Large earth crack forms in Pakistan's Balochistan

Something weird out of Pakistan and the very long earth crack that has formed. youtu.be...
Posted by TW on February 10, 2017 in categories Earth cracks, Video gallery
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Another large earth fissure appears to have formed after recent heavy rain in Pakistan's Balochistan Province.

It is not yet clear when the crack formed but according to Samaa, it is the longest known in Quila Abdullah. The fissure apparently spans several hundred miles, sparking panic among local residents.

Wow, I've never heard of this happening- hundreds of miles?

Sounds pretty serious to me.

Funny when we see stuff like this and wonder. Makes me feel ... primitive.

S&F

I wonder if it has any relation to the two large earthquakes that just happened? Weird times

a reply to: 727Sky

And in 2011.

a reply to: Snarl

There is a 2 mile crack in Arizona too. Scary

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Oh No, It's alive!

The earth is a living organism...

...wouldn't you have wrinkles on your skin if you were that old?

Get over it, we all grow old.

Remember, beauty comes with age.

originally posted by: Boomy327
I wonder if it has any relation to the two large earthquakes that just happened? Weird times

Not really weird.

Earth fissures are not unusual for this geologically amazing region.
These faults are no less a wonder as they separate two tectonic plates lying side-by-side within Balochistan. It is the only province where three major tectonic plates, viz Indo-Pakistani, Afghan portion of Eurasian, and Ormarian plate meet together to produce the triple plate junction within the county.

That must give some action, no?

originally posted by: intergalactic fire
Oh No, It's alive!

The earth is a living organism...

...wouldn't you have wrinkles on your skin if you were that old?

Get over it, we all grow old.

Remember, beauty comes with age.

Hey I am old but I don't have a crack like that unless I am laying on my stomach !

originally posted by: 727Sky

originally posted by: intergalactic fire
Oh No, It's alive!

The earth is a living organism...

...wouldn't you have wrinkles on your skin if you were that old?

Get over it, we all grow old.

Remember, beauty comes with age.

Hey I am old but I don't have a crack like that unless I am laying on my stomach !

Your age got you confused, get your geological terms straight, that's not a fissure or a crack but it's a sinkhole.

Ok, who broke the earth?!

That's why we can't have nice things!

From MissKat's link, referring to the fissure in Arizona

Water withdrawal, primarily for agriculture, is the culprit, Cook said. As groundwater is pulled up, it leaves a void and the land above it subsides, leading to cracks. Arizona is full of these cracks, Cook said. "We see earth fissures forming around the margins of these subsidence areas and along mountain fronts within the subsidence areas," Cook said.

The antichrist has been released

a reply to: 727Sky

Giant earth cracks, giant sink holes. Why is it happening?

And what's next?

originally posted by: soficrow
a reply to: 727Sky

Giant earth cracks, giant sink holes. Why is it happening?

And what's next?

I have decided to lay on my back when in the presence of others !

originally posted by: soficrow
a reply to: 727Sky
Giant earth cracks, giant sink holes. Why is it happening?

And what's next?

Good question. I'm not a Geologist, but I wanted to learn as much as possible when I had to pay for school. I never thought all of the answers could be found in books. In fact, I thought that those books contained Explanations that suited only one side of group-think. I found I favored the rogues who believed changes in the Earth occurred rapidly and violently ... far faster than the calving events we see in ice flow. Minutes instead of hours ... years instead of decades.

a reply to: Snarl

I found I favored the rogues who believed changes in the Earth occurred rapidly and violently ... far faster than the calving events we see in ice flow. Minutes instead of hours ... years instead of decades.

Me too. ...I was about 11 when I decided the gas, oil, water and other deposits in our earth's crust are shock absorbers, and protect our planet from the buffeting, pushing and pulling from various cosmic events and forces. Haven't changed my mind. Thinking maybe that's why our planet is uniquely still intact, and able to support life. Now I wonder if the shock absorbers we have left are enough to do the job...

a reply to: 727Sky

Nibiru is near

originally posted by: jellyrev
a reply to: 727Sky

Nibiru is near

...and it's right underneath our feet.

Be nice to see an overlay to see it's orientation. Just wondering what might be going on underneath that might be man made??