Similar in Palu, the Frightening Natural Phenomenon ‘Liquefaction’ Shakes …

DUBLIN – Scientists’ claims that the earth is in a precarious state are not mere thumbs up, because a similar incident in Palu 2018 this time shocked Ireland when allthe landscape moves from one side of the hill to the other during the peat slip in Northern Ireland. ALSO READ – COVID-19 Shuts Down Tourism, Egypt Sends 100 Descendants of Pharaoh

The disturbing incident was witnessed by a hiker who was shocked and caught on camera as a number of mature trees rushed down a slope at Meenbog Wind Farm, just south of Ballybofey, on Friday afternoon, according to Buzz. READ ALSO – Throbbing 26 Seconds Once, Members Mention Earth in Critical Situation

While there were no reports of injuries or concerns that local water supplies could be affected, one council member said “there are serious questions about how this happened.” ALSO – Fast Pulsating and 5 Terrible Facts Earth’s Condition is Critical

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Council Member Gary Doherty of the Donegal County Council said: “This morning I have asked to immediately stop all work on the site until a full investigation is carried out and the extent of the damage caused is known.”

Authorities including the Donegal County Council and The Loughs Agency have launched investigations into how the incident occurred and the extent of the damage.

This phenomenon is similar to the liquefaction event that occurred after a large earthquake struck Palu in 2018. The phenomenon of liquefactioni In simple terms, it can be interpreted as a change in solid material, in this case in the form of sediment deposits or sedimentary soil, which as a result of an earthquake, the material seems to change its character like a liquid (liquid).

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