Well, it is a fact that “something” caused a “quake-like” event to be recorded on seismographs. Here they are:
US Geological Survey maps here:
neic.usgs.gov...
Just scroll down to the dates of 11/18 and 11/17 and you'll see ALL nine recorded events.
There are other kinds of strong bombs that aren’t necessarily nuclear.
It's not uncommon to have a group of smaller earthquakes in the 2.0 and 3. magnitude along fault lines... I know, I live on top of one in Calif....
but the 4.0+ and 5.0+ magnitudes all at once, that is NOT common. I've experienced quite a few 3.0+ shakes, and one or two 4.0+ quakes in 50+
years, and only one 5.0+ earthquake in my whole lifetime. A 5.0+ quake is quite shakey, I saw pickup trucks bouncing 3 feet off the ground in the
one I experienced, and telephone poles swaying 10 feet across in the air. Additionally, that area in the Artic is NOT an active fault line, to my
knowledge.
Do I suspect they were inititiated by mankind? Because it's not a normal fault line, and those magnitudes in a pattern are not normal, I kind of
think so, YES.
Now, to a "reason". I suppose it could be going after oil. Another theory is that it could be connected to the entrance at the north pole to a
hollow earth. It could be a "inner-earth" vs. a "outer-earth" war event. I've been searching for months to find good aerial photos of both poles,
and I think our governments don't want us to know what is at the poles. Those nucleur blasts could be an attempt to "close off" the pole
openings... to seal them inside. Well... that's one theory.
