The earthquake over Christmas 2004 that caused the tsunami in Sri Lanka among other countries measured 9.15 on the Richter scale.
if u are not familiar with the strength of this, this may put it into perspective the quake momentarily knocked the earth off its rotational axis. thats how strong it was.
The US Navy submarine have been using active sonar technology, a deafening burst of noise that is dangerous even 300 miles from it's source. Some mid-frequency sonar systems can put out over 235 decibals, about as loud as a rocket launch!
Even one hundred miles from the LFA (Low Frequency Active sonar) system, animals experience the equivalent of decompression sickness, killing every dolphin, porpoise, orca, and whale within 100-300 miles, depending on the decibal.
Mass strandings and deaths associated with active sonar have occurred in Madeira (2000), Greece (1996), the U.S. Virgin Islands (1998, 1999), the Canary Islands (1985, 1988, 1989, 2002), and, northwest coast of the United States (2003).
Researchers have found that many humpback whales cease singing when exposed to an LFA sonar signal, again, if hundreds of miles from the source. Animals literally jump out of the water to try to avoid the sound. The effects vary, causing internal bleeding and bursting organs including lungs and eardrums. Next time you see reports of a mass beaching of dolphins, know that the US Navy was nearby.
An 1898 novel by Morgan Robertson foretold the sinking of the Titanic, 14 years before the great ship went down. In Robertson's book, the ship, which has a passenger list filled with wealthy and powerful people, is on its maiden voyage when it strikes an iceberg in the North Atlantic on an April night and sinks. The Titanic was on its maiden voyage when it struck an iceberg in the North Atlantic on the night of April 12. The two ships shared many other eerie similarities as well, such as: displacement (70,000 tons to 74,000) passenger capacity (about 3,000), top speed (75 knots), length (800 ft vs. 882) and a lack of sufficient lifeboats. The name of the ship in Robertson's book: the Titan. Spooky ✅