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reply posted on 18-8-2007 @ 01:33 AM by Sys_Config
Here is a link to th usga for earthquake frequency, I don't think we have anything to worry about, since 1900 we have had over 1300 EQs, in the 4.5 5.9 range, 10 times that in the lower ranges., some are so deep in earth you will never know about it.Temblor frequencies

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Frequency of Occurrence of Earthquakes


Magnitude Average Annually
8 and higher 1 ¹
7 - 7.9 17 ²
6 - 6.9 134 ²
5 - 5.9 1319 ²
4 - 4.9 13,000
(estimated)
3 - 3.9 130,000
(estimated)
2 - 2.9 1,300,000
(estimated)
¹ Based on observations since 1900.
² Based on observations since 1990.

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I don't think the Earth is breaking water yet But the bible is an interesting source of courage during times like these.


The global volcano watchdogs say not really and back it up with data..there is a lot more reporting due to populations spreads over the centuries.Global Volcano Activity

Therea are 20 at any given time and 50 per year




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reply posted on 18-8-2007 @ 02:58 AM by apex
Originally posted by antar


Here is a partial list of the volcanos that are erupting now:


I don't know about all of them but if I remember correctly there could be a lot more. about 150 more at least.
Mnt Saint Helens

Has been like that since May 1980 when it blew up.

Popocatepetl

Famous for it's UFO activity, and almost always seems to have small eruptions.
Ol Doinyo Lengai

Famous for its cool (relatively) lava.
A similar eruption took place for several months in 1926 and between July and December of 1940, resulting in the ash being deposited as far as Loliondo, which is 100 kilometres away. Several minor eruptions of lava were observed in 1954, 1955, 1958 the early 1960s.

The most recent eruption took place on the 27th of March 2006.
Volcanic activity in the mountain has caused daily earth tremors in Kenya and Tanzania beginning on the July 12, 2007. The latest to hit parts of Nairobi city was recorded on July 18, 2007 at 8.30pm (Kenyan Time). The strongest tremor has measured 6.0 on the richter scale Geologists suspect that the sudden increase of tremors is indicative of the movement of magma through the Ol Doinyo Lengai.


Erta Ale

Happens to be a Lava lake and has been that way for along time. Erupted last in 2005.
Stromboli

Erupts every day. It even has it's own type of eruption named after it.

Mnt. Etna
Talang
Rabaul
Yasur
Lopevi
Bulusan
Sakura Jima
Suwanose Jima (yellow alert)
Sheveluch
Karyusky


No idea about the rest really. And most are on the Pacific Ring of Fire. It's called that for a reason you know.


reply posted on 18-8-2007 @ 06:07 AM by apex
Something gives me the feeling people need to understand the alert system:

Volcano alert system

A volcano on Orange does not mean it is erupting, and even if it is, it's likely a small eruption. It only gets on the news if it's near a populated area like Etna or Vesuvius is, or if it's going to be big, like a 1980 Mt St Helens one. Otherwise it's quite small and nothing to worry about unless you're near it. 24 on watch or above does not mean the end is Nigh.

To give an idea of how small these are (relatively speaking of course) it would take them all erupting like St Helens once a year for 41 years before you would get an effect similar to a super eruption at Yellowstone.

FUEGO Guatemala 14.47°N, 90.88°W; summit elev. 3,763 m

INSIVUMEH reported that on 8 August, a Strombolian eruption of Fuego produced gas-and-ash plumes that rose to altitudes of 4.8-5.6 km (15,700-18,400 ft) a.s.l. and drifted W and SW. Lava flows advanced and avalanches of incandescent blocks traveled down river valleys, including the Ceniza river valley to the SW. Several pyroclastic flows descended the flanks and ashfall was reported in villages to the W, SW, and S. CONRED raised the Alert Level to Orange (level 3 on a scale of 1-4) in surrounding communities on 8 August, based on a later report from INSIVUMEH. source


Approximate Translation:

On 8 August a small eruption of gas and ash with small explosions occurred. The plumes rose to about 2 km above the summit, far from a large amount. It doesn't give the distance traveled by the the flows, but going from the wording I'd say not far.

Such a plume and the rest of the description suggests a VEI of 1 or 2. 2 is 1,000 times smaller than Mt St Helens in May 1980.


reply posted on 18-8-2007 @ 08:12 AM by Realtruth
Originally posted by apex
Something gives me the feeling people need to understand the alert system:

Volcano alert system



Exactly, relax people. I have been watching my alert map for 2 years now and it looks relatively the same. People need to know how to one read the map, two follow it for at least 6 months, then understand their is seismic activity in at least 40 places or more all the time going on.

Here is my map:

hisz.rsoe.hu...
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