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#865087 - 25/05/2010 20:24 Re: Buoyweather.com [Re: dave7]
dave7 Weatherzone Addict Registered: 23/04/2004 Loc: South Heathcote,Central Vic	more info....thanks to tree's link & the great info it contained i found something really interesting = Mantle Plumes ......Mantle Plumes impinging on the underside of tectonic plates can 'drastically' alter the topography of the ocean floor. & whats more they dont have to be at subduction zones etc...they can be 'anywhere'....still even Plate Tetonics is only an 'accepted' THEORY so we shouldnt get too cocky hey? Edited by dave7 (25/05/2010 20:26)
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#865090 - 25/05/2010 20:55 Re: Buoyweather.com [Re: dave7]
dave7 Weatherzone Addict Registered: 23/04/2004 Loc: South Heathcote,Central Vic	correction see = Mantle Plume
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#867029 - 4/06/2010 12:06 Re: Buoyweather.com [Re: dave7]
Sir BoabTree Meteorological Motor Mouth Registered: 7/02/2007 Loc: Townsville Dry Tropics	Yes but what is drastically? Is it a sudden rise of 328ft in say a year. Now that would be a drastic, in geological terms, event. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surtsey but even then that took nearly 4 years to finish building and the sesmic activity was recorded around the world. Look it is physically impossible for the earth/crust/mantle to jump 328ft without a record of sesmic activity taking place in the area of the supposed rise. The Earths crust isn't a zit that suddenly erupts into a 328ft pimple overnight. The recording device is faulty. _________________________ Rain YTD 1235mm May 1mm Teh WZ Spullin Knig - Dyslexics Untie Just because you are offended by something I post doesn't always make you right.
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#867084 - 4/06/2010 16:29 Re: Buoyweather.com [Re: Sir BoabTree]
Flooding rains Weatherzone Addict Registered: 15/04/2009 Loc: Townsville	100m less distance between seafloor and buoy in 24 days. Where has all the displaced water gone? Am I missing something in that article/post thing? If not then its a load of crap. And WW is correct. Edited by Flooding rains (4/06/2010 16:30) _________________________ MTD- 6mm. YTD- 1316mm. Condon, the Sahara of Townsville
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#867143 - 4/06/2010 22:02 Re: Buoyweather.com [Re: Flooding rains]
Arnost Weatherzone Addict Registered: 10/02/2007 Loc: Just a bit north of the "coath...	The buoy is very likely to be faulty. I have had a look at the minute by minute data and there are times when the "water column" goes up / down by a meter or more in just a couple of minutes. There are large gaps of data missing - all in all it's not a dataset that would inspire a lot of confidence. _________________________ Exceptions are pernicious, they conceal laws...
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#867300 - 5/06/2010 20:35 Re: Buoyweather.com [Re: Arnost]
Orebound Weatherzone Addict Registered: 17/12/2009 Loc: Port Hedland WA / Darwin NT	Another one for anyone interested that I use in conjuntion with the usual suspects - www.willyweather.com.au .
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