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14 THE FIRE BELOW


    Even more unnerving, because tood and capable of occurringanyime, are type of sraplate quakes. te boundaries, er deptend to propagate over muc notorious suco  ted States er of 1811–12. ture started just after midnig by tiveness of animals before quakes is not an old ale, but is in fact ablis at all understood) and ty rupturing noise from deep o t  deep. A strong smell of sulfur filled ted for four minutes ating effects to property. Among tnesses ist Joo be in ted out it knocked do least one account, “s in East Coast harbors and .

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    t became kno inevitably, as t ty rous. to lo of Pacific Ocean er off t of Mexico and drill some 17,000 feet tively tal rock. Drilling froma sers is, in trying to drill a op tate Building using a strand of spagti.”

    Every attempt ended in failure. t trated  600 feet. ted s and noresults, Congress killed t.

    Four years later, Soviet scientists decided to try t onRussia’s Kola Peninsula, near t to oa depteen kilometers. ted, but ts ent.  last teen years la
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