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why is the Glen Coe super volcano in Scotland rumbling?

 
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06/19/2012 01:42 PM
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why is the Glen Coe super volcano in Scotland rumbling?
look at this link of recent EQs in and around the UK..

[link to quakes.bgs.ac.uk]

notice all four were 'felt'?

seems a bit strange for such small quakes 4-5 km deep to be felt, but there you go.

now look at WHERE they are popping..

[link to maps.google.com]

(yes, i know they're only small quakes. it's WHERE they're popping that interests me)

..and compare it to these maps, of Glen Coe.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

[link to shop.xyzmaps.com]

probably nothing, but might be an idea to keep this one in mind.

Glen Coe is the site of a prehistoric vei8 eruption.

[link to www.glencoe-nts.org.uk]

OK, i know it won't erupt, (well, i HOPE it won't, anyway) but the site of an ANCIENT caldera is rumbling?

can't be good, that. chuckle

rofl

damned
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06/19/2012 02:00 PM
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Re: why is the Glen Coe super volcano in Scotland rumbling?
i mean, look at this quake..

[link to quakes.bgs.ac.uk]

a measly 1.4, 5000 metres down, YET it was ''Felt Ballachulish & Duror.''

to put that in perspective, the equivalent of 2.2 kg of tnt was felt at the surface in Ballachulish, which I suppose is possible, but also felt nearly 10 miles north in Duror?

this one..

[link to quakes.bgs.ac.uk]

was apparently felt in Duror, 10 miles north of where it popped, 4000 metres down, yet it is tiny, the equivalent of about 250 grams of TNT

i know the people reporting shaking were probably mistaken, but still, something isn't right about this. ancient calderas like this should be silent
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06/19/2012 02:11 PM
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Re: why is the Glen Coe super volcano in Scotland rumbling?
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06/19/2012 02:40 PM
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Re: why is the Glen Coe super volcano in Scotland rumbling?
This doom ship sailed 400 million years ago.5a
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Re: why is the Glen Coe super volcano in Scotland rumbling?
[link to www.earthquakes.bgs.ac.uk]

well, it may have, but ANOTHER quake today, only just added?

bs flag all you want, the ANCIENT (i said that, remember?) Glen Coe super volcano IS rumbling
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Re: why is the Glen Coe super volcano in Scotland rumbling?
Look today. Ring of tremors round Achnaha.
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06/10/2021 04:48 PM
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Re: why is the Glen Coe super volcano in Scotland rumbling?
Is there any correlation with those locations and fracking locations?

Makes you wonder if fracking operations could have been used to plant something that might trigger further earthquakes.
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Re: why is the Glen Coe super volcano in Scotland rumbling?
Is there any correlation with those locations and fracking locations?

Makes you wonder if fracking operations could have been used to plant something that might trigger further earthquakes.
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kitty It sounds like it should be checked out.





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