Volcano and Earthquake watch
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elbows
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StoneRoad
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Still erupting when I checked the webcams this morning ...
The westward flow has stopped, the southward lava still heading for the sea, but very slowly, so I don't [yet] know if the lava has actually crossed the southern coastal road, but it seems to be heading for the beach / cliffs just east of Grindavik, between there and the few houses [farms] that make up Hraun.
The westward flow has stopped, the southward lava still heading for the sea, but very slowly, so I don't [yet] know if the lava has actually crossed the southern coastal road, but it seems to be heading for the beach / cliffs just east of Grindavik, between there and the few houses [farms] that make up Hraun.
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Maybe this belongs in the Lonely Science Post thread, but fuck it.
Ignoring all other scientific projections about what might affect the habitable conditions on this planet over time, if the Earth continues to exist long enough, would the core temperature eventually cool enough for volcanic eruptions to cease? And if so, how would it affect the planet’s ability to sustain life as we know it? Would a cold core and a complete stop to volcanic activity be a dealbreaker for us organic forms of life?
Ignoring all other scientific projections about what might affect the habitable conditions on this planet over time, if the Earth continues to exist long enough, would the core temperature eventually cool enough for volcanic eruptions to cease? And if so, how would it affect the planet’s ability to sustain life as we know it? Would a cold core and a complete stop to volcanic activity be a dealbreaker for us organic forms of life?
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Fairly sized quake this morning, phone alarm went berserk during the damn thing.
japantoday.com
M5.3 earthquake hits Tokyo, nearby areas
An earthquake measuring a preliminary magnitude of 5.3 hit areas near Tokyo on Thursday, but no tsunami warning was issued and there were no immediate reports of casualties, the weather agency and local authorities said. The quake struck around 9:08 a.m., with its focus in southern Ibaraki...
japantoday.com
krtek a houby
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Massive quake hits Taiwan
www.theguardian.com
Taiwan earthquake: nine dead and 900 injured as buildings collapse
Dozens believed trapped and awaiting rescue after island hit by 7.2-magnitude quake, its strongest in 25 years
Massive quake hits Taiwan
Taiwan earthquake: nine dead and 900 injured as buildings collapse
Dozens believed trapped and awaiting rescue after island hit by 7.2-magnitude quake, its strongest in 25 years
Last time there was a earthquake of comparable magnitude in Taiwan it killed thousands - that the numbers killed are single figures shows how successful they were in tightening up building regulations.
I was in a high rise at the time which was shaking back and forth - very scary at the time but seems that flexibility is what prevents it from collapsing.
To put it into context, the one in Haiti some years ago which killed over 200,000 was 7, and this one was 7.7. Shows how important quality construction is for saving lives.
krtek a houby
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Quake about an hour ago, the better half felt it but due to current nauseous zoned out ugh feeling, I completely didn't.
japantoday.com
Japan's northeastern region jolted by M6.0 quake
An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.0 jolted northeastern Japan at 12:16 p.m. Thursday, the country's weather agency said, with no tsunami warning issued. The quake registered 4 on the Japanese seismic intensity scale of 7 in Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima prefectures, according to the...
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Yossarian
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Rare quake in the US Northeast
www.cbsnews.com
Earthquake, aftershocks rattle NYC and beyond: "One of the largest" East Coast quakes in the last century
A 3.8 magnitude aftershock hit near Gladstone, N.J. around 6 p.m. Friday. It came on the heels of a 4.8 earthquake that shook the region.
www.cbsnews.com
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I was chatting to my friends in NYC when it happened!Rare quake in the US Northeast
Earthquake, aftershocks rattle NYC and beyond: "One of the largest" East Coast quakes in the last century
A 3.8 magnitude aftershock hit near Gladstone, N.J. around 6 p.m. Friday. It came on the heels of a 4.8 earthquake that shook the region.
bluescreen
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I vaguely remembered hearing of a place in the NE whose native American name meant Little Noises... and found it, Moodus, Conn. And this account of New Madrid, TN in 1811-12
en.wikipedia.org
1811–1812 New Madrid earthquakes - Wikipedia
Jolted awake on Thursday morning
*Friday
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Looks like Hokkaido
RubyToogood
RubyTwobikes
Mount Etna is blowing smoke rings.
Shiraoi
2hats
Dust.
StoneRoad
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It looks likely that the eruption near to Grindavik has "finished" - the crater was dark overnight and the "smoke" plume today is almost gone.
However, the land rise under Svartsengi is continuing at a steady rate.
Therefore, the risk of another eruption or intrusive [dike or sill] continues and may give little or no warning ...
[Will add a link to the official confirmation report from the Icelandic Met Office, assuming one appears today]
However, the land rise under Svartsengi is continuing at a steady rate.
Therefore, the risk of another eruption or intrusive [dike or sill] continues and may give little or no warning ...
[Will add a link to the official confirmation report from the Icelandic Met Office, assuming one appears today]
StoneRoad
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report ...
tl:dr - still looks likely that there will be another eruption ...
elbows
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Grindavik early warnings triggered today due to a notable uptick in earthquake activity in the most tell-tale locations there.
An eruption is therefore anticipated to take place in the coming hours. However its still not possible to be 100% certain since its also possible that this sequence could end with an intrusion rather than an eruption.
An eruption is therefore anticipated to take place in the coming hours. However its still not possible to be 100% certain since its also possible that this sequence could end with an intrusion rather than an eruption.
elbows
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Its expanded to the south during its first hour of life. Unless Im misinterpreting the images, it ended up cutting right through the splatter cone from the previous eruption.
Interesting angle on it from this cam too, can see a fair few rivers of lava if look closely (video thumbnail for this stream is misleading, actual view is quite different):
Interesting angle on it from this cam too, can see a fair few rivers of lava if look closely (video thumbnail for this stream is misleading, actual view is quite different):
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