Will Japan sink in the future? Could Japan sink in the future?

Crustal movement. It is an extremely complex system, therefore, many scholars believe that for a long time, it is no fun to be accurate **** and when Japan sank.

Japan is sinking little by little, and it is generally believed that there is - the Pacific plate and the Eurasian plate are squeezing and colliding with each other, and the place where the extrusion collides is Japan, so there are many of them. The Pacific plate is squeezing each other and sinking under the Eurasian plate little by little, and Japan is sinking a little bit. It is estimated that in about 100 million years, Japan may sink completely.

But in 2012, when the "doomsday" of the Mayan civilization began, some people said that Japan was about to sink in 10 years, and some said that it was 20 years or 500 years, and sometimes it was said by American experts, and sometimes it was the American Academy of Sciences.

What the dean said, I'm afraid this statement is unreliable. Recently, this statement has popped up again, and the content is much the same.

First of all, Japan is an island country, it lives on a volcanic rock formation, and if the earth's crust changes, it is very likely that Japan will be silent for many years in the future, and this is a very likely thing, but it will be a long, long time later.

Is it true that Japan of the future may even sink? In this regard, some experts said: for this reason, the future will be inevitable!

What is it that makes Japan's sinking future inevitable? That is, Japan's continental plate is very close to the Mariana Trench, the deepest in the world, and Japan's continental plate moves slowly every year.

A: If the environment is not controlled, Japan is likely to be silent, especially now that the greenhouse effect has caused the melting of glaciers in the Arctic and Antarctic, and the rise of sea levels, how can there be no possibility of submergence, not to mention that a long time ago, the earth was covered with water

Based on the current climate change situation, especially the causes of climate change this summer, it is possible that Japan will be flooded in a few years or decades.

No, every country it exists has a reason for its existence that is both reasonable, so you have to believe in him. It's going to get better and better.

Generally, not. However, the Japanese themselves have studied several possible sunken possessions, which shows that there are still possibilities.

Japan will not sink in the next 30 years, and according to scientific analysis, Japan will sink and disappear in 10......0 years

Even if it can be sunk, it will be a long time later, so there is no need to worry about the Japanese.

With the development of human society, human production and life activities have an increasing impact on nature. In particular, the increasing emission of carbon dioxide has caused the greenhouse effect to become more and more serious, the melting rate of glaciers in the Arctic and Antarctic has accelerated, and the global sea level has continued to rise. It poses a great threat to many coastal cities.

If human beings are not aware of it or do not take certain measures, the greenhouse effect will become more and more serious. Then there is a high probability that Japan will sink.

3. Natural disasters are frequent. There is a greenhouse effect brought about by the global ecosystem disorder, which leads to frequent natural disasters, such as heavy rain, hurricanes, tsunamis and other disasters, the frequent occurrence of these disasters will also accelerate the sinking of the islands of Japan, although in recent years countries have begun to pay attention to the protection of the ecological environment, the pursuit of harmony between man and nature, but this is a long process, and the possibility of Japan sinking is very large.

How do you think Japan will face the sinking crisis?

I don't think Japan will sink in the future, even if it is an island country and there will be many natural disasters, but the country will definitely take certain precautions and countermeasures, so Japan will not sink.

Possible. Now, due to global warming due to the greenhouse effect, the North and South poles are melting, and the sea level is rising, and if it continues, it will drown Japan.

This is very likely, as Japan is an island nation, and volcanic eruptions over the years could make it possible for them to sink in the future.

If the global climate continues to warm and glaciers continue to melt, there is a possibility that Japan will be submerged.

If Japan sinks, then hundreds of millions of Japanese should go **? Will you come to China?

Almost zero.

Japan is a country with a very fragile geological environment, it is located just on the ** zone, the geological activity is active, and volcanoes, **, and even volcanic eruptions often occur, so people have long been worried: whether Japan will sink or not.

In fact, ** activities have led to the sinking of parts of Japan, the Japanese Institute of Land and Geography survey, Japan in 2011 occurred in the big ** and the tsunami caused by the big **, which led to about 443 square kilometers of land in northeast Japan was swallowed by seawater, and it is still unknown whether these "sunken places" can be restored to their original state in the future.

Despite the frequent occurrence of Japan and the inundation of part of the country, Zhao Kechang, a popular science scientist in China, believes that the probability of all or most of Japan being submerged is very small, almost zero.

Unless global warming causes glaciers in the polar regions of the planet to melt and global sea levels rise, the lower elevations of Japan will be submerged by the sea, but not the whole of Japan, and some of the higher mountains will still be exposed. The second is the subduction of the Pacific Plate beneath the Eurasian Plate, which could push Japan into the Mariana Trench or even sink it into the mantle layer.

From the point of view of reasoning and side theory, there is such a possibility, but the whole process is very slow and slow, and it will take at least millions or even tens of millions of years.

Many people are looking forward to this day for some purpose, but unfortunately, I once saw an article that Japan is actually located in the upward plate, and in the long run, there are not fewer and fewer islands, but more and more.

It's hard to **, and you need to see the probability of a super big ** in Japan in the future.

Japan is in the collision zone between the Pacific plate and the Eurasian plate, and the Pacific plate has been in the process of subduction, so the Japanese island should be a folded island produced by subduction, and as the Pacific plate continues to subduct, the folded island will get closer and closer to the interior of the Eurasian plate, that is to say, the Japanese island should have been moving, from this point of view, the Japanese island will not sink, and what the movie says is not quite commonsense. However, Japan will definitely be a multi-** country, because there will definitely be a Benioff ** belt under it, and it may be plagued by ** in the future.

It is possible to be affected by glaciers, but now we are in an interglacial period, a period when glaciers melt and sea levels rise, and if all glaciers melt, the sea level will rise by about 60 meters, and will the islands of Japan shrink? There is also a concern here, that is, global warming, in fact, can not be blamed on the development of industrialization, from the perspective of geological and historical development, this is an inevitable period.

Will sink is will sink. But not completely sunk.

Because even if the glacier melts, it's not instantaneous, it's slow, so it's unlikely that the water level will rise 60 meters all at once.

And even if the water level rises by 60 meters, it is not a fatal blow for an island nation like Japan

Some of the plots in it are a bit exaggerated, and a lot of coastal areas in Japan are plains. But as far as Japan as a whole is concerned.

American scientist ** The Japanese archipelago may sink into the Mariana Trench! On January 4, 2005, Dr. Bruce Alberts, President of the National Academy of Sciences, solemnly pointed out in an interview with Time Magazine that after the end of '04, the Asia-Pacific plate is becoming more and more fragile, and the tsunami will become more active.

In particular, the Japanese archipelago in eastern Asia is already on the top of a 'funnel' that could collapse at any time. It is well known that the Mariana Trench, the deepest trench in the world (with an average depth of 8,000 meters, no more than 200 kilometers from the nearest part of the Japanese archipelago), is expanding northeastwards at a rate of 10 centimeters per year, that is, the Pacific-Japan archipelago, due to the push of the Asian continental plate and the retreat of the Pacific plate. After this big **, scientists observed that the trench has further accelerated the pace of eastward expansion!

The Japanese archipelago, which is at the junction of the Pacific and Asian tectonic plates, is undoubtedly on the edge of the deepest funnel in the world. If you encounter the same seabed as Indonesia once or twice**, it is likely that the Japanese archipelago, except for the Ryukyu Islands in the south, will face the catastrophe of sliding into the trench. Dr. Bruce Alberts suggested that Japan should set up a "Extinction Early Warning Expert Group" as soon as possible, and activate the "Catastrophe Emergency Plan" as soon as possible in 05, not to mention the policy of deception to the Japanese people - the Japanese people have the right to know their future destiny.

Dr. Bruce Alberts also suggested that Japan seek help from its many friendly countries, China, South Korea, and the United States, and that in the event of a catastrophe, it should be able to relocate many of Japan's civilians to the territory of China and other countries as "natural disaster refugees" to avoid the 'destruction of the entire nation' in JapanNote: Mariana Trench Information – The Mariana Trench is located in the western Pacific Ocean and is part of a series of trenches on the ocean floor in the western Pacific Ocean.

It is located between the Asian and Pacific plates, from the Iwo Islands in the north to the vicinity of Yap Island in the southwest. It has the Aleutian, Kurile, Japan, and Ogasawara trenches to the north, and the New Britain and New Hebrides trenches to the south. The total length is 2,550 kilometers, arc-shaped, with an average width of 70 kilometers, and most of the water depth is more than 8,000 meters.

Maximum water depth in Ficha? The abyss, at 11,034 meters, is the deepest point of the Earth9

My own understanding is that the islands of Japan were originally squeezed out by the collision of tectonic plates, so they will definitely be squeezed higher and higher in the future, plus there are volcanoes in Japan, and the magma coming out of the volcanoes will definitely expand the area of Japan, and the ice floes on the Arctic will not affect the sea level, and the Antarctic will do, but the Antarctic will not melt all in an instant.