The Zetas said there will hardly be mountain building in the
Alps, however they talk about a "rough ride" in the Alps during
the shift. What is the minimum distance which I must keep from
the rim of the Alps to avoid mountain building during the shift?
When an area of older mountains is no longer subject to mountain
building, it experiences the same trauma during crustal movement
and plate interaction that crust not in mountainous areas
experiences. In other words, if the area is in a stretch zone
then crevasses or sinkholes or dropping ground can occur. If an
area is on a slip-slide fault line then crumbling ground can
occur, or such a succession of jolts that structures are shaken
to pieces. Quakes can be either horizontal or vertical and come
in waves such that structures slam against each other. Where
subduction is ongoing, mountain building occurs, and this
involves sudden adjustments of the overriding rock strata,
snapping rock layers jutting up at an angle to form a new
mountain, or existing mountains