derwoodii
Senior Member.
various sources and some credible claim the Kaikoura area sea bed had risen 1.8m
http://www.smh.com.au/environment/n...eds-by-more-than-a-metre-20161116-gsr41v.html
Can this be true? as i tend to see news pictures reveal more so the ocean tide, not earth rise
http://www.smh.com.au/environment/h...assive-new-zealand-quake-20161117-gss131.html
Scientists know a tide gauge at Kaikoura rose 90 centimetres during Monday's magnitude 7.8 earthquake, but that's one of the few pieces of detailed data so far about how much the level of the coastline has risen.
Data from the stations also show Cape Campbell moved horizontally north-east by two to three metres.
this vid is compelling as cray fish out of water is unnatural
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftdhSNuoeWw
All while possible and given evidence probable i struggle to grasp how the claimed sea bed lift did not cause tsunami wave..
http://www.smh.com.au/environment/n...eds-by-more-than-a-metre-20161116-gsr41v.html
http://www.smh.com.au/environment/h...assive-new-zealand-quake-20161117-gss131.html
Scientists know a tide gauge at Kaikoura rose 90 centimetres during Monday's magnitude 7.8 earthquake, but that's one of the few pieces of detailed data so far about how much the level of the coastline has risen.
Data from the stations also show Cape Campbell moved horizontally north-east by two to three metres.
this vid is compelling as cray fish out of water is unnatural
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftdhSNuoeWw
All while possible and given evidence probable i struggle to grasp how the claimed sea bed lift did not cause tsunami wave..