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Completely Off-Topic / Mt St Helens
« on: September 26, 2004, 09:29:34 pm »
Most the people on this board werent even born when it blew in May 1980 and covered the entire globe in ash. I was born a month later. lol
But I might have a front row seat at the encore.
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Seismologists believe there's an increased likelihood of a hazardous event at Mount St. Helens due to recent changes in the mountain's seismic activity, and a notice of volcanic unrest was issued Sunday afternoon by the U.S. Geological Survey.
Initially, hundreds of tiny earthquakes that began Thursday morning had slowly declined through Saturday.
By Sunday, however, the swarm had changed to include more than 10 larger earthquakes of magnitude 2 to 2.8, the most in a 24-hour period since the last dome-building eruption in October 1986.
( FULL REPORT )
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this could suck
But I might have a front row seat at the encore.
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Seismologists believe there's an increased likelihood of a hazardous event at Mount St. Helens due to recent changes in the mountain's seismic activity, and a notice of volcanic unrest was issued Sunday afternoon by the U.S. Geological Survey.
Initially, hundreds of tiny earthquakes that began Thursday morning had slowly declined through Saturday.
By Sunday, however, the swarm had changed to include more than 10 larger earthquakes of magnitude 2 to 2.8, the most in a 24-hour period since the last dome-building eruption in October 1986.
( FULL REPORT )
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this could suck
