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Non-categorized event in Antarctica on February 26 2021
08:29 PM (UTC)


"A vast iceberg almost the size of Greater London has broken away from the Antarctic ice shelf near a British research station, the British Antarctic Survey said Friday. The research body said the iceberg measuring 1,270 square kilometres (490 square miles) had broken off from the 150-metre-thick Brunt Ice Shelf in a process called "calving".

This came almost a decade after scientists first saw massive cracks had formed in the shelf. A crack in the ice widened by several hundred metres on Friday morning before the iceberg broke off completely.

Britain's Halley VI Research Station monitors the state of the vast floating ice shelf daily. "Our teams at BAS have been prepared for the calving of an iceberg from Brunt Ice Shelf for years," said BAS director Jane Francis..."

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Won't hit , i know you already know that . just informing others who might think it will.

Hmmmmmmmmmm

Thread: This sunday February 28 2021 is when nibiru hit earth.

Thread: This weekend nibiru will collide the earth.

This is going to be interesting!

A little update from Reykjavik.

This is the most intense crazy earthquake swarm any of us here in the capital have ever experienced.
Ever since that M 5.7 on Wednesday morning it's been unrelenting and constant. Feels like a truck crashing on my house several time a day.
It' getting pretty annoying tbh..but hey who wouldn't be after some 16.000 recorded earthquakes..lol

We were hit by that M 5.1 this afternoon and it't been "quiet" since then. I say quiet simply cuz the quakes have been to small to notice, not because they have stopped occurring. Just waiting for the next big one. Creepy how you always hear them coming before they hit.

So today IMO and civil defence stated that a dyke similar to the one that formed from Bárðarbunga to Holuhraun is most likely forming and an eruption could be imminent.

We are not very nervous about an eruption on the Reykjanes peninsula as it would most likely be a fissure eruption like in Holuhraun. Lava can possibly reach populated areas but not very likely if a fissure would open up in the area where the quakes are happening at the moment.
It could however flow over the main road connecting the city to the airport.

Mostly it will be bothersome, ashfall and gas. But the only way it can become explosive is if a fissure opens up in the ocean. Which happenend in the 13th century.

It of course been 700 years since it erupted the last time. That time around the 7 volcanic systems in the peninsula had taken turns erupting for some 2-300 years. So this can be the start of something that will last well into the 2300's.

4.8m 8 hours ago. If it's Katla or Hekla it will shut Europe down.

Barrow, AK magnetometer going nuts:

[link to flux.phys.uit.no]

Several sites in Norway have recorded K7:

[link to flux.phys.uit.no]

More Norway:

[link to site.uit.no (secure)]

More info on this earthquake


Scientist say this earthquake came from a known fault, which is called the Tyrnavos fault. This fault was active back in 2019 with a swarm of small earthquakes, up to 3.1R
In the last 10 years it had around 150 such small quakes.

Now here's the point. Scientists have studied it for many years, as this is a really old fault, its lower layers go back to the ice age, 20.000 years ago.
The fault is 15 km long, and 12- 13 klm deep, as far as they can say. They already knew it can give a quake up to 6.2R.

But it is not in the lists as a historic fault. Which means there are no written historic sources of quakes from this fault. We only know of two big quakes which damaged a temple near by, one from the 1BC century and one from the 6th to 9th century AC. But its not sure it is this fault's activation.

What we know
The Tyrnavos fault gave 20 earthquakes in the last 20.000 years (taken from the layers they found).
That is, the average of the average, an earthquake every thousand years or 800 years.


And it happened today.

sources in greek (from 2014 and 2019)
[link to www.eleftheria.gr (secure)]
[link to www.tirnavitikanea.com (secure)]

There have been a few smaller Magnitude ones rolling through afterwards....

Greece is rocking right now!...

Take Care, All...