Thursday, February 11, 2010

Filling The Dead Seas

A person asked me to find someone to tell him how to fill the dead seas. I did not have to look too far. I have been studying the situation for many years, off and on.

Why are these seas dead?

These dead seas were created in many ways, mainly, with geological events triggering isolation, leading to evaporation. At a point, these shallow seas lost more water than they took in and began to dry up.

Some of these dead seas were created by fresh water melt from glaciers. Because fresh water evaporates faster than salt water and does not leave behind many salts, most people are not even aware they are living on the floor of a dead sea.

Most of the dead seas I will be discussing are or were salt seas. In particular, the dead seas whose bottoms are below ocean level.

Why fill the dead seas?

Most of these dead seas cover huge amounts of land. As these seas dry up the weight pressing on the surface of the land decreases. The longer the drying goes on the more water is lost, even the ground water is lost through evaporation and exploitation.

The drying land, the sea bottom, rises and pulls apart, causing such things as the rift in the great rift valley of Africa. These rifts drain off even more under ground water causing the drying land to rise even more.

These African rifts are visible, but most rifts cannot be seen by the naked eye. They are there, under the ground, as in the Arabian dead seas and the great Australian dead sea.

These drying seas, losing the weight of the water, cause earth shifts or earthquakes. Obviously, not all or even most earthquakes are caused by these drying seas.

These rifts can reach molten lava, as in The Great Rift Valley. The drying and lifting of the land can activate volcanoes, as in Australia, Africa and Southern California.

All creatures and plants of the earth, above normal ocean levels, need ground water. Water for food, water to quench thirst and water to stabilize the ground under our feet.

Much of the ground area of these dead seas is unusable, due to salts and extreme temperatures.

The most efficient solution is to fill the dead seas.


When you have filled the dead seas…

1. They will replenish the ground water…

Most of the salts will be filtered by the sands and dirt, leaving use able water.

2. The weight will press the ground back into position…

By filling the lower edges of these seas, the higher rifts will close back up as the weight increases.

3. What was unusable land becomes useable for fish farming and other activities.

How do you fill a dead sea?

Not with billions of dollars.

Not with decades of worthless talk and posturing.

You fill the dead seas by taking advantage of the power, the corrosive action and force of water.

First, gradual filling of the dead seas is necessary.

The African rift valley, actually a dead sea, the great Australian dead sea and the Great Arabian dead seas are already filling due to the nature action of the water.

As the water eats or wears away the shields, separating the oceans from these dead seas, more water is entering the dead seas.

But this natural process will take hundreds of years and in the case of the Great African Rift will, if left unaltered, have disastrous effects on the world, when the ocean pours into the open rift. Many of the channels now being cut by natural action, lead to the east edge of the open rift.

The rift must be closed by slowly increasing the water weight or pressure from the lower edges. If a huge ever increasing volume of water enterers the rift the steam will blow a huge hole, throwing all of that debris into the air.

This action will screw up weather patterns for decades.

It does not need to happen.

You can fill up these dead seas with sledge hammers and a few hundred people.


While the shields, separating the dead seas and the oceans, are hard they are also brittle.

By angling the natural channels, already entering the Great Rift Valley, to the edges of the valley, you can divert most of the water from the rift. Allowing the water to fill water tables and weigh down the sea bottom, thus gradually filling the valley and closing the rift.

The portion of the barrier, separating the valley from the ocean, which lead directly to the rift, will need to be built up a few inches.

All of this can be easily done by hand, in fact, machines cannot be used on these hard but brittle barriers. The vibrations and weight of the machines will damage to this fragile barrier.

100 healthy people with 10 pound, long handled sledge hammers, can, in eight hours a day, for three days, alter the channels. People working in line can raise the barrier a few inches where necessary to divert the water from the rift.

The rock to raise the barrier can came from the altered channels or be ferried from the ocean side. The rocks can be passed from person to person. Dropping loads of rock, from a helicopter would cause a huge amount of damage to the fragile barrier.

Remember, the dead seas need to be filled gradually. A huge amount of water weight will cause earth shifts, unnecessary trenching and disturbance.

But nature is very slow. We can speed up the process, safely, by slightly increasing the depth and width of the natural channels.

As an example, many of the Arabian dead seas and the Great Australian dead sea share the same sort of coral barriers. Many of these barriers already have natural channels developing. But these channels need to be widened, deepened and the inner most shield needs to be fractured.

Fractured, not shattered.

The Arabian dead seas and the Great Australian dead sea are very shallow at the entrance barriers. The entire barriers can be lowered, safely, using sledge hammers and human power.

These dead seas offer small risk of too fast of flooding, if human power is used. A few hundred people working in shifts, spread out over these barriers can, over a week, lower the barriers or open enough channels to fill these seas in decades.

Let us have NO talk of explosives, in this first discussion. These barriers are too fragile.

The Dead Sea and the Black Sea, a dying sea, need a different type of refilling. I will address them in the next article…

Filling the Dead Seas, The Dead Sea.


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