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Would it be possible to trigger an earthquake by undersea drilling in a heterogenous or diffuse fault zone? Asking for a reason. https://www.istc.int/en/proje
by eurasiantiger 5y ago
Would it be possible to trigger an earthquake by undersea drilling in a heterogenous or diffuse fault zone?
Asking for a reason.
https://www.istc.int/en/project/CCBC05C670F935B0C32570040042C966 https://www.istc.int/en/project/CCBC05C670F935B0C32570040042...
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20171121-why-russia-is-sending-robotic-submarines-to-the-arctic https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20171121-why-russia-is-se...
- KarlKemp 5y agoAzores, not Azov, not Arctic. This place is closer to New York than the Russian Arctic. No sea ice. No drilling (which would be easy to detect).
- eurasiantiger 5y agoYes, Azores. Submarines are not limited to operating in war zones. Sea ice is not required for drilling, it happens on the ocean floor. There was a Russian navy submarine in the Sea of Japan right before the recent earthquake. Maybe it is something to look into.