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I wasn't far off the mark, those Moose are keeping us fooled about earthquakes, in their talks and motion . . .



‘‘ We see a lot of weird signals in seismic data, and we usually have to guess at what causes them. But in this case we hung a camera on a nearby tree to see what was going on. The seismogram shown at the bottom shows the ground acceleration in the vertical direction as the moose walks by. ’’

University of Alaska Fairbanks — Alaska Earthquake Center

 

Related?:
The Pirates of Penzance - Wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pirates_of_Penzance

 

Just saw they've made it to Wikipedia → Drascombe

 

Happy Independence Day!

 

I have heard that 3 Gorges Dam is overfull and in danger, which means millions of humans downstream are also at risk. The dam sits on a fault.
If the worst happens I wonder how much silt will be flushed into the sea and how much will form a delta at the mouth of the Yangtze River.

 

I'm hoping this won't turn out in any new disasters for China's people . . .

 

They have been through enough for sure.
Sichuan quake was also under a huge reservoir.

 

Welding? Accident
USS Bonhomme Richard fire: Sailors injured, crews battle blaze at Naval Base San Diego https://www.10news.com/news/local-news/san-diego-fire-rescue-responds-to-fire-on-uss-bonhomme-richard

 

It still burns. 15 in hospital.

 

I'm sorry for those folks, but did they use a salt water welding machine . . .

 

Dat was interresant maar zag er riskant uit.
Thanks for the tutorial.

 

This is an transferred post to this proper subject thread Real Ocean News, from the Random Picture Thread post #8707, thanks to Hoyt for the remark there !

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Sail-World NZL May 2, 2020 Kiwi kid ingenuity - passing messages by raft

‘‘ Two girls who were missing their cousins during the coronavirus lockdown sailed letters to them on a raft they made out of flax leaves.

Florentina, 5, and Lucette Kitchen, 3, launched the raft from Harbourview Beach in Te Atatu Peninsula in West Auckland, hoping their letters would reach their cousins somehow at Cox's Bay.

The raft made a remarkable 5.7 km journey overnight and landed just 25 metres away from the home of their cousins Alexandra, Amelia and Bianca.

"What are the odds," dad, Chris Kitchen said.

"We had put their cousins' address on it, hoping someone would find it and deliver it to them eventually but it landed so close and they found it. We thought it was going to be long shot." ’’

 

That's amazing.