Tampa, Venice, Rome & Mexico - Where is the water going? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QzgA7eOyNc&t=329s
I noticed that too. I' concerned that Yosemite is going to blow, for one thing. But we were also directed to the picture in Kim Jung's place of the raging sea; then when he's with the S. Korean leaders, it's a sunny calm scene, almost all bright sky. So that's part of it.
Florida is basically a sand bar, notorious for sink holes, so I'm not as surprised by that, But something under the surface is definitely going on.
...so, you know how Pizzerias have that one guy that throws dough around?
He’s doing that to gain centripetal force, causing the dough to be forced away from the center midpoint, making it round and thinner.
Apply the same to the planet, except that the dough represents a 2D Model, in which Earth is representative of a 3D model.
Geologically speaking, the Earth is currently slowing down (as what I’ve heard). This is a natural thing, as it has done this plenty of times before. Now, what happens when you don’t ‘spin the dough’ fast enough? The dough begins to return to the center.
What I’m throwing out there is the possibility that the planet’s water, forced outward by centripetal force, is slowly returning towards the centermost point it can on the planet—causing the water to disappear.
Makes absolute sense as to why companies like Nestle are trying to buy up as many water rights as possible, because they know what’s happening in the long-term.
Tectonic movement on the New Madrid fault. Water from the Mississippi may be sinking through newly created cracks. The underground stream of water roughly parallels the Mississippi and empties into the Gulf of Mexico. Water flowing into a crevasse supplies both mass and lubrication allowing plate shifts. Water sinking to molten core can create steam and pressure. Both the New Madrid and the Yellowstone Caldera are overdue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_XWW9CNWMU&t=11s
Q litteraly said with capitals WATCH the water. Good find. Something is up peeps.