I only want to know if they use it, whether it is – sometimes, all the time, rarely or once, just the fact that they have used it to detect the location of plate boundaries.
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Do science geologists use 'tidal waves' to locate the area of plate boundaries?
Friday, December 23rd, 2011Is it true that Asteroid 2004 XP14 may cause huge tidal waves and earthquakes?
Monday, December 12th, 2011As I see it, there is more than the odd chance that Asteroid 2004 XP14 will cause the Moon to wobble (hitting it is impossible, because it will be over 35% off from the path of closest Earth proximity and at a different angle or attitude), and that this wobble could easily have unforseen effect on everything from tidal waves (creating gigantic waves!!!) to trigerring unusual movement deep inside our planet’s core and thus affecting the movement of its tectonic plates, which could therefor cause the generation of major seismic activity, even bordering on the cataclysmic (e.g. Setting off the San Andreas Fault, which is currently overdue for a major "spring-back-like" release of energy (something akin to when a grasshopper or flea winds up its super-elastic hind-leg muscles and jumps fast, high and far !!!). I predict that within two days of its passing by, even within hours, it will have been the primary source cause of major earthquakes worldwide, especially setting of The San Andreas!
Can tidal waves be averted?
Thursday, December 1st, 2011Tidal waves are based upon a flow of motion; if a series of charges was air dropped into the ocean before the tidal wave could reach its predicted target & exploded all at the same time wouldn’t this set off a counter-flow of motion to disperse the effects of the incoming tidal wave?
If not can you explain why?
At least I try to understand & suggest a possible course to advert the problem; would it be possible to disrupt those waves with underwater explosions at the same level?