Turkey earthquake, real or man-made "HAARP".
Why do earthquakes happen in the first place!?
The earth is a very flaming rocky mass, and with the formation of the atmosphere and the presence of water, the outer layer of this flaming ball began to cool down and dry up and form a crust like the wound on your hand when it dries like this and becomes an outer layer.
This layer is literally floating on magma! Which is the liquid rocks due to its high temperature, and what comes out of volcanoes when it erupts, and this is what makes up the second layer under the earth’s crust because it did not cool down like that outside.
The cracked, dry crust over the blazing lava that surrounds the entire planet from the outside has been divided into a group of crusts, as you can see on the map below, 9 large crusts and 12 small crusts.
Imagine it with me like a plate full of hot milk, as it cools down because the thick layer on top of this is the globe. It was molten rocks (hot milk), and when the top layer cooled, it formed a thick crust (like milk) on which rocks, soil, crops, etc. could remain. It is the layer of the earth on which the continents, seas and oceans are located.
As I told you, these crusts made up the face of the earth that we know of as continents and oceans.. Each crust made a solid piece of land above it, and then they moved away from each other, so they created something called the continents of the earth that we know of these countries..
And since this crust floats on a liquid substance (which is the flammable rocks), sometimes they stay close to each other and rub against each other.. This friction is possible, as the pictures below, because one crust part is superimposed on the tip of another crust.. and when they rub, one of them may tear the other one above and the other. under! One may go to the right and the other to the left.
What is this friction, given that the size and area of the crust is huge (the size of a continent), so it generates a group of waves that spread throughout the entire crust, making everything vibrate solidly, as if you took two pieces of iron and hit them against each other. Look at the tremor that you feel in your hand! Imagine two continents the size of them alone! Strong waves capable of shaking everything on it to the point of crumbling it, making it dust as if it was a sieve!
And it is possible that when the ends of two shells are superimposed on each other, they prefer to be loaded on top of each other, but there is thermal energy that accumulates under them, like steam that is solidly escaping from the solution when it is open, tearing the lid. From their midst, a very, very, very strong earthquake may occur in which a country may disappear!
The idea remains that, as I told you, this does not happen except on the edges of the crusts that are the tectonic plates, and we are here in Egypt, as you will see in the map below, that we are on the edge of the continent of Africa, that is, on the edge of the plate or the crust that covers the continent, and on the right The crust belongs to the continent of Asia, or as they say on it is the plate r b.. and above us the plate that bears the continent of Asia / Europe.. any movement in these two plates, they listen to us.
Turkey earthquake, real or man-made "HAARP"
The area where the earthquake occurred is an area that has been active in earthquakes for hundreds of years.
If a runaway is directed at it, it will make small waves similar to simple tremors.
earthquake dampers
It is one of the methods used in countries that are most vulnerable to seismic tremors, where the building is based on it and is linked horizontally with extensions to some building blocks horizontally to dampen the absorption of horizontal tremors. By these means, it was possible to reduce the rotations in the construction elements nodes, thus dampening the sway or sliding in the building and making it move horizontally only and in a semi-like manner. Regular, in addition to reducing the horizontal displacement, and the attached pictures show the comparison between a structural building that rests directly on its foundations and another that is provided with these dampers or pillows that dampen earthquakes.
This is how they make earthquakes by applying the HAARB system
A choice falls on the place (target) to be destroyed by the earthquake until the waves shed it, so the first wave meets another opposite wave below the ground, specifically above the tectonic plate (plate), so the force required to stimulate the earthquake consists of the increasing and continuous wave impulse, until the wave speed reaches The impulse is 60,000 miles per hour, and therefore the resulting force puts pressure on the tectonic plates (plates) forcing them to move and collide with each other, which results in the required earthquake.
HAARP systems
A deadly weapon that sends an intense beam of radio waves from the Earth's interior.
mice to the rescue
A group of trained rats have finished their final preparations to take part in the rescue operations that are now in full swing in Turkey
The mice are equipped with a sophisticated bag that contains a highly sophisticated GPS device, a high-resolution camera, a sensitive microphone, as well as a headset through which they can communicate with the trapped persons, after which a beep is sounded to notify the trapped person. the mouse. That he completed his task to the fullest, and that there is a reward waiting for him with appetite outside..
As for why mice were used in particular, said Dr. Donna Keene, a Scottish zoologist and supervisor of the Rescue Rat Training Programme.. Of course, mice are curious and adventurous animals, and those are the two most important aspects of search and rescue. . "
Also, due to their small size and excellent sense of smell, these creatures are well suited to finding humans in small, confined spaces.”
The Rescue Animal Training Project is an ambitious program of the Belgian NGO APOPO in collaboration with the Eindhoven University of Science and Technology. It was launched about ten years ago in Tanzania to train rescue dogs and ferrets as well as land mine detection, which has contributed to the detection of more than 6,000 animals. Landmines, about 3,000 small arms and ammunition, and up to a thousand bombs were found in several countries, including Mozambique, Angola, Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Laos.
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