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Originally Posted by Robski
More earthquakes, solar flares, the earth is changing
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Further to the subject of earth changes.........
I have for some time had an
OVERWHELMING URGE to warn those folks on this thread, that have posted that their prefered runto spot would either be underground or a mountain cave, that a re-think on the subject might be advisable. Up until now i had refrained from blurting out disaster warnings because it was only a feeling...
I have done a bit or research on the subject of late and can now post some info and links to give credence to my GUT...
And taking into account of the changing weather and earth activities, (whatever the cause be, Natural, us, alien or planet X), I find myself compelled to warn others even if i am later proven wrong.....
the following are excerpts and links to several sites about the geological complexities of this great state we live in...
http://www.land.vic.gov.au/land/lcnl...256E310018A904
Gives a brief breakdown of land formations for Victoria...
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http://www.skwirk.com/p-c_s-57_u-479...e-in-australia
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Many people think that Australia never has earthquakes. There have, however, been a number of earthquakes on the Australian continent in recorded history. In fact, Australia's level of earthquake activity is moderate to high compared with other intraplate regions, or regions in the centre of a tectonic plate.
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http://uninews.unimelb.edu.au/view.php?articleID=287
Contrary to the popular notion that Australia is an ancient continent that has for millions of years been geologically comatose, University of Melbourne geologists have uncovered evidence that parts of South-eastern Australia recently stirred from their geological slumber and are in an active mountain building phase.
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There is conjecture as to whether the Victorian volcanoes are merely dormant or are in fact extinct.
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http:
//museumvictoria.com.au/mineralogy/volcan.html
Volcanoes have shaped Victoria's landscape throughout its geological history.
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http://www.seismicity.segs.uwa.edu.a...tern_australia
The region of south-western Victoria and south-eastern South Australia was an active volcanic province in relatively recent times. Several hundred eruptive centres have been identified there, not all named. The most recent activity was at Mount Gambier in South Australia, with the youngest eruption there estimated to have happened approximately 4000 years ago.
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I am sure that those that take the time to check out these links will cry foul as most of the affore mentioned actvity has long since ceased or at the very least, been asleep for quite some time..BUT..If we are trully going to experience pole shifts or Planet X bypasses, the posibility, i believe, of these areas once again becoming active is INNEVITABLE....
Sorry to be a downer....
caring for decent people
Ian