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Re: thought for the day
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Posted by Lowell on October 07, 2001 at 21:42:19:
Billion, Your theory of how geomagnetic storms help trigger seismic activity sound mighty familiar. It is based on the Ohmic heating idea - as electrical currents travel through the earth, they lose their energy by heating the surroundings. Give this a thought too. One theory that became popular after the increase in activity at volcanic areas following the Landers earthquake of 1992 was that the microbubbles clinging to the sides of the magma chamber were dislodged by the seismic waves. These bubbles as they rise through the magma expand creating additional pressure on the sides of the chamber and may trigger earthquakes in this manner. Fold this into your theory and I think you've got something. Keep up the speculation. I read the other day that people who use their minds throughout their lives are less likely to develop mental diseases (such as Alzheimers) in later life because they have a reserve of cells to replace the one's that are damaged. No one should be complacent mentally, physically OR spiritually. All disuse can lead to is deterioration and eventual death. AND, keep that great music coming.
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