Posted: March 7th, 2014

Geo Questions – Note that people have long observed that opposing coast lines

1.  Note that people have long observed that opposing coast lines (opposite sides of the ocean) tend to match. The match becomes even better, when researchers compare the shapes of the opposing outer continental shelves. Each outer continental “shelf” is an underwater land mass that extends into the ocean, abruptly ending with a cliff-like drop into the deep ocean areas. What do you think?

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1.  Have you ever experienced being in an earthquake? I was about three or four maybe smaller when I felt an earthquake in California. I remember sitting in the middle of a room, and I remember swaying back and forth and I was watching my grandmother and my mother holding the pictures on the wall and things on the shelf to stop them from falling over. It is a flash of a memory, and an interesting one to have. I still have a lot of family in California, and I am always worried of what could happen in California because of the fault lines that are located there. I know there are a lot of theories that state California will sing or break away but that is derived from the misunderstanding of seismic forces. Although there is a prediction of the “Big One” at an 8.0 happening in the next 30 years. What do you think?

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