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Massive Crack Opens In Earth In Texas
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Some parts measure more than 30-feet deep and it drained what use to be a pond
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By First Coast News Staff
CLAUDE, TX – A massive crack in the earth opened up last week in Claude, Texas and its creating a stir among geologists.
Geologists said Tuesday the crack was a joint in the earth’s crust. They believe the opening is the result of a weak point in the joint where one spot slips away from the other.
Some parts measure more than 30-feet deep and it drained what use to be a pond. Experts say earth cracks are common but the size of the crack in Claude is not.
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Some parts measure more than 30-feet deep and it drained what use to be a pond
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By First Coast News Staff
CLAUDE, TX – A massive crack in the earth opened up last week in Claude, Texas and its creating a stir among geologists.
Geologists said Tuesday the crack was a joint in the earth’s crust. They believe the opening is the result of a weak point in the joint where one spot slips away from the other.
Some parts measure more than 30-feet deep and it drained what use to be a pond. Experts say earth cracks are common but the size of the crack in Claude is not.
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