Alaska: our mountains are so huge, weather so severe, and land so vast, that mankind does not have the ability to build roads across our state. Come at me, Texas.
Alaska is also on the ring of fire and the Aleutians are also a volcanic island chain.
Both Alaska and Hawaii have on average 1-2 volcanic eruptions per year. However, Alaska has an average of about 12,000 earthquakes per year. Hawaii has an average of about 100 earthquakes per year.
Alaska is by far more geologically unstable than Hawaii.
My favorite Texas dig is: If you cut Alaska in half, Texas would be the third biggest state.
Alaska: “We have the biggest state!”
Texas: “How long does it take to drive across?”
Alaska: “We wouldn’t know, we’ve never left Anchorage.”
Alaska: our mountains are so huge, weather so severe, and land so vast, that mankind does not have the ability to build roads across our state. Come at me, Texas.
Only pipelines
Texas: the biggest usable state.
As long as it doesn’t get too hot, or too cold… or to windy… Or wet… Come to think of it, a lot of stuff has managed to grind Texas to a halt lately.
In West Texas, we don’t know about this cold or wet you speak of. Plenty of hot and wind though.
FTFY: the biggest
usable(mentally) unstable state.Nah, that’s Alaska.
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No, that’s Florida. Alaska is the most geologically unstable.
Is it less geolocically stable than the one thats literally nothing but volcanoes and in the middle of the ring of fire?
Alaska is also on the ring of fire and the Aleutians are also a volcanic island chain.
Both Alaska and Hawaii have on average 1-2 volcanic eruptions per year. However, Alaska has an average of about 12,000 earthquakes per year. Hawaii has an average of about 100 earthquakes per year.
Alaska is by far more geologically unstable than Hawaii.
No, that is just the biggest state.