Unexplained huge crack forming on the Navajo Nation

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Unexplained huge crack forming on the Navajo Nation








The Navajo Post
Tue, 19 Mar 2013 13:48 CDT







Is the next Grand canyon forming....



The Navajo Post
Luepp,
Arizona - It's not something you see every day on the Navajo Nation,
but a crack in the earth has been forming for a long time now and no
one seems to have a clear answer. It just sits east of Flagstaff on
Luepp Rd and about one mile west of Leupp gas station.


It's gotten so big that they had to fenced it in.




According to the U.S. geological survey, they say earthquakes come
and go in the northern parts of Arizona, which also covers the
reservation, it's not big enough to rattle down buildings but with the
recent collapse of highway 89 near Page, some local residences wonder
what mother nature has in mind for the vast reservation.


On March 18, we reached out to the Navajo Nation land and
geology department, they did not have a particular person to give us an
answer, so no one was readily available to explain what that huge gash
was in the earth.

April 1, 2013 by count down to zero time
Earth 2012 Changes: New Huge Land Cracks, This Time In Spain

Earth 2012 Changes: New Huge Land Cracks, This Time In SpainNew dangerous cracks in ground appeared on our planet. This time, they have been reported in Spain.



The Department of Emergency situations urgently requested the Geological Survey of Murcia to assess the cause of the “huge cracks in ground”, which appeared after the recent heavy rains in the industrial park area “El Saladar”, Totana, situated in the south-east of the Iberian Peninsula.

The crack extends along the industrial park in the direction of the sport city “Valverde Reina”; It has a length of more than 300 meters and a depth of more than two metres in some places.

Crack appeared two days ago and opens gradually reaching a width of 40 to 50 cm.

According to europapress.es at the beginning of November, cracks appeared on top of a cliff at Cotillo, located at the northern end of Fuerteventura, one of the Canary Islands, in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Africa.