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6km Oos van Orkney. Ouboet het seker k*k aangejaag.
http://earthquakestoday.info/
hy het spyt poep 4 op gestart!!!
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Interresante stukkie om te lees wat ek hier gaan plaas. Was so aar jaar terug ook gepklaas o die forum, hier waarsku hulle dat daar n baie groot moontlikheid is vir n enorme aardbewing wat nog ons land kan tref.
Ngals baie interresant om te lees.
http://nolstuijt.wordpress.com/2011/02/ ... e-swarm-2/
Augrabies region has experienced a year-long earthquake swarm which may signal a major seismic event in SA
The Hermanus Magnetic Observatory has been monitoring the earthquake swarm recorded in Augrabies region this past year. The facility forms part of the worldwide magnetic observatories network Intermagnet which monitor the Earth’s magnetic field. HMO is the regional warning centre for Africa.
Hartnadey Dr Chris warns SA earthquake EastAfricanRiftSystem historyMilnerton200yearsagoSeismologists have been monitoring the Augrabies anomalies over concerns that these might be advance-warning signals for a major seismic event in SA. Top earthquake expert Dr Chris Hartnady has been issuing public warnings since February last year that a major earthquake could be hitting SA because of the rapid spread of the East African Rift fault lines.
He warned in a scientific paper in Science in Africa last year : ‘Major earthquakes can lead to large-scale loss of life and property due to building collapse, fires and landslides on unstable slopes and catastrophic disruption of dam walls and water mains – and roads, railways and fuel pipelines.” link
It’s still very difficult to predict the exact moments when earthquakes will hit, however scientists have been able to build up an average estimate of the areas where earthquakes may occur soon – due to science’s increased abilities to detect activities inside the earth’s constantly moving tectonic plates system. The problem for geologists in Africa is that there is no long-term recorded oral history of earthquakes and a very limited written record: Westerners only started recording these once they started moving into a very sparcely-populated region from the 15th century.
A veil of secrecy now seems to be drawn over the year-long earthquake swarm around the Augrabies region – which are reported in the SA news media but not by the US Geological Survey maps. Even bloggers from overseas are beginning to notice the secrecy, for instance blogger Selim_Karabiyik of a website which claims that the shallow earthquakes worldwide are caused by the approach of a mystery Planet X (also referred to as Nebaru) writes on January 28, 2011 at 10:54am: “It is really difficult to find about what has been happening in Southern Africa. I spent hours to get hold of earthquakes happening there last night and I’ll keep trying…”
Augrabies EARTHQUAKE SWARM 2010_2010The area of Augrabies has since February 2010 and as recently as last week been experiencing an ‘earthquake swarm”. These are sequences of many earthquakes in a relatively short period of time. A swarm may last in the order of days, weeks, or months, but rarely more than two years.
They are differentiated from earthquakes succeeded by a series of aftershocks, by the observation that no single earthquake in the sequence is obviously the main shock.
As part of its national monitoring programme, the Council for Geoscience has been constantly monitoring the seismic activity in the Augrabies area. The first recorded earthquake of the present swarm occurred during February 2010 but it was only when the population felt an earthquake measuring 3.7 on the local magnitude scale on 26 July 2010, that people became aware of this seismic activity. Since then, at least five earthquakes exceeding magnitude 4 have occurred near Augrabies, the largest to date being magnitudes 4.2 and 4.9, events that occurred on 12 and 25 January, respectively.
The Augrabies area is situated on the boundary of the Kaapvaal Craton (Archean), the Kheis orogenic belt (1 800 Ma) and the Namaqua-Natal orogenic belt (1000 Ma). This area is highly deformed and there are numerous faults, shear zones, folds and other lineaments, which could provide weak areas in the crust. It also lies on strike of the Hebron fault in Namibia, which is known to have been active during recent times. Earthquake epicentres tend to lie parallel to the Orange river in that area, on both sides of the river, and the structural maps indicate a number of faults striking parallel to this trend all along the river. A possible explanation therefore is that the Orange River follows a weak zone in that area, caused by a relatively wide zone of faults, some of which are being activated by the current strain in the crust.
Rapid spread of East African Rift fault lines towards southern Africa
Dr Hartnady also warned on April 11 2010 in a report in the Daily Express that “South African is almost certain to be hit by a major earthquake. it’s not a matter of if, but when’. Hartnady of the Umvoto Africa CSIR Satellite centre said the coastal harbour cities of Durban and Cape Town are the areas most likely to be hit by an earthquake because of the rapid spread of the East African Rift fault-lines.
The UK newspaper quoted Dr Hartnady as warning that the tectonic plates of the Earth’s crust are increasingly active on the East African rift’s fault lines – and this could pose an earthquake threat to South Africa. He said: “A major earthquake disaster in the region is inevitable because wide areas of southern Africa are affected by the slow, southward spread of the East African rift system.”
Koeberg Nuclear Power Station: close to 6.2 earthquake epicentre of 200 years ago…
Koeberg Nuclear Power Station Cape Town earthquake warning by expert April 11 2010
Picture: the Koeberg nuclear power station just north of greater Cape Town is located very close to the 6.2 earthquake epicentre which occurred there 200 years earlier.
While precious few long-term records exist of earthquakes in this region, an 6.3 earthquake did occur in Tulbagh north of Cape Town in 1969, killing twelve people in this small rural town and leaving 60% of the working-class residents homeless;
Current Milnerton race track site hit by earthquake in 1809…
Two-hundred years earlier in 1809, the practically unpopulated Jan Biesjes Kraal farm – now the site of the Milnerton race track north of Cape Town – also was hit by an earthquake. This region also is located within a twelve-km radius of the Koeberg nuclear power station at Melkbosstrand, located at the Atlantic Ocean coast and well inside the greater Cape Town metropolitan area radius which is populated by more than 3-million people.
The UK newspaper quotes Dr Hartnady as warning that the tectonic plates of the Earth’s crust are increasingly active on the East African rift’s fault lines – and this could pose an earthquake threat to SA with increasing certainty. He was quoted as saying: “A major earthquake disaster in the region is inevitable because wide areas of southern Africa are affected by the slow, southward spread of the East African rift system. It is not a question of if, but when. The consequences would be so expensive in terms of mortality and economic cost that the risk of being ill-prepared is unacceptably high,” added Dr Hartnady, technical director of earth science consultants Umvoto Africa CSIR Satellite Applications Centre.
It’s still very difficult to predict the exact moments when earthquakes will hit, however scientists have been able to build up an average estimate of the areas where earthquakes may occur soon due to science’s increased abilities to detect activities inside the earth’s constantly moving tectonic plates system. The problem for geologists in Africa is that there is no long-term recorded oral history of earthquakes.
He warned: “Major earthquakes can lead to large-scale loss of life and property due to building collapse, fires and landslides on unstable slopes and catastrophic disruption of dam walls and water mains – and roads, railways and fuel pipelines.” The last major earthquake to hit Cape Town was in 1809, with the epicentre thought to be located at the then-Jan Biesjes Kraal farm,which later became the site of the racecourse near modern Milnerton and is located just a few kilometres away from the aging Koeberg Nuclear Power Station at Melkbosstrand – which is Africa’s only nuclear electricity-generating facility, built during the apartheid years.
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Dr Chris Hartnady is a former associate professor at the University of Cape Town and is now technical director of Umvoto Africa, an earth sciences consultancy firm (www.umvoto.com). His entire article first appeared in www.SciDev.Net at
Ngals baie interresant om te lees.
http://nolstuijt.wordpress.com/2011/02/ ... e-swarm-2/
Augrabies region has experienced a year-long earthquake swarm which may signal a major seismic event in SA
The Hermanus Magnetic Observatory has been monitoring the earthquake swarm recorded in Augrabies region this past year. The facility forms part of the worldwide magnetic observatories network Intermagnet which monitor the Earth’s magnetic field. HMO is the regional warning centre for Africa.
Hartnadey Dr Chris warns SA earthquake EastAfricanRiftSystem historyMilnerton200yearsagoSeismologists have been monitoring the Augrabies anomalies over concerns that these might be advance-warning signals for a major seismic event in SA. Top earthquake expert Dr Chris Hartnady has been issuing public warnings since February last year that a major earthquake could be hitting SA because of the rapid spread of the East African Rift fault lines.
He warned in a scientific paper in Science in Africa last year : ‘Major earthquakes can lead to large-scale loss of life and property due to building collapse, fires and landslides on unstable slopes and catastrophic disruption of dam walls and water mains – and roads, railways and fuel pipelines.” link
It’s still very difficult to predict the exact moments when earthquakes will hit, however scientists have been able to build up an average estimate of the areas where earthquakes may occur soon – due to science’s increased abilities to detect activities inside the earth’s constantly moving tectonic plates system. The problem for geologists in Africa is that there is no long-term recorded oral history of earthquakes and a very limited written record: Westerners only started recording these once they started moving into a very sparcely-populated region from the 15th century.
A veil of secrecy now seems to be drawn over the year-long earthquake swarm around the Augrabies region – which are reported in the SA news media but not by the US Geological Survey maps. Even bloggers from overseas are beginning to notice the secrecy, for instance blogger Selim_Karabiyik of a website which claims that the shallow earthquakes worldwide are caused by the approach of a mystery Planet X (also referred to as Nebaru) writes on January 28, 2011 at 10:54am: “It is really difficult to find about what has been happening in Southern Africa. I spent hours to get hold of earthquakes happening there last night and I’ll keep trying…”
Augrabies EARTHQUAKE SWARM 2010_2010The area of Augrabies has since February 2010 and as recently as last week been experiencing an ‘earthquake swarm”. These are sequences of many earthquakes in a relatively short period of time. A swarm may last in the order of days, weeks, or months, but rarely more than two years.
They are differentiated from earthquakes succeeded by a series of aftershocks, by the observation that no single earthquake in the sequence is obviously the main shock.
As part of its national monitoring programme, the Council for Geoscience has been constantly monitoring the seismic activity in the Augrabies area. The first recorded earthquake of the present swarm occurred during February 2010 but it was only when the population felt an earthquake measuring 3.7 on the local magnitude scale on 26 July 2010, that people became aware of this seismic activity. Since then, at least five earthquakes exceeding magnitude 4 have occurred near Augrabies, the largest to date being magnitudes 4.2 and 4.9, events that occurred on 12 and 25 January, respectively.
The Augrabies area is situated on the boundary of the Kaapvaal Craton (Archean), the Kheis orogenic belt (1 800 Ma) and the Namaqua-Natal orogenic belt (1000 Ma). This area is highly deformed and there are numerous faults, shear zones, folds and other lineaments, which could provide weak areas in the crust. It also lies on strike of the Hebron fault in Namibia, which is known to have been active during recent times. Earthquake epicentres tend to lie parallel to the Orange river in that area, on both sides of the river, and the structural maps indicate a number of faults striking parallel to this trend all along the river. A possible explanation therefore is that the Orange River follows a weak zone in that area, caused by a relatively wide zone of faults, some of which are being activated by the current strain in the crust.
Rapid spread of East African Rift fault lines towards southern Africa
Dr Hartnady also warned on April 11 2010 in a report in the Daily Express that “South African is almost certain to be hit by a major earthquake. it’s not a matter of if, but when’. Hartnady of the Umvoto Africa CSIR Satellite centre said the coastal harbour cities of Durban and Cape Town are the areas most likely to be hit by an earthquake because of the rapid spread of the East African Rift fault-lines.
The UK newspaper quoted Dr Hartnady as warning that the tectonic plates of the Earth’s crust are increasingly active on the East African rift’s fault lines – and this could pose an earthquake threat to South Africa. He said: “A major earthquake disaster in the region is inevitable because wide areas of southern Africa are affected by the slow, southward spread of the East African rift system.”
Koeberg Nuclear Power Station: close to 6.2 earthquake epicentre of 200 years ago…
Koeberg Nuclear Power Station Cape Town earthquake warning by expert April 11 2010
Picture: the Koeberg nuclear power station just north of greater Cape Town is located very close to the 6.2 earthquake epicentre which occurred there 200 years earlier.
While precious few long-term records exist of earthquakes in this region, an 6.3 earthquake did occur in Tulbagh north of Cape Town in 1969, killing twelve people in this small rural town and leaving 60% of the working-class residents homeless;
Current Milnerton race track site hit by earthquake in 1809…
Two-hundred years earlier in 1809, the practically unpopulated Jan Biesjes Kraal farm – now the site of the Milnerton race track north of Cape Town – also was hit by an earthquake. This region also is located within a twelve-km radius of the Koeberg nuclear power station at Melkbosstrand, located at the Atlantic Ocean coast and well inside the greater Cape Town metropolitan area radius which is populated by more than 3-million people.
The UK newspaper quotes Dr Hartnady as warning that the tectonic plates of the Earth’s crust are increasingly active on the East African rift’s fault lines – and this could pose an earthquake threat to SA with increasing certainty. He was quoted as saying: “A major earthquake disaster in the region is inevitable because wide areas of southern Africa are affected by the slow, southward spread of the East African rift system. It is not a question of if, but when. The consequences would be so expensive in terms of mortality and economic cost that the risk of being ill-prepared is unacceptably high,” added Dr Hartnady, technical director of earth science consultants Umvoto Africa CSIR Satellite Applications Centre.
It’s still very difficult to predict the exact moments when earthquakes will hit, however scientists have been able to build up an average estimate of the areas where earthquakes may occur soon due to science’s increased abilities to detect activities inside the earth’s constantly moving tectonic plates system. The problem for geologists in Africa is that there is no long-term recorded oral history of earthquakes.
He warned: “Major earthquakes can lead to large-scale loss of life and property due to building collapse, fires and landslides on unstable slopes and catastrophic disruption of dam walls and water mains – and roads, railways and fuel pipelines.” The last major earthquake to hit Cape Town was in 1809, with the epicentre thought to be located at the then-Jan Biesjes Kraal farm,which later became the site of the racecourse near modern Milnerton and is located just a few kilometres away from the aging Koeberg Nuclear Power Station at Melkbosstrand – which is Africa’s only nuclear electricity-generating facility, built during the apartheid years.
source:
Dr Chris Hartnady is a former associate professor at the University of Cape Town and is now technical director of Umvoto Africa, an earth sciences consultancy firm (www.umvoto.com). His entire article first appeared in www.SciDev.Net at
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Re: aardbewing Vereeniging
Ek lees in die nuus mense in Durban het hom ook gevoel. Nogal wyd gevoel, sjoe!
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Lol!!!!!!Alwyn wrote:Geno wrote:5.3
6km Oos van Orkney. Ouboet het seker k*k aangejaag.
http://earthquakestoday.info/
hy het spyt poep 4 op gestart!!!
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Vang jy vis? Spesie karp?Capt. Oblivious wrote:IS blykbaar n Sunami warning ook nou ...
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Ten minste het ek hierdie keer n verskoning vir die derde skoot wat weg is!
Ek jag miskien te veel, maar dit is nogsteeds nie genoeg nie!
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My ouers se krag is af in Klerksdorp. Orkney was glo die ergste getref....Eugene wrote:Klerksdorp ook! Horlosies en portrette van mure afgeval....
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Ek wonder hoe gaan ek die skade regmaak...
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Hahahahaha!!!
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Geno wrote:Ek wonder hoe gaan ek die skade regmaak...
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Mense kyk my snaaks aan hier in die kantoor soos ek my gat skeur!!!
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Wonder hoe het dit onder in die myne gevoel daar op orkney?
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Klink of dit rof gaan daar, paar rotsstortings en kontak verloor met 'n paar skofte....Wismit wrote:Wonder hoe het dit onder in die myne gevoel daar op orkney?
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Wismit wrote:Wonder hoe het dit onder in die myne gevoel daar op orkney?
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Sorry vir die skade Geno, ons dink aan jou. Dinge sal weer reg kom. 
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Ja Eugene klink nou asof daar 'n ook paar slegte voorvalle was met huise wat ingeval het in Orkney. Minstens een "casualty".Eugene wrote:Klink of dit rof gaan daar, paar rotsstortings en kontak verloor met 'n paar skofte....Wismit wrote:Wonder hoe het dit onder in die myne gevoel daar op orkney?
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Ook hier in Secunda gevoel
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Sorry manne, ek't vergeet om julle betyds te waarsku:
Die Bulle was net besig met 'n skrumoefening op Loftus
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Nooit ooit eet ek weer daai goed nie!!! Sorry julle
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Ja, blykbaar tydens die oefening terug gekom aarde toe met n bang.Jean Marais wrote:Sorry manne, ek't vergeet om julle betyds te waarsku:
Die Bulle was net besig met 'n skrumoefening op Loftus
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Wys jou nou net hoe hard hulle ge-oefen hetBLOK wrote:Ja, blykbaar tydens die oefening terug gekom aarde toe met n bang.Jean Marais wrote:Sorry manne, ek't vergeet om julle betyds te waarsku:
Die Bulle was net besig met 'n skrumoefening op Loftus
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Daars darem geen myners gedood vandag nie, wel nie waarvan hulle beus is nie. 17 Beseer
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Waar was jy die naweek?Stefan764 wrote:Net so. Geding die Kalahari Sappies is nog nie uit my uit van die naweek nie maar eks nou verlig dis nie net ek wat so skudding gevoel het nieLN wrote:12:22 een in Pretoria met 'n naskok om 12:23
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Iemand moet nou Julius se prentjie hier plaas
