THE BIG ONE/Part Of The San Andreas Fault Moving Faster Than We Thought; No new growth in Chamise 4/13/21

Seriously? This is nothing new unless you were asleep during basic science class.

Try researching some time:

The San Andreas fault line makes up part of what's known as
the Circum-Pacific Belt or Ring of Fire.


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Not sure why those who do not live along the fault line areas are attempting to generate fear porn on here other than to do just that.

I've been through only 3 quakes in over 30 years. It happens get over it.

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Yes and no , when there is pressure built up then released we feel earthquakes . The movement of land at a greater rate does not then insinuate that there is less pressure build up than if there were no movement . The point is that you obfuscate when you equate greater fault movement over time with how much the fault is being held back ,
Let’s say the fault has sufficient force to move at 50km per year but is only moving at 14 that’s a lot different than if it were moving 14 km per year and only had the force to move 16 , you see the difference? The fact that the fault has been determined to move at 50 percent greater rate could mean a 50 percent greater increase in stress , or decrease in time to accumulate said stress . That would result in more seismic events than the current models predict because there is more kinetic motion than had been initially surmised . I could definitely be completely wrong though .

You’re absolutely right and kudos for getting the term liquefaction right! Lol I will follow this. Thank you!

It does feel like the pot is ready to boil over again

I WATCH FOR THE FULL AND NEW MOONS

THE PERIGEE APOGEE INFO

AND THE TIDES.

Not very reassuring. This and Yellowstone are overdue. Both are tourist attractions which is LOL. San Francisco being destroyed in movies being great conditioning.

Those big cities in southern California use the lion's share of all the fresh water for hundreds of miles around. They built them in the desert. Then millions of people moved in. Can't end well.
They should have built desalinization plants instead of draining all the water from the Colorado river.
L.A. being the main culprit.

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Has tech provided 50% greater accuracy or did our understanding improve by 50% ;)

Bumpity

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This has never happened': California's only wildfire research center makes scary discovery


Clements shared an image (above) from the expedition on Twitter and wrote, "The lack of rain this season has severely impacted our chaparral live fuel moistures. Wow, never seen April fuels look so... dry. No new growth anywhere in this Chamise. April is climatologically the highest live FMC of the season. Very Scary!"




My words; this find of no new growth is another way of saying everything is dead. Common to have areas of trees dying around geographically unstable areas.

More signs of the big one...