Earthquake in Alaska affects well water levels in FL

Thanks for the link. That freaked me out a little.

Sorry, not real, there is no real connection here, just coincidence..
Bullshit science, like global warming.
If so, Fukushima would have effected your water at this point.

most of the entire state of florida is just calcified

coral. basically its a crystalized porous sponge

so what that is telling you is the the Tsunami reached

the state of Florida.

Yes it is.

Check this science out:

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Please elaborate.

Thank you.

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... we were living in ohio when an earthquake happened at the tip of illinois ...
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... that earthquake slowed the flow of a spring north of cincinnati ...
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Un fucking Believable seriously ? Holy Shit that is scary!

'I reckon' we're just here 'til the time is up, eh.

I did find this information to be tres interesting - never thought about it like this.

I remember this same sort of thing with the Denali quake in 2002. It was either Texas or Florida where wells were affected.

I didn’t feel the one a couple days ago but the Denali quake was a different story. It shook where I am a good 30 seconds. Lots of fun.

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Don’t be a dope.

have a friend in alaska that lives through the current earthquakes.. says that the earth moves like a trampoline...

Wow.

Nothing really gets my attention more than a moving earth, even in the least. I used to feel slight vibrations at work, sitting in my secretarial chair, and pray oh God, not now, please.

So, with this scientific THEORY, radiation from the two cores from the Fukushima reactors would show up in water table samples from all over the tectonic plate compression points...
Call me skeptical...
Ultrasound and sensing tests could prove or disprove.

wow, that's so weird and interesting. I live in Florida and had some intense dream about Alaska and an earthquake and Russia, I posted it here years ago. When I woke up I remember thinking why on earth would I dream about Alaska when I live in Florida, maybe changes across the earth.

Did you see the video about Tampa Bay emptying out a few weeks back over by Rocky Point? The person said they work there or something and never seen it empty out so much. I didn't see it myself, but before the hurricane I did have dream of the gulf receding way back, so weird.

Here's my Alaska dream:

Thread: Heard Alaska, Earthquake, Russia in a dream

Florida aquifer system is considered one of the most productive in the world and services ten million people. If the system was altered and some or all of the water was blocked Florida would be devastated! Also where would the water go? Sink holes would form in multiple locations and the Gulf of Mexico could be altered! New areas of the country could be flooded. Perhaps new great lakes could form in the desert or perhaps the midwest?

Mother nature is not happy and may shake things up real good.

Wish somebody could posts some pictures from the aftermath of the '64 Alasqua cake. I think it was around a 9 or higher.

I remember my brother whos a geologist saying it was about the worst EQ ever and laster several minutes and caused the ground in areas to move violently several feet.

in other words, it's absolutely ridiculous something on earth can affect something somewhere else on earth

Uranium is being found in wells from here to Texas.
Surely this is not the first time someone looked for it.

It is probably accurate. Aquifers can change with crust disruptments. I am basing this on family members that do wells.

The hundreds of very cold underground springs in Florida have a connection to Alaska that has never been admitted. I have wondered my whole life about this and do not believe for a second that these crystal clear springs are produced by rain. The force and power of these springs is a mystery. Palm trees once grew in Alaska. This is not said about the rest of the U.S.

mmm... Alasqua cake

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Very interesting.

I've been gone looking for pics of FL from the 1964 earthquake in Alaska that a poster mentioned. Still looking around.

Nice post, could be the topic of a whole book.