A New Island forms off Japan

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ziggystarlust

Jedi
man-oh-man, that's a lot of lava...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDrSw5qLQn8


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9s9CpYV1A4

Not sure if this volcanic eruption is a harbinger of more dramatic plate movements, or could have the effect of lessening stress loads along the fault line. Mother Nature is always doing something interesting.
 
It's been going on for a little while now. Check wikipedia.

Also:

Island Rising Out of Pacific Could Be Tsunami Hazard

Nine months after a new volcanic island broke through the surface of the western Pacific Ocean and merged with the existing island of Nishimo-shima 600 miles south of Tokyo, the combined island is still giving off smoke as it grows 200,000 cubic meters in volume per day, thanks to lava flow. (That’s enough to fill 80 Olympic-sized swimming pools.)

The birth of a new island might seem like a pretty cool thing, but there are a few distinct downsides.

"If lava continues to mount on the eastern area, it will be deposited on steep slopes," University of Tokyo scientist Fukashi Maeno explained in an email to NASA’s Earth Observatory website. "This could cause instability on the slope, so a partial collapse of the island may occur. We need to carefully observe the growth process."
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Island Rising Out of Pacific Could Be Tsunami Hazard

Nine months after a new volcanic island broke through the surface of the western Pacific Ocean and merged with the existing island of Nishimo-shima 600 miles south of Tokyo, the combined island is still giving off smoke as it grows 200,000 cubic meters in volume per day, thanks to lava flow. (That’s enough to fill 80 Olympic-sized swimming pools.)

The birth of a new island might seem like a pretty cool thing, but there are a few distinct downsides.

"If lava continues to mount on the eastern area, it will be deposited on steep slopes," University of Tokyo scientist Fukashi Maeno explained in an email to NASA’s Earth Observatory website. "This could cause instability on the slope, so a partial collapse of the island may occur. We need to carefully observe the growth process."
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Hhhmmm...been watching the world earthquakes as long as I have been following your work and the Cassiopaeans. The greatest activity is from Papua New Guinea up through Indonesia and the Philipines. The Marianna trench area. This seems indicative of something very bad. The area has never settled down-ever. Lemuria rising? Lol
 
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