The Smithsonian was strategically placing their best footprints in the sand showing evidence they were aware of the future outcome. Of course. They claim it was only in the movies that such a thing would happen. Although, they did elude to the fact that it is possible because thousands (if not millions ** I never try to remember their lies**) of years ago a similar disaster happened. So obviously it would have to happen again. At least this is what "they" want you to believe.
Let's read an excerpt...
"The moviemakers consulted Thomas Jordan, director of the Southern California Earthquake Center, before they started filming, but “they probably didn’t take much of my advice,” he says. While the actual threats from the Big One are pretty terrifying, they are nowhere near the devastation witnessed by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and his onscreen companions. Even the largest of San Andreas' quakes can’t produce a massive tsunami like the one that swells over San Francisco in the movie. “The really big tsunamis, like the one that hit Japan, are caused by earthquakes that generate a major displacement of the ocean floor,” Jordan says. The San Andreas fault sits far inland, and the land slips past on either side. For that reason, a quake also can’t cause the fault to split apart into a giant chasm as it does in the film. And despite the warnings of distraught movie scientists, even the largest of California's quakes won’t be felt by anything but seismometers on the East Coast."
Since 2015 there have been great scientific findings.
Like the 'Fault liquid'...
This comes in AFTER the lake - LAKE MEAD - went empty in 2021 - 2022...
The team named the hole, which they describe as a hot spring, 'Pythias Oasis' after the ancient Greek oracle who 'prophesized' with the assistance of the mind-altering gases rising from a hot spring. 'It seems equally hallucinatory to find a spring of low-salinity, high-temperature, mineral-rich water flowing from the seafloor 3,280 feet below the surface off the coast of Oregon,' researchers shared in a statement. A robotic diver uncovered the hole in a 2015 survey when sonar images captured bubbles rising from the seafloor. Data showed liquid from the spring was coming from the plate boundary line and appeared warmer than the surrounding area. Co-author Evan Solomon, a UW associate professor of oceanography who studies seafloor geology, said in a statement: 'They explored in that direction and what they saw was not just methane bubbles, but water coming out of the seafloor like a firehose.
Is it possible this fluid they noticed was water from LAKE MEAD? Is it also possible that they were 'lubing' the faults so they could sink California? Have you ever seen the future map of the UNITED STATES? If not, hold tight, we will view all of that and then some! Just click this button to continue the story (yes, these posts can only be so long)...
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