Hawaiian Vulcanism and Geo-Mechanics -- Best of the Best Compilation

Been rather focused on exposes the Cabal, but I really enjoy Geomechanics much better.    Some of my stuff is cutting edge, and I do mean for the entire world and academia establishment. 

I have created a "slice and dice" method of Geomechanics in which I mapped the combined magma chambers of Moana Loa and Kilaeua, and the above sea level magma chamber of Moana Loa.    Its going to take a few hours to get it up to professional standards, and has been on my plate since March.

No one else claims to have that. 

Made a cool movie today, of Above Sea Level EQ in Hawaii in the last year.....hint, there were 555 of them. 

 

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There is a lot of interesting stuff about Hawaii, like the 1000' tsunami occasionally set off by the Hilina Slump movement, this would be 150' hitting the west coast.

https://www.nukepro.net/2018/10/hilina-slump-mount-etna-la-palma-all.html
https://www.nukepro.net/2018/06/hawaii-underwater-debris-field.html

The 2018 Hawaiian Volcanic Event (biggest in over 200 years) was triggered by a movement of the Hilina Slump made totally obvious here by a movie sequence I created.

https://www.nukepro.net/2019/11/the-hawaii-2018-volcanic-event-video.html

And the shutdown of the 2018 HVE was facilitated by the 6.9 Aug 5, 2018 earthquake....in, where would you guess....Indonesia

https://www.nukepro.net/2018/08/massive-69-quake-in-indonesia-kills-39.html
https://www.nukepro.net/2018/08/aug-5-indonesian-69-earthquake-and.html

Also Hawaii is intimately connected with Indonesia using magnetic or gravitational triggers...
https://www.nukepro.net/2018/09/indonesian-earthquake-pressure-pulse.html

And how much weight did the 2018 Event add to stress on the Hilina slump?
https://www.nukepro.net/2018/08/hawaii-hilina-slump-how-much-dangerous.html

It looks like the 2018 Hawaiian VE, and New Zealand are connected, as least through GCR triggers
https://www.nukepro.net/2019/12/2018-hawaii-volcanic-event-and-nz.html