is just ripe for action to.
Those quakes are magmatic that I am sure of.
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posted on
12/09/2012 10:31:03 AM PST
by
winoneforthegipper
("If you can't ride two horses at once, you probably shouldn't be in the circus" - SP)
To: mj81
Thanks! Interesting and a keeper doc. I totally agree with meteor strikes contributing to much more earth change than has been given credit. One look at the moon should convince anyone of that. I don't agree with the trough theory from oblique strikes, they seem to be quite rare on other bodies.
IMO, it's more likely the result of rapid plate drift and fracture due to the massive pressure waves generated. :)
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posted on
12/09/2012 10:45:03 AM PST
by
Errant
To: winoneforthegipper
So what ya think is causing all this increase magma flow? We're north of 70 above ground eruptions this year alone! Likely many more than that under the oceans...
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posted on
12/09/2012 10:52:52 AM PST
by
Errant
To: mj81
Fascinating. Bookmarked for further reading.
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posted on
12/09/2012 11:06:59 AM PST
by
machogirl
(First they came for my tagline, (it's back). 2008, the Decline of America)
To: winoneforthegipper; machogirl
Another area recently shaking a lot! lol
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posted on
12/09/2012 11:09:54 AM PST
by
Errant
To: Errant; winoneforthegipper
earthquake-report.com has this for volcanic activity for yesterday (re: the quakes recently north of Ridgecrest)
“Intense swarm seismicity continued overnight beneath the Coso Volcanic Field (CA). Event magnitudes ranged from M0.0 to M2.5. The activity has shallowed overall and migrated eastward from its original position beneath the rhyolite dome cluster. The dark cluster of epicenters in the upper central portion of the SCEC map represents the Coso earthquake swarm.”
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posted on
12/09/2012 11:13:20 AM PST
by
machogirl
(First they came for my tagline, (it's back). 2008, the Decline of America)
Since the Coso Volcanic Field is used for geothermal power, are the quakes there similar to The Geysers injection quakes or magma movement?
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posted on
12/09/2012 11:21:02 AM PST
by
machogirl
(First they came for my tagline, (it's back). 2008, the Decline of America)
To: machogirl
The activity has shallowed overall and migrated eastward That's interesting. Sounds a lot like the activity around El Hierro
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posted on
12/09/2012 11:23:30 AM PST
by
Errant
To: Errant
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posted on
12/09/2012 11:26:02 AM PST
by
machogirl
(First they came for my tagline, (it's back). 2008, the Decline of America)
To: machogirl; The Cajun
This area should be pretty well mapped from seismic 3-D surveys, so it's strange that the experts aren't putting out more information on that. I would think they have a good idea of what's causing it.
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posted on
12/09/2012 11:33:49 AM PST
by
Errant
To: machogirl; All
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posted on
12/09/2012 11:39:08 AM PST
by
Errant
To: Errant
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posted on
12/09/2012 11:42:31 AM PST
by
machogirl
(First they came for my tagline, (it's back). 2008, the Decline of America)
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