Are you concerned?

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Haiti, January 2010
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Chile Feb 2010
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Mexico/California, April 2010


China, April 2010
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Iceland, April 2010
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Just curious if anyone else feels this much seismic/geological activity is normal, abnormal, inconsequential, the beginning of something, related to planet-wide changes, unimportant, etc., and most of all, if anyone living in Tokyo feels 'the big one' is imminent?
 
Two days ago in Tibet :



Of course there is something wrong and i expect bad things !
 
The end is here! Repent!

It's nothing new, just the universe's usual 'not giving a **** about us'.
 
Maybe this planet became very heavy because the buildings and people... !
 
I mean the planet is getting heavier day after day because new people born and new builings. ^_*
 
Isn't it clear ? Lol
The big buildings and people cause pressure on the Earth's crust.
 
Hezam is joking, I think.

However, the earth is indeed acquiring mass due to the shower of micro-meteors that hit our atmosphere every day.
 
I think the earthquakes are something to be concerened about. I'm not sure if it is because of changes in the world (natural or man-made), but I think the sheer amount of earthquakes are abnormal.

I'm worried to death about my friends in Tokyo and my family in California. A really bad one hits Cali and I just know its going to turn into 'The Road Warrior' down there.
 
OMG you are right. After all who would expect major earthquakes and volcanoes along fault lines on the planet? :rolleyes:
 
So far, Earthquakes are mostly unpredictable when they hit. It could be a minor upswing in the frequency in earthquakes in major areas, or it just could be that they happen to hit some bad spots recently. There isn't anything magical or Armageddon-like about it.

That said, earthquakes are still my biggest fear in Japan.
 
I was trying to ignore it at first, but after seeing all that pictures I'm scared sh**less now. I'm currently working on the 9th floor of a 10-floor building. If a big one were to hit, I'm not sure what I'm going to do.
 
I was trying to ignore it at first, but after seeing all that pictures I'm scared sh**less now. I'm currently working on the 9th floor of a 10-floor building. If a big one were to hit, I'm not sure what I'm going to do.
Die? Look on the bright side you could end up with serious injury instead.
 
Hope it end soon,the airlines lose 200,000,000 US dollar everyday because of the ash.
What about to drop a big ice bomb on the volcano to stop it !! <_<
 
If there's no Iceland, then it can't have a Volcano. Can you see the genius of that statement?
not at all,there are many active volcanos under water,in the oceans so many lands created by volcano.
 
Hope it end soon,the airlines lose 200,000,000 US dollar everyday because of the ash.
What about to drop a big ice bomb on the volcano to stop it !! <_<

I second the motion for dropping an ice bomb just cause it sounds cool to do.
 
We have several active volcanos in the neighborhood, and seem to get an ash fall over Southcentral Alaska about once a decade. Last time was just a bit over a year ago. And yes, it does shut down air travel.

Then when it's all over, we have to go change the air filters in our vehicles.
 
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