Mysterious pulse detected on seismographs travelling through the earth

Interesting, so it seems this object must have traveled at least 7000mph while it traveled through the earth.
Some , in the comments, say it might be caused by a collider , possibly CERN?
Any suggestions what this could have been?
Yesterday while looking at the night sky I noticed both a falling star and a UFO

originally posted by: ancientlight
Interesting, so it seems this object must have traveled at least 7000mph while it traveled through the earth.
Some , in the comments, say it might be caused by a collider , possibly CERN?
Any suggestions what this could have been?
Yesterday while looking at the night sky I noticed both a falling star and a UFO

Pretty cool, always been fascinated by plate tectonics, used to follow Dutchsinse wonder if he saw this as well, good find.

So, sounds like this egg is going to hatch shortly....all the microbes will be tossed into space when the shell cracks up I suppose.

a reply to: ancientlight

Seismic signals traveling @ 7,000 km/h indicates that they were traveling through ultramafic igneous rock. So, nothing unusual there.

CERN produces high energy collisions at nearly atomic scale. This means if you scale up the how the energies would look at to macro scale objects, it's about the same energy as a mosquito landing on your arm. Definitely you couldn't measure it on a seismometer.

However, the Sun does produce neutrino's which are massive particles, but are normally weakly interacting with normal Baryonic matter, so they can go right through the Earth with little indication that they have done so. There are some indications that higher neutrino fluxes are related to earthquakes, but so far, the correlation is not strong enough to say that they definitely are a contributory cause of earthquakes.

Also, a burst of neutrinos coming from the opposite side of the Earth might appear at the surface in multiple locations roughly simultaneously. It doesn't necessarily mean those seismic waves have traveled around the crust at that apparent speed.

Strange, same thing happened back in Nov 12, 2018

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a reply to: chr0naut

Well , it's fun to speculate aliens boring tunnels through the earth for their secret underground bases

a reply to: ancientlight

That is fascinating. Thanks

a reply to: chr0naut

So, not neutrinos, then what? Seismic event?

Have you ever stood and listen to a frozen lake pop and crack that pinging noise , The pulse sounds like a crack traveling just like it would on your windshield .

We're sitting out here in the middle of a cosmic ocean we know very little about.

We should not be surprised when something unknown passes through.

The poles are getting prepared to shift!

having trouble wrapping my mind around an object passing *through* the earth.

particle physics stuff is hard.

a reply to: chr0naut

You know chrO, great post. Explained that well. Thnx...MS

originally posted by: TonyS
a reply to: chr0naut

So, not neutrinos, then what? Seismic event?

Plate tectonics - like the frozen skin on a blob of hot custard floating in space.

At that speed?

A giant fracture.