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| #1yellowdingoSep 11, 2012 3:24:09 | Apparently if everything were normal the magma chamber of Mt Fuji which is 15 Km below the surface would reach 0.1 megapascals of pressure and they would get quakes and an eruption unfortunatly there was this Quake and Tidal wave which hit Japan a while back which resulted major changes. The Magma chamber is now sitting at about 1.6 megapascals. So there isnt really a choice here. Japan is going to need to be evacuated and Australia will probably need to relocate fifty million Japanese to Tasmania. It can be done. Shipping Container homes - an acre of land each. It will cost about a hundred thousand dollars a family and leaving half of Tasmania as National Park that divides up half of Tasmania into a fifty million population Island. Of course there will be Tidal waves from the explosion. They will probably take out China, Korea, Philipines, Western Canada, West coast USA, Hawaii... |
| #2homicidal_squirrelSep 11, 2012 10:24:40 | That's a bit crazier than Loki. |
| #3WolfLordBranSep 11, 2012 10:37:20 | *puts on tinfoil hat* Sssh! Be quiet! Don't go saying that stuff, the Shadow GovernmentTM is using this to blackmail the Reptiloids of MiracleWhip 5 into signing over all their provalone mines in the Ford Fiesta Nebula to the Androgynous Creatures of Indeterminate Alignment of WhatTheHellAmIRamblingAbout Delta! If you keep up talking about this they'll come and get you! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
| #4jetshieldSep 11, 2012 12:59:08 | *puts on tinfoil hat* ![]() Apparently if everything were normal the magma chamber of Mt Fuji which is 15 Km below the surface would reach 0.1 megapascals of pressure and they would get quakes and an eruption unfortunatly there was this Quake and Tidal wave which hit Japan a while back which resulted major changes. The Magma chamber is now sitting at about 1.6 megapascals. When should we start moving everybody off-planet for the Yellowstone eruption? |
| #5The_SilverswordSep 11, 2012 20:03:12 | Damn, I was hoping that this would be about giant mutant butterflys or something. |
| #6sfdragonSep 11, 2012 21:44:12 | WTFH |
| #7ADHadhSep 12, 2012 18:19:58 | That's a bit crazier than Loki. Well, they didn't resolve Surtur's plot in Avengers EMH. And it being a fire giant, volcano eruptions seem fitting. Also, Dingo, linky linky. |
| #8EscefSep 14, 2012 15:40:52 | I swear, some people are a couple wheels shy of a tricycle. |
| #9Robin_HoodlumSep 14, 2012 16:38:38 | Yeah... And you have to keep people spread out when on an island... otherwise it may tip over. washingtonscene.thehill.com/in-the-know/... ![]() |
| #10ADHadhSep 15, 2012 16:26:49 | Yeah... That might have been some kind of a joke with a weak delivery ![]() |
| #11The_SilverswordSep 16, 2012 0:55:52 | Isnt Jellystone National park sitting on a super volcano which is supposed to go off every million years or so, and they say we're a few hundred years behind schedule, dum dum dum! |
| #12sfdragonSep 16, 2012 1:11:05 | whoah dude thats not Jelly stone.... its Yellowstone and yes, the park is a Super Volcano, its crater is some 35 miles wide or so. it was on histopry channel jsut the other day. |
| #13QmarkSep 16, 2012 1:13:12 | Yellowstone is over a hotspot volcano. Those things tend to ooze more than kersplode. See also: Hawaii. |
| #14QmarkSep 16, 2012 4:27:22 | Hotspot (hawaii, yellowstone) and subduction (japan, cascades) volcanoes behave entirely differently. |
| #15Robin_HoodlumSep 16, 2012 6:41:11 | Hotspot (hawaii, yellowstone) and subduction (japan, cascades) volcanoes behave entirely differently. OTTers (silversword, CJ) and non-OTTers (qmark) behave differently. |
| #16yellowdingoSep 17, 2012 5:26:21 | Mt. Fuji are stratovolcanos. That means they can go boom, but more frequently they release semi-violent flows and release gas. Mt. Fuji happens to have a lot of basalt. That means its lava is thick. It will drop lava slowly, and it won't get down the mountain. And Mt Fuji is sitting at over ten times the pressure required for a regular eruption...meaning super eruption - so lets evac Japan now and save lives. Or we can sit back and wait and after people are dead suggest there was nothing we could do but we probably should have done something at the time. In which case everyone who stalled on this can hang for conspiracy to murder. Given Tasmania could be occupied by up to 50 million people (on an acre per family) - retaining half of the island as national park at a cost of $100,000 per family I suggest we bill Japan now and start building. Its just 1 Trillion dollars (1 thousand billion). |
| #17zombie_babiesSep 17, 2012 10:04:15 | I'm still waitin' on the zombies. Srsly, tons of dead bodies, radiation ... it's only a matter of time until they cross the Pacific, doods. Cali best be lookin' out. |