I thought i will share another possibilities for you to
digest.....add an Understanding to the
topics of this thread....
A possible Earth Quake or Volcano erruption in the Sunda Trench
will create Earthquake but there is another hidden danger....that
is the releases of large Methane Gas deposit.
Example ....Here is an actual event....
Lake
Nyos in
Cameroon released a similar cloud of gas in 1986. Because carbon
dioxide is heavier than air, 1.7 million tons of the gas bubbled
out of the water and rolled onto the shore. Within a few minutes,
some 1,746 people and more than 2,000 suffocated.
It is found that in SEA has large deposit
of Methane hydrates a frozen form of Methane gas.
here is the report....
Numerous marine areas in SouthEast Asia are cold
and deep enough to develop stable gas hydrates of greenhouse gases
methane and carbon dioxide and of reducing agents such as hydrogen
sulfide. In addition many of these deeps have low oxygen values
below sill depths.
Here is
report about Indonesia......
Bathymetry
and acoustic seafloor imagery of the Storegga Slide have identified
seafloor depressions or “pockmarks” up to 1500 feet in diameter and
less than 15 feet in depth, which are associated with the presence
of gas. (6) The pockmarks are consistent with the remnants of old
methane gas explosion sites that triggered the landslides at
Storegga.
Extensive
seafloor mapping following the December 2004 Indonesia
earthquake/tsunami was conducted to identify submarine landslides
and pockmarks similar to those at the Storegga Slide complex. (See
“Dramatic Direct Visuals of the December 2004 Bay of Bengal
Epicenter Earthquake Rupture Zone” at: http://www.semp.us/biots/biot_187.html;
accessed November 26, 2005.)
The British Royal Navy
oceanographic survey ship “HMS Scott” was tasked in January 2005
(with the agreement of the Indonesian Government) to immediately
survey the seabed at the epicenter of the December 26, 2004
earthquake near Aceh, Sumatra. The purpose of the survey was to
gather scientific data before sediment and erosion mask the changes
to the seabed’s structure
interpret the
“slumping” depicted in the visuals above? He would be ecstatic, I
believe. He would say something like: “Here is evidence of
pressurized hydrocarbons exploding through the overlying rock,
first ballooning it up and then causing it to collapse into slumps
once the gases were released into the water.” Furthermore, he would
probably say that the huge amount of (methane?) outgassing would be
sufficient to induce the tsunami that followed the Sumatran
earthquake of December 26, 2005
