La Palma is Shaking so Badly, It is Emanating ”GRAVITY WAVES”
The island of La Palma, which is part of the Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean off the northwest coast of the African Continent, has been experienc
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The island of La Palma, which is part of the Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean off the northwest coast of the African Continent, has been experiencing a volcanic eruption since September 11. Yesterday, October 2, the entire island began shaking so severely, it generated visible “gravity waves.”
HT Remark: In my 59 years on this planet, I have never before been told that “gravity waves’ could be seen.
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Europe’s SENTINEL-1 satellite picked-up the visible ring-like waves and scientists were reportedly “stunned” at what they saw: Gravity Waves!
In Physics, gravity waves are oscillations generated by the disturbance of a fluid subjected to the force of gravity as a restoring force.
When a fluid is disturbed under the action of gravity and is moved away from its initial state of equilibrium, the fluid responds by forming waves that try to bring the system back to equilibrium.
Gravity waves occur in the atmosphere and the oceans in many ways . Sometimes they are visible because clouds form on the crest of the wave, in front of the clear areas of its valleys.
Gravitational waves are also visible in the atmosphere when two air masses of different characteristics under stable conditions are excited from outside by distant stormy phenomena. In some places, two wave trains of different origins may coincide and interfere with each other , as seen in this example:
On certain occasions, these atmospheric gravity waves are not seen by the human being with the naked eye , either because they do not form clouds or because we do not observe them with our eyes. On the contrary, some satellites detect these oscillations by exciting very faint light effects to the human being but not to the satellites. Gravity waves with some luminosity are then generated at the ridges versus the dark areas of the valley areas in the wave system.
While the Cumbre Vieja volcano was expelling gases and volcanic material towards the troposphere in a notorious way, some observers on the ground analyzed the presence of gravitational waves in an area near the volcano and that extended out of the island during the day. But not only that, days before, on September 28 , these gravitational oscillations had already occurred, as seen in this tweet:
On October 2 there were more sightings and very clear during the day.