Best El Hierro Thread On GLP - Canary Islands - ACTIVITY HAS RETURNED - AGAIN!

Yes, but the major problem is that we don't know what is happening and most people here will be taken by surprise...unless, of course, like me they found this on the internet. Also I'm thinking about how to talk with my family since they don't take me very serious and the fact that this isn't on the news will make them think I'm worring to much :(

Prepare yourself.
Share your knowledge.
Some will listen.
Some won't.
At least you care enough to warn them.

whats the name of this app? I want one

This Post unnerves me to no end.

I am supposed to go to the coast for the weekend, It would be just my luck this kind of thing would happen at that time.

but even so, I'm prepared to die. as we all should be, for there is really nothing to fear in life because it is all us. If the waves come then merge with them I shall it will be my time to go, Although of course I hope that is not the case I think I still have much to learn, but as the Boyscout motto goes : Be prepared!

yeah I'm lots of scare but trying to think straight so I can prepare myself properly and so inform others. In fact I need others help too since I don't have a car. That means I need to convince my dad or mom that whenever it happens we gotta be ready. I've already planned where everybody should go.

what about florida? specifically, south florida. i have had uneasy feelings for over a year that something bad might happen there and this would make sense.

This reminds us we should all buys some swim trunks.

For where I live, this has my attention!

Well since 40 million live on the east coast of the US... it will be more like 35 million dead.

How many earthquakes have been on the Canary Islands during last hours?
Does anyone know?
This should be checked so we should know how better/bad it is getting.

[link to www.ign.es]

For what I see I think it may be getting better, but I don't really know how to exacly read these so...

Today has already been 42 quakes if you're wondering

anyone recognize this? i dont say it hits but not far away

USGS:

Magnitude 5.4 - NORTHERN MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE
2011 August 31 12:17:26 UTC

Depth 10 km (6.2 miles)

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Globalincident:

[link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

Shallow too.

HAARP?

[link to 137.229.36.30]

Seen the clip....don't believe it....as the guy in the clip says....we don't know if it will slide very quickly into the ocean or very slowly....I can't see how this thing will come down like an avalanche....it's bs...

I tryed to warn my family...they now think I'm crazy and are wondering what the hell is wrong with me...great!

Don't worry about things you can't control...it's useless....

Earthquakes of the last 10 days in the area of the Iberian Peninsula and the Canary Islands of magnitude 1.5 or more. *Translated*

[link to translate.google.com]

The models show a series of 100-200 foot tall waves hitting the East coast of the U.S. about once per hour for several hours. 100 foot waves carry massive strength. 200 foot waves are unimaginable. The first few waves would knock down most structures like homes and small buildings. The proceeding waves would not have debris to wash in...like wrecking balls smashing into larger buildings. There's a tremendous amount of water being blanketed in with these scenarios. By the time the last wave hit you could figure that the majority of the coast line would be missing...any flat lands would be completely inundated...there will be little to stop them. The computer models show the water going in as far as western Tennessee in worst case scenarios.

After some quiet days, activity resumes in El Hierro, reaching 5100 quakes. New plots and data to be released tomorrow from INVOLCAN

Deformation stil going on, no inflation detected.

Crazy stuff...that many quakes...no inflation means no rising crust right? So...something is going to fall. Is that a correct assumption?

"that many quakes...no inflation means no rising crust right?"

right

"So...something is going to fall. Is that a correct assumption?"

thats why it is very closly monitored..we only can do the same

dont expect an serious answer^^


"Since 1998 carbon dioxide emissions on the island has increased from 358 to 1434 tons per day."

it's not new but should give some inspiration

[link to translate.google.de]

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Considering I live 2 blocks from the beach, on the east coast of Florida, this scares the crap outa me. :(

:over5000elhierro:

Some pretty Info about the activity around EL Hierro, we are now about 5100 quakes so far:

[link to www.ign.es]

5168 now...several more than when you posted just a few minutes ago...

theoretically speaking..

How long would it take a 2-300 foot wave to reach the east coast from the canary islands?

Maybe this is why New York, etc. had a practice run during Hurricane Irene.