恐怖的巴西天坑，令人震驚！
世界各地「天坑事件」層出不窮，並且越來越多，是正常現象嗎？
正因為第十行星「Planet X」接近地球，
導致地球的溫度升高，熔岩加熱，
板塊因為熱的緣故而擴大，再加上整個地球擴大的緣故，導致板塊鬆軟了。
當它鬆軟的時候，上面的沙土便會跌下來，因此產生天坑。
事實上，你隨意在互聯網搜尋「天坑」這兩個字，便會發現很多有關這方面的新聞，全球也出現這現象！
解釋地球擴大理論
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鄭州雨後驚現500平米天坑「吞噬」1人（組圖）2012 SEP
http://www.ntdtv.com/xtr/b5/2012/09/03/atext757934.html
【新唐人2012年9月3日訊】（新唐人記者王海天報導）近來，大陸多地頻頻出現地面塌陷，已有多人傷亡的報導。 9月2日，河南鄭州小劉橋附近在一場大雨後驚現500平米麵積的“天坑”，導致一人被埋遇難，許多網民驚呼“不敢出門”。
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How Sinkholes like Guatemala happen 2012 AUG
The gigantic sinkhole at Guatemala shocked the world. How are sinkholes formed? Watch the mystery unfold behind one of the largest sinkholes in Guiana Highlands
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Massive Louisiana Sinkhole Widening, swallowing 100-foot trees 2012 AUG
A Louisiana sinkhole that is 324 feet in diameter and reaches as deep as 422 feet in one corner continues to grow and caused evacuations today. Officials believe an underground salt cavern is the reason the hole opened up and swallowed 100-foot-tall cypress trees.
The hole first came to attention a week ago when residents noticed bubbles in the water of the southern Louisiana bayou. Assumption Parish Sheriff Mike Waguespack said he is worried that the hole may contain 1.5 million barrels of liquid butane, which is a highly volatile liquid. It becomes an extremely flammable vapor upon release.
Texas Brine Company, which mines the cavern, is investigating to see if the circumstances are indeed dangerous. Local residents say the Department of Natural Resources has known for months that the Texas Brine well had integrity problems.
Louisiana probes cause of massive bayou sinkhole
Louisiana officials are investigating whether an underground salt cavern may be responsible for a large sinkhole that has swallowed 100-foot-tall cypress trees and prompted evacuations in a southern Louisiana bayou.
The state's Department of Natural Resources ordered Texas Brine Company, which mines the cavern, to drill a well into the cavern to see whether it caused the dark gray slurry-filled hole nearby.
Measurements taken Monday showed the sinkhole measures 324 feet in diameter and is 50 feet deep, but in one corner it goes down 422 feet, said John Boudreaux, director of the Office of Homeland Security in Assumption Parish, about 30 miles south of Baton Rouge.
Assumption Parish police said Thursday the sinkhole has since grown another 10 to 20 feet.
