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Biogenic earthquake hypothesis

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Biogenic earthquake hypothesis

Unread postby paladin17 » Fri Sep 20, 2019 1:57 am

New insight: microorganisms should exist at greater depths than previously estimated - up to 75 km below the surface (or even deeper) instead of 10 km, as was considered.
Mad idea: these organisms might cause earthquakes.
Relation to the EU: perhaps the triggering/release mechanism is telluric currents, as electroautotrophism seems to be a good candidate for energy production in ultra-deep subsurface.

Many-many more details in my paper:
https://eartharxiv.org/bae7t/
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