More "freak" occurances

[Luddly Neddite]

Scientists mystified as 20 earthquakes hit Oklahoma in one day | Mail Online

An area of Logan County around Oklahoma City felt the brunt of the quakes, which were as large as magnitude 3.5
Residents feared for their personal safety and for their property but scientists remain unsure what's causing them, much less how to predict or stop them
Scientists say it could be the result of fracking, changes in lake water levels or even a natural occurrence

Read more: Scientists mystified as 20 earthquakes hit Oklahoma in one day | Mail Online
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We've gotten so used to freak storms and freak occurrences like this, we forget that it wasn't always like this.

But of course, human activity have nothing at all to do with it.

 

[R.C. Christian]

Signs and wonders.

 

[Gracie]

It's just the government working on those space ships that are to go to another planet cuz this one is almost dead.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Signs and wonders.

Or maybe its just god "moving in mysterious ways".

 

[Moonglow]

It was just the increased farting of people visiting buffet's.

 

[ScienceRocks]

Fracking is causing it!

 

[Zoom-boing]

Scientists mystified as 20 earthquakes hit Oklahoma in one day | Mail Online

An area of Logan County around Oklahoma City felt the brunt of the quakes, which were as large as magnitude 3.5
Residents feared for their personal safety and for their property but scientists remain unsure what's causing them, much less how to predict or stop them
Scientists say it could be the result of fracking, changes in lake water levels or even a natural occurrence

Read more: Scientists mystified as 20 earthquakes hit Oklahoma in one day | Mail Online
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We've gotten so used to freak storms and freak occurrences like this, we forget that it wasn't always like this.

But of course, human activity have nothing at all to do with it.

No consensus.

 

[HelenaHandbag]

 

[ScienceRocks]

Pre-fracking = very little earthquake activity.
Now-Earthquakes all the time

MMMmmmm

 

[Sunshine]

The sky is falling! The sky is falling!

Jeeze. Land on the planet earth has been mobile to say the least. Is there anyone who is dense enough to think land is going to come to rest in ONE single spot and stay there. I'm sure that tribe of Indians who are buried underneath what is now Reelfoot Lake in Tiptonville TN did at one time. Boy were they wrong!

But couldn't we get lucky just ONCE and have sink hole form directly under Luddly's computer chair?

 

[HelenaHandbag]

Another freak occurrence

 

[ScienceRocks]

Commonsense dictates that when something is very rare for a long period of time becomes normal. Something happened.

 

[Sunshine]

Commonsense dictates that when something is very rare for a long period of time becomes normal. Something happened.

Earth quakes are not and have never been 'rare.' We have the Mid America Remote Sensing Center about 20 miles away on the Murray State University campus. The seismograph is new. Seismic activity is not at all new. The earth is in a constant state of flux and has been from day one. We've been expecting the 'big one' here in Western KY for years. We all have our tents and supplies ready! Just like we have been told to do.

And pssst.....common sense is TWO words.

 

[Moonglow]

I thought it was common cents. But then I always did have more dollars than sense.

 

[flacaltenn]

Freak occurrences my butt. There HAS been a lot of activity in NE Arkansas. And WE SHOULD be concerned, because that's the home of one of the HUGEST faults in America..

Earthquakes
The Natural State has felt its fair share of earthquakes. In 1811-1812 a series of powerful earthquakes measuring over magnitude 7.5 rattled the residents of northeast Arkansas. Cabins collapsed, people were frightened, and the land surface was severely changed by liquefaction. These earthquakes happened in the New Madrid seismic zone (NMSZ), an active fault system that extends from Cairo, Illinois to Marked Tree, Arkansas. The earthquake zone has been active for hundreds of years. What if another series of major earthquakes were to strike this region again? Would your business or family be prepared?

This is not far from Memphis and the Mississippi where the New Madrid fault twisted the Might Miss into KNOTS last time it went boom.. I can't get over how we are acting like natives running to the Medicine Man for answers..

There is also a swarm on the SC /GA border where (to my knowledge) there is no active fracking going on. The TWO events may be a warning that somethings about to give.

 

[ScienceRocks]

Freak occurrences my butt. There HAS been a lot of activity in NE Arkansas. And WE SHOULD be concerned, because that's the home of one of the HUGEST faults in America..

Earthquakes
The Natural State has felt its fair share of earthquakes. In 1811-1812 a series of powerful earthquakes measuring over magnitude 7.5 rattled the residents of northeast Arkansas. Cabins collapsed, people were frightened, and the land surface was severely changed by liquefaction. These earthquakes happened in the New Madrid seismic zone (NMSZ), an active fault system that extends from Cairo, Illinois to Marked Tree, Arkansas. The earthquake zone has been active for hundreds of years. What if another series of major earthquakes were to strike this region again? Would your business or family be prepared?

This is not far from Memphis and the Mississippi where the New Madrid fault twisted the Might Miss into KNOTS last time it went boom.. I can't get over how we are acting like natives running to the Medicine Man for answers..

There is also a swarm on the SC /GA border where (to my knowledge) there is no active fracking going on. The TWO events may be a warning that somethings about to give.

We should be very concern. I'll agree with you that blowing it off as nothing isn't wise.

 

[skookerasbil]

Scientists mystified as 20 earthquakes hit Oklahoma in one day | Mail Online

An area of Logan County around Oklahoma City felt the brunt of the quakes, which were as large as magnitude 3.5
Residents feared for their personal safety and for their property but scientists remain unsure what's causing them, much less how to predict or stop them
Scientists say it could be the result of fracking, changes in lake water levels or even a natural occurrence

Read more: Scientists mystified as 20 earthquakes hit Oklahoma in one day | Mail Online
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We've gotten so used to freak storms and freak occurrences like this, we forget that it wasn't always like this.

But of course, human activity have nothing at all to do with it.

thought process disorder blows


Chronology of Extreme Weather



But Im happy to point it out to the curious.

 

[Stephanie]

Scientist mystified...

yet we are suppose to put our live and country in their HANDS over CLIMATE change, AKA, globull warming

 

[skookerasbil]

The Green Agenda



Check out the quotes from prominent climate people from around the globe......the whole idea is to scare the fuck out of the people by throwing bigger and better bombs all the time. And of course, mess with the data whenever possible which they do all the time.

 

[Stephanie]

The Green Agenda



Check out the quotes from prominent climate people from around the globe......the whole idea is to scare the fuck out of the people by throwing bigger and better bombs all the time. And of course, mess with the data whenever possible which they do all the time.

Of course there is an Agenda
unfortunately many stupid people are falling for it