Is this caused by pole shift? Is it post glacial rebound?
Did C.E.R.N. create a blackhole on earth?
Was it caused by the Reactor meltdown of FUKUSHIMA nuclear disaster?
Has the 1224 days of the Fukushima nuclear reactor meltdown(s) in Japan actually began to consume the earth? Never mind the radioactive contamination to the Pacific Ocean and the deadly radioactive particles being spewed into breathable air of earth.Have these core meltdowns gone far enough to actually begin consuming the substance of the earth itself? This question surely may have some basis to be asked...
But who on earth can answer this question with any degree honesty?
Morpheus ..... July 17 2014 www.50kview.blogspot.com
Sinkhole, meteor crater, or something else? Giant hole spotted in remote Yamal Peninsula, northern Siberia
The exact date of discovery is unknown. It is claimed that the hole is so big that two helicopters could fly around inside it. Eyewitnesses say a powerful water flow is present at the bottom of the hole. Its depth is also unknown.
Russian media have speculated that the sinkhole could have been caused by a meteor impact. Note the apparently raised rim of earthen material around the hole, suggesting it was scattered around there after being ejected from below.
The material seems to have appeared recently, though not very recently. Vegetation has not yet grown on it, but it appears to have been weathered from exposure to air. Also, rainfall has made gulleys in the side of the 'crater', again suggesting that some time has passed since this feature appeared.
Updates and Related Articles:
July 28 2014 - Earth is opening up: Two more holes are discovered in Siberia
July 27 2014 - River in China mysteriously turns blood-red overnight
July 17 2014 - Update! Russian scientists explore site of 'crater-hole' in Yamal peninsula: 'Probably result of internal forces not seen in 8,000 years'
WORLD SINKHOLE REPORT
Kevin Blanch Who the Nuclear Cartel is.. and what the are up to..
Interesting, and plausible idea, CERN. The problem is the mechanism. I can't think of a way that CERN could direct energy in such a way to make those holes.
ReplyDeleteI was just reading some other guys who have a much different take on it. They think it's nuclear related in an interesting way. Check it out, read what they have to say though, it's weird but interesting.
http://www.cipherverse.com/2015/04/2015-addendum-to-siberian-yamal-craters-theories-and-coverups/
What are your thoughts?