Israel Makes Waves by Simulating an Earthquake

Israel Makes Waves by Simulating an Earthquake

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The Seismologic Division of the Ministry of National Infrastructure's Geophysical Institute will attempt to simulate an earthquake in the southern Negev on Thursday. The experiment, financed by the U.S. Defense Department, is a joint project with the University of Hawaii and is part of a scientific project intended to improve seismological and acoustic readings in Israel and its environs, up to a 1,000 km/621 mile radius.

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Again only a strance coincidence about the Artificial Earthquake around the world. Why? Research for an advance warning system, research for an advanced Geological Weapon... or both?
As you can see in the map into the article news, Israel have not an significant treath from earthquakes on its territory, neither in the narrow area. Then why?

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Originally posted by Imagir
Israel have not an significant treath from earthquakes on its territory, neither in the narrow area. Then why?

The Jordan Rift Valley which caused the formation of the Dead Sea, is the eastern Border of the the Nation of Israel. You bet they can have earthquakes there, just look at the what happened to Sodom and Gomorrah.

reply to post by defcon5


S and G destruction was not an earthquake. Fire and Brimstone rained down from heaven.

reply to post by groingrinder


Its one of the leading theories:

As far back as the first-century A.D. historian Josephus, visitors to the Dead Sea have hypothesized about the nature of the catastrophe that "overthrew" the cities of the plain under a shower of brimstone and fire. For some, the explanation was a powerful flood that inundated the much shallower and then-dry southern basin of the Dead Sea. For others, the destruction was wrought by an ancient volcano that has become hidden and dormant in the centuries since. Some have even postulated that God's fury was unleashed by a fiery ancient asteroid over a half-mile in diameter that destroyed everything in its path.
 
But the explanation that provides the most likely historical and geological context for the legendary destruction is a massive earthquake. The Dead Sea, part of the enormous geological fault line known as the Great Rift Valley, has been the epicenter of powerful earthquakes for countless millennia. Indeed, geologist Amos Frumkin believes that an earthquake measuring 8.0 on the Richter Scale gave rise to both the Sodom and Gomorrah tradition as well as the story surrounding the Mt. Sedom salt pillar (known as Lot's Wife) some 4,000 years ago. Other scholars have proposed that the earthquake caused the narrow isthmus between the northern and southern Dead Sea basins to give way, which in turn flooded the southern "Valley of Siddim" and inundated the wicked cities and all their inhabitants.
 
Matching the earthquake theory to the Biblical conflagration, however, has required additional explanation. Most have proposed that the earthquake caused the natural sulfur and bitumen deposits of the Dead Sea area to erupt to the surface, thereby releasing large quantities of natural gas into the air. When exposed to fire-perhaps created by a lightning strike from above-the gas could have ignited and turned the entire plain into a huge furnace, consuming everything and everyone that could not escape.

This is going to be interesting. After many rumors about the US possessing the power to simulate earthquakes, there is finally a publication of an ''experiment'' to test it. I wonder if the Chinese earthquake has been an American test.

I assume this is going to be a test rather than an experiment; a test for analytical purposes. I hope they will be able to use this against the Iranian nuclear facilities with the pre-condition that they are capable of accurately aim on targets so that there is no innocent Iranians killed.

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Your not serious are you? Maybe a volcano but fire and brimstone from heaven? What happened to denying ignorance? An earthquake is far more likely than the creator taking his anger out on his creation by throwing fire and brimstone on it.

Cheers

imo when there playing with fire, mother nature will end up burning them back. What may be a reasonable test in one region could have a substantial consequence in another. All Earthquakes are interlocked and happen as a result of de-stressing, to artifically create an earthquake simply for namesake is playing with fire. Especially as the Saudi Arabian plate nearby hasnt had much seismic activity in a while, and wasnt too long ago about to cause localised Volcanic Eruptions from a Magmatic Plume.

One of the worst states on this planet to have this technology
Very disturbing news

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You consider eighty tons of explosives some sort of exotic technology?

I don't think Israel is the only country to posses explosives. The point is to make some noise. Not very secretive.

According to this, it should have happened on 27 aug 2009.....