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Geologists say Alaska quake caused by huge rupture
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| 11/20/02
| Reuters
Posted on 11/20/2002 12:54:15 PM PST by NormsRevenge
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To: Dallas
Ping
To: NormsRevenge
Super Quake BUMP!
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posted on
11/20/2002 12:56:28 PM PST
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cmsgop
To: NormsRevenge
And all the while I thought it was caused by a hernia.
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posted on
11/20/2002 12:56:31 PM PST
by
Consort
To: NormsRevenge
It didn't force officials to shut down the pipeline. The pipeline automatically shut itself down. Lazy reporting, whoda thunkit.
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posted on
11/20/2002 12:57:00 PM PST
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calljack
To: NormsRevenge
the quake could have been the first in a series of large events Time will tell, but today and tomorrow are a time of maximum tidal stress.
To: NormsRevenge
Cool science *bump*
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posted on
11/20/2002 1:01:16 PM PST
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fone
To: Jimer
Remember Weird Al's Living With a Hernia to the tune of Living in America?
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11/20/2002 1:01:58 PM PST
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Poohbah
To: RightWhale
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11/20/2002 1:02:04 PM PST
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bmwcyle
To: bmwcyle
That's a great website!
Comment #11 Removed by Moderator
To: greasyHeart
increased magnetic diffusion exhibited by the Earths core and the warming of the oceans from the bottom up Magnetic diffusion. Hmm, do they have any numbers, or even a concise mathematical formula for this phenomenon? The oceans are warming from the bottom up? Even if they are, so what? This is the kind of stuff you hear from students in chem class who disappear forever after the first week.
To: NormsRevenge
Yikes....the term rupture has a special meaning to us guys. It's something that we can really relate to.
No matter how plausible their explanation, I find little comfort..
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posted on
11/20/2002 4:28:10 PM PST
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Dallas
To: 2sheep
Shakey Ping...
To: calljack
"It didn't force officials to shut down the pipeline. The pipeline automatically shut itself down. Lazy reporting, whoda thunkit."
That was the early report. Afterward, Alyeska clarified that after seismic alarms went off, there was a manual shutdown from the Operations Control Center in Valdez. So the article is correct.
To: tubebender; Graewoulf; Sabertooth; prisoner6; rockprof; geopyg; DoughtyOne; EternalVigilance; ...
Geologists say Alaska quake caused by huge rupture If so, what caused the rupture?
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posted on
11/20/2002 6:12:26 PM PST
by
2sheep
To: 2sheep
Plate techtonics. Surely you've heard of that concept. The entire Pacific Plate is rotating counter-clockwise (which is easily demonstrated by rock correlation).
Nobody greases the wheels, though, and when the plate catches against the adjacent plates and breaks loose all at once, everything bounces.
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posted on
11/20/2002 6:26:39 PM PST
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Dog Gone
To: Dog Gone
>Plate techtonics. Surely you've heard of that concept.I know that theory. Are there any others?
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posted on
11/20/2002 6:45:33 PM PST
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2sheep
To: 2sheep
Yes, but scientific evidence is not their friend.
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posted on
11/20/2002 6:58:09 PM PST
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Dog Gone
To: Dog Gone
Global Warming is supposedly scientific evidence but has a satanic political agenda likely to end in another Holocaust. It is wise to question assumptions and traditions. If no one had questioned tradition, we would all still have a flat earth theory as mainstream.
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11/21/2002 12:22:03 AM PST
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2sheep
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