My posts over the last years have shown that the lithosphere extends to the core as brittle blocks. This video ( https://www.facebook.com/daniel.gilbert.1420354/videos/1283795012059950/) suggests that it does??
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This is a short post with images taken from a 3D rotating video of the Earthquake epicenters on and under the Earth during 2017 -2018.
It shows Earthquake epicenters going right down to the core. How can one have an earthquake epicenter in the mobile mantle?
Questions and discussion are welcome as usual?
Cheers
Bob
The wedge of earthquake epicenters beneath the Tongan Trench reach to the core – and beyond??? How can this occur in the mobile mantle and especially the fluid outer core. Much to be learned here!
The seismic tomography sections show late brittle structures to the outer core in the right position with respect to the 3D earthquake epicenters.
The seismic tomography sections show late brittle structures to the outer core in the right position with respect to the 3D earthquake epicenters. These epicenters line up with my 4 billion year old immovable barrier spoken about in my papers and webinars.
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Cheers
Bob