Oregon Is Growing A Mystery Bulge
nedwolf writes "LiveScience is reporting that a 100 square mile bulge has been rising in Oregon. First observed from a satellite using a relatively new technology called 'radar interferometry', some believe this to be the formation of a new volcano. I think it's just happy to see me."
Really? I was sure it was D.C.
Major earthquake exercise under way in Russian Far East
According to research conducted by the International Institute of Earthquake Prediction Theory and Mathematical Geophysics, there is at least a 30% probability of an earthquake with a 7.2-magnitude or higher in the area of Kamchatka and the Kuril Islands before mid-December.
The ministry's regional forces have been on alert since early August.
In looking at the map on the IRIS Seismic Monitor web site, it appears that the Kamchatka peninsula and the volcanic activity in Oregon may have something in common: both regions lie along the same fault line. The Indonesian tsunami, quakes near Taiwan and Japan, and recent earthquakes in Alaska and California all seem to lie along the same fault line.
I wonder how possible it will be to get geothermal energy from this if that is the case.
You can never go home again... but I guess you can shop there.
Because I don't personnaly own an helicopter and the skills to fly it over streams of hot lava ?
Not to fan the flames or anything - though I do realize that I am - but your retort was about as witty and original as the GPs Microsoft dig...
See, it's like dealing with crying baby...if you *always* respond to them, they learn that they can get whatever they want by crying. However, if you ignore them, there is a good chance that they'll either stop or find another way to entertain themselves.
"How like you to drag your keyboard to a gun fight." - Aaron Bedard (BANE)
That's media perspective for you.
True confidence comes not from realising you are as good as your peers, but that your peers are as bad as you are.
They can fix any natural disaster and have tons of foresight.