[Bored chemist]

The coordinates, epicenter and hypocenter of the first and repeated jokes may not coincide. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/epicenter

I see plenty of repetition but nothing very funny.
If only someone had pointed out earlier that the hypocentre and epicentre didn't coincide.
Oh, hang on. I did.

the diameter of the epicenter should be more than 700 km

The word "epicentre" means "on the centre" It is, by definition, the point above the centre of the earthquake and , since it's a point, it has no diameter.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epicenter

If you know that little about quakes, perhaps you should try learning, before trying to tell everyone they are wrong.

[The Spoon]

What is the point of this thread being on the forum? The OP is repeatedly making nonsensical factually incorrect claims and is mot interacting with other members when questioning his statements.

[Origin]

Before the eruption of the geyser, the magma vortex stops moving, due to which the vacuum between the magma vortex and the Earth's crust increases. Then, the water descends on hot magma and as a result, a geyser erupts.

Here's a crazy idea, why don't you look on wiki to see how geysers actually work.  It's pretty interesting even though there aren't any lava tornadoes or anything.

[Yusup Hizirov (OP)]

The hypothesis presented can be easily tested if a firecracker is blown up under the ice.

After an earthquake, the epicenter sinks and becomes denser, due to which the air flow through the micro-crevices decreases, and the earthquake center subsides.

[Bored chemist]

The hypothesis presented can be easily tested if a firecracker is blown up under the ice.

Great fun, I'm sure.
But not much to do with earthquakes.

[Yusup Hizirov (OP)]

https://www.meteovesti.ru/news/63538431822-okeanskie-volny-sposobny-zhit-ldom

These two links show that seismic waves can only move under the earth's crust.

[Bored chemist]

These two links show that seismic waves can only move under the earth's crust.

The fact that buildings fall down during earthquakes shows that seismic waves can travel through the Earth's crust.

[Yusup Hizirov (OP)]

Regardless of where the explosion occurred, on ice, in ice or under ice, the seismic wave will move along the water.
Regardless of where the focus of the earthquake, on the crust, in the crust or under the crust of the Earth, the seismic wave will move along the mantle.

At the time of the volcano eruption, the volcanic mountain is pressed against the mantle, due to which seismic waves from the volcanic mountains run into different directions.
Stratovulkany. https://uc.xyz/r4kmy?pub=link

[Yusup Hizirov (OP)]

The problem with studying earthquakes is that earthquakes are not cyclical like ebbs and flows.
At the same time, earthquakes have a pattern, they most often occur at the foot of mountain ranges, and high in the mountains and on the plains, they are barely noticeable.
On the plains, there are no earthquakes on the fracture line of the plates. (both on land and at sea). https://images.app.goo.gl/NC9u68

[Bored chemist]

volcanoes are mainly formed along mountain ranges

Cause/ effect?

[Yusup Hizirov (OP)]

There is no information about the number, speed and direction of movement of tectonic plates. There is no description of the mechanism of interaction of tectonic plates. https://images.app.goo.gl/YVicppPxndPd12E87

[Bored chemist]

There is no description of the mechanism of interaction of tectonic plates.

Yes there is.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stick-slip_phenomenon#Examples

There is no information about the number, speed and direction of movement of tectonic plates

Yes there is.
https://www.britannica.com/science/plate-tectonics
You will have to count them for yourself.

Why do you bother to post stuff that is clearly wrong?

[The Spoon]

There is no information about the number, speed and direction of movement of tectonic plates. There is no description of the mechanism of interaction of tectonic plates. https://images.app.goo.gl/YVicppPxndPd12E87

The comedy forum is the other way.

[Yusup Hizirov (OP)]

Perhaps earthquakes, volcanoes, geysers, etc. - is the reaction of planets to enter the liquid on the mantle.

[The Spoon]

Perhaps earthquakes, volcanoes, geysers, etc. - is the reaction of planets to enter the liquid on the mantle.

What does your latest bit of nonsense even mean?

[Yusup Hizirov (OP)]

Due to the rotation of the Earth, centrifugal force acts on the earth's crust, but due to the orbital rotation of the Earth, the centrifugal force oscillates, for this reason tension and movement of the earth's crust occurs. These forces during the formation of planets can create mountain systems, but not volcanoes and earthquakes.

[Bored chemist]

hese forces during the formation of planets can create mountain systems, but not volcanoes

We have observed that volcanoes produce mountains, so the idea that any thing that can make volcanoes ,but not mountains, is obviously dubious.

Why don't you think about the stuff you write and then, when you realise it is nonsense, don't bother to post it?

[The Spoon]

He doesn't respond to anybody who criticises his 'theory' and I suspect he has those who do on ignore.

Given that he does not interact with members and he is posting what is obvious nonsense, surely the mods should move this to the 'that can't be true section?

[Yusup Hizirov (OP)]

The volcano is a pressure relief valve.
The statement that a volcanic eruption is the result of an increase in mantle pressure does not stand up to criticism, because the greater the pressure of the mantle, the more tightly the vent closes. The mouth of the volcano is a cone several kilometers long. For the vent to open, the plug of the volcano must move down and not up. And for this, a vacuum must be created under the volcanic plug, or an explosion must occur over the plug.

If the activity of a volcano depends on the pressure of the mantle, then neighboring volcanoes should erupt synchronously.

[Bored chemist]

the seismic wave will move along the mantle.

In which case it will not be felt by the people on the surface of the crust.
But it is
So you are wrong.