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Sat, 06 Jun 2020 10:58 UTC

Eight houses were swept into the sea by the powerful landslide in northern Norway

With a small portion of Norway's coastal range slipping into the sea, it does fit perfectly the time line intensification of our four gas giants forming a square in one quadrant of our solar system not seen since 79A.D during an intensifying Grand Solar Minimum.

My question: Does this signal the beginning of more intense global liquefaction events? Let me know what you think about the information presented, does it show a trend?

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Comment: Watch as 'quick clay' landslide sweeps 8 houses into the sea in northern Norway

Reader Comments

ge0m0 · 2020-06-06T17:17:26Z

DuByne is making spurious claims without the necessary understanding of graduate level soil mechanics. As someone with such training (MSCE, Geotechnical Engineering, VA Tech, 1993, including specific courses about slope stability, earthquake engineering, hydrogeology and liquefaction, and subsequent 26 years practice) I see clearly he doesn't know at all what he is talking about here. It ruins all his other good work by making claims way out of his wheelhouse. How many other times has he done that? Ignorance meets arrogance.

Bezel Bub · 2020-06-06T20:47:03Z

ge0m0 I think you are taking the guy a little too seriously...he is obviously not a scientist, but merely a You Tube content creator who takes and regurgitates info already in the public domain, and I would imagine he has gotten wealthy catering to the legions of tinfoil hat wearers who frequent that channel.