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Is something up at Oroville Dam?
Seemorerocks
In it she discussed her concerns about a 2.5 quake that was reported by USGS as a 2.5 quake caused by a chemical explosion that was minus 0.2 km (in other words 200 m above ground, say on or under a hill.
And here is the item he is referring to:
A second source
The notice says:
"The blasting will be used to break up rock above the spillway and is used to improve hillside safety"
Seemorerocks
Margo has done a very informative video on earthquakes around the world.
In it she discussed her concerns about a 2.5 quake that was reported by USGS as a 2.5 quake caused by a chemical explosion that was minus 0.2 km (in other words 200 m above ground, say on or under a hill.
M 2.5 Chemical Explosion - 3km NNW of Oroville East, CA
- Time: 2018-12-21 23:58:54 (UTC)
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- Location: 39.535°N 121.494°W
- Depth: -0.2 km
Context
Readers
may recall it was this particular dam which almost collapsed during torrential rains in California several years ago, with its main
spillway literally torn out of the ground by raging overflow waters.
Now,
an explosion has taken place very near the dam but NO DETAILS
WHATSOEVER are being released about it!
Aggressive comment on You Tube
- The following comment appeared in the comments under Margo's You Tube item:
Instead of spreading FEAR
and MISINFORMATION try doing a little RESEARCH. The chemical
explosions on the USGS map are from planned blasting just above the
new spillway to backfill the new spillwy walls. Here's the link "
And here is the item he is referring to:
BUTTE
COUNTY, Calif. - Blasting work on the Oroville Dam Spillway is
expected to cause traffic delays on Oro Dam Boulevard Friday.
The
blasting will be used to break up rock above the spillway and is used
to improve hillside safety. According to the Department of Water
Resources, the blasting occurring on Friday will be similar to
blasting done in the past several weeks, so they don't expect any
loud noise levels.
The
work will begin on Friday, Dec. 21, and will cause a closure of a
portion of Oro Dam Boulevard from 3:45-4:05 p.m.
Traffic
heading east on Oroville Dam Boulevard East will be stopped at Glen
Drive and traffic heading west will be stopped at Oroville Powerhouse
Road at the Hyatt entrance toward the bottom of the hill.
Drivers
may also experience delays at the Canyon Drive, Royal Oaks Drive and
Oro Dam Boulevard East intersection.
Friday
afternoon and drivers in that area will be at a complete standstill
during the 20 minute time frame.
To
avoid the delay, drivers can take the following routes:
- Canyon to Olive Highway
- Glen Drive to Oro-Quincy Highway to Olive Highway
Turns out "Blancolirio",
is a reporter for the Union from Grass Valley, CA. His name is
Juan Brown.
Here he is asking questions to the dam people about the
progress of the dam. This is him flying his plane, doing updates,
etc
A second source
It turns out that the only place on the internet where this is reported outside of Margo and myself is Hal Turner who came to his conclusions quite independently.
Chemical
Explosion at Oroville Dam in California!
22
December, 2018
A
massive explosion has taken place near the Oroville Dam in
California. The explosion was so powerful, it registered on
seismographs with the US Geological Survey as a Magnitude 2.5
Earthquake!
Readers
may recall it was this particular Dam which almost collapsed during
torrential rains in California several years ago, with its main
spillway literally torn out of the ground by raging overflow waters.
Now,
an explosion has taken place very near the dam but NO DETAILS
WHATSOEVER are being released about it!
Authorities
are absolutely "mum" on the topic.
Were
it not for the USGS reporting it as a Magnitude 2.5 Explosion, there
would be a total blackout of information about this.
To
put this event in perspective for you, during the attacks of
September 11, when the World Trade Center Towers collapsed, those
collapses only registered as a Magnitdue 2.0 -- while today's
explosion registered as 2.5
That
gives you an idea about how powerful this explosion at Oroville was!
Yet no one is saying a word about it.
Was
this a Terrorist Attack; perhaps some attempt to collapse the Dam and
kill thousands with instant flooding? No one is saying.
We
are endeavoring to determine what took place and expect to update
this story later Saturday.
Discussion
I am posting this update because responses like the above one by a presstitute who is enamoured with a piece of engineering irritates me beyond measure.
I have no reliable information to tell me whether the notice quoted by the individual is the end of the story. However, I suspect there MAY be more than meets the eye and certainly there are questions to be answered.
What caused his interest in a You Tube story from someone living 90 miles away? Why the aggression?
The first point is that the story was derived from the US Geological Service (USGS).
It was the USGS (not Margo) who labelled it as a "chemical explosion". So why is Mr.Brown attacking Margo for disinformation and fake news and not the USGS?
The first point that needs to be made is that the quake occurred at minus 0.2 km and Margo has found that the coordinates of the quake correspond to a small hill adjacent to the dam spillway.
The notice says:
"The blasting will be used to break up rock above the spillway and is used to improve hillside safety"
A 2.1 quake associated with either planned work with explosions or with a "chemical explosion" (whatever that means), according to USGS cannot be caused by explosions:
Can
we use a lot of explosives to cause small earthquakes in order to
prevent having large ones?
No.
Even huge amounts of explosive almost never cause even small
earthquakes, and it would take hundreds and thousands of small
earthquakes to equal a large one, even if it could be done. In
addition, we wouldn't have any control over the size of the
earthquake being created if it worked, since small and large
earthquakes all start out in exactly the same way. It's just not
physically possible.
I
think that there are still questions to be answered and Margo has
followed all rules of objectivity in her reporting which, I suspect
Mr. Juan Brown has not (but as a presstitute he is always 'right',
even if he is not speaking the truth).
From
the information Margo could find, they had finished the
reconstruction of the spillway by Nov. 1, so to see that explosion on
USGS was alarming to her..
In the meantime, here is a video from an "incident" some months ago.
An update -
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