Terima kasih frank........

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 --- Franciscus Sinartio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: 
> Secara teori kalau frequensi resonansi nya sama maka
> bisa saja kegiatan 
> seismic testing tsb penyebabnya, walaupun amplitudo
> nya kecil saja..  
> Mestinya bisa dibuat computer modelnya (dengan
> beberpa asumsi tentunya)
> email Pak Hilman saya forward ke HAGI-net supaya
> dapat tanggapan dari pakar2 
> seismicity dari milist tsb.
> 
> fbs
> 
> 
> >From: hilman sobir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Reply-To: <[email protected]>
> >To: iagi net <[email protected]>
> >Subject: [iagi-net-l] Fwd: [ITB_78] Gara-gara
> eksplorasi minyak?
> >Date: Mon, 3 Jan 2005 09:37:52 +1100 (EST)
> >
> >Adakah yang bisa kasih komentarnya...?
> >
> >
> December 28, 2004
> 
> Earthquake: Coincidence or a Corporate Oil Tragedy?
> 
> By: Andrew Limburg
> 
> Independent Media TV
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Now I don�t claim to be an expert on seismic
> activity, but there has been a 
> series of events which led up to the 9.0 earthquake
> of the coast of 
> Indonesia which can not be ignored. This all could
> be an enormous 
> coincidence, but one must look at the information
> and choose for themselves 
> whether there is anything to it.
> 
> On November 28th, one month ago, Reuters reported
> that during a 3 day span 
> 169 whales and dolphins beached themselves in
> Tasmania, an island of the 
> southern coast of mainland Australia and in New
> Zealand. The cause for these 
> beachings is not known, but Bob Brown, a senator in
> the Australian 
> parliament, said "sound bombing" or seismic tests of
> ocean floors to test 
> for oil and gas had been carried out near the sites
> of the Tasmanian 
> beachings recently.
> 
> According to Jim Cummings of the Acoustic Ecology
> Institute, Seismic surveys 
> utilizing airguns have been taking place in
> mineral-rich areas of the 
> world�s oceans since 1968. Among the areas that have
> experienced the most 
> intense survey activity are the North Sea, the
> Beaufort Sea (off Alaska�s 
> North Slope), and the Gulf of Mexico; areas around
> Australia and South 
> America are also current hot-spots of activity.
> 
> The impulses created by the release of air from
> arrays of up to 24 airguns 
> create low frequency sound waves powerful enough to
> penetrate up to 40km 
> below the seafloor. The �source level" of these
> sound waves is generally 
> over 200dB (and often 230dB or more), roughly
> comparable to a sound of at 
> least 140-170dB in air.
> 
> According to the Australian Conservation Foundation,
> these 200dB � 230dB 
> shots from the airguns are fired every 10 seconds or
> so, from 10 meters 
> below the surface, 24 hours a day, for 2 week
> periods of time, weather 
> permitting.
> 
> These types of tests are known to affect whales and
> dolphins, whose acute 
> hearing and use of sonar is very sensitive.
> 
> On December 24th there was a magnitude 8.1
> earthquake more than 500 miles 
> southeast of Tasmania near New Zealand, with a
> subsequent aftershock 6.1 a 
> little later in the morning that same day.
> 
> On December 26th, the magnitude 9.0 earthquake
> struck at the intersection of 
> the Australian tectonic plate and the Indian
> tectonic plate. This is the 
> devastating tsunami tragedy that we have all heard
> about in the Indian 
> Ocean. The death toll of this horrific event has
> reached 120,000 souls and 
> continues to rise.
> 
> On December 27th, 20 whales beached themselves 110
> miles west of Hobart on 
> the southern island state of Tasmania.
> 
> What is interesting about this is that the same
> place where the whale 
> beachings have been taking place over the last 30
> days is the same general 
> area where the 8.1 Australian earthquake took place,
> and this is the same 
> area where they are doing these seismic tests. Then
> 2 days after the 
> Australian tectonic plate shifted, the 9.0
> earthquake shook the coast of 
> Indonesia.
> 
> A great deal of interest and seismic testing has
> been taking place in this 
> area, as the government of Australia has given great
> tax breaks to encourage 
> the oil exploration.
> 
> Two Geologists that I spoke to felt that it was
> highly unlikely that these 
> seismic tests would have had enough energy to induce
> the Australian quake. 
> On the other hand there is strong evidence that
> suggests that oil 
> exploration activities have induced earthquakes in
> the past.
> 
> Again, I don't claim to be an expert. I'm writing
> this story to bring 
> attention to some interesting facts, so that those
> who are experts can 
> investigate this fully.
> 
> We will be following up on this story as more
> information is gathered.
> 
>
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