Is it true that Japan will sink to the bottom of the sea?
On January 1, 2024, the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, had a number of earthquakes, the strongest reaching 7.6 magnitude, and the earthquake caused a 5-meter tsunami, which collapsed houses, damaged roads, and even left most areas without power, and some places caused fires, resulting in 64 deaths, and aftershocks after the earthquake, and rescue operations are still ongoing.
This is the third major earthquake after Japan's discharge of nuclear wastewater, and the most shocking thing for the Japanese is that it will trigger a 5-meter tsunami and dump the nuclear sewage back to Japan.
Some netizens said that whether this is self-inflicted or not, God can't get used to it.
So why do earthquakes always occur in Japan, and is it related to the discharge of nuclear wastewater? and when did it sink completely?
First of all, Japan is located in a very coincidental location, just on the Pacific Rim volcanic seismic belt, and the earth's crust is active, and if the Eurasian plate and the Pacific plate collide, then Japan may have an earthquake.
More than 90% of the world's earthquakes occur here, which leads to an average of about 1,500 earthquakes a year in Japan, and the number of earthquakes can reach more than 200 at most, and if the number of earthquakes in a year reaches 3,000, it can cause casualties.
So why do earthquakes always occur in Japan, and is it related to the discharge of nuclear wastewater?
In fact, this is a very controversial matter, from a scientific point of view, there is no direct connection between the discharge of nuclear sewage and earthquakes, earthquakes are natural phenomena caused by the activity of the earth's crust, and have nothing to do with human factors, but from a moral point of view, earthquakes and the discharge of nuclear sewage have a certain relationship, and the discharge of nuclear sewage is harmful to seawater, violating the protection and respect of human beings for nature.
The discharge of nuclear sewage has also brought certain harm and threats to the safety of people all over the world, so some netizens believe that this is a warning from nature to Japan.
So when exactly did Japan sink completely?
As an island nation in eastern Asia, Japan has an area of about 378,000 square kilometers, but it has been plagued by natural disasters such as tsunamis, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions for many years, which has led to a constant fear of the Japanese people all year round.
From the 70s of the last century to the present, every few years there is a movie or TV series about the sinking of Japan in Japan, and these are deeply representative of their inner fear.
So when exactly will Japan sink completely?
It all started when a Japanese geologist discovered a giant rock with a diameter of 120 kilometers, called Hades Rock, with a diameter of 120 kilometers and an area of about 10,000 square kilometers, near Kumano Prefecture in Japan.
Some geologists believe that the Pluto rock is likely to drag Japan directly into the mantle, the middle layer between the crust and the core.
This is not without groundlessness, the University of Texas in the United States has a research analysis, in 1944 and 1946, there were two 8.1 magnitude earthquakes in this area, causing a severe tsunami, causing thousands of deaths, and the most fundamental cause was induced by the Pluto stone.
But beyond that, Japan is more worried about the eruption of Mt. Fuji, which would have a huge impact on Japan.
After the calculations of scientists, Japan's complete sinking will occur in about 300 years in time, Japan is currently sinking at a rate of 10 centimeters per year, once an earthquake occurs, it will cause Japan to accelerate the sinking, and then the greenhouse effect on the plane, the sea level rises, Mount Fuji may also erupt at any time, and other uncertain factors have made Japan start to buy land in Brazil as early as possible, and the area purchased has already exceeded 1.1 million square kilometers.
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