Earthquake Boise Idaho

originally posted by: ManBehindTheMask

originally posted by: abeverage

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: Gandalf77

Sounds like exactly where a bunker should be!

What kind of bunker and who owns it?


Oh and how are they working on it enough to cause an earthquake?

He was joking...........

This is ATS there are people who believe there is a D.U.M.B. in that area...though why you would build a base on a faultline is beyond me.

My mom felt it in her condo in Vancouver area, cupboard door swung open and movement, she is on the 28th flr.

originally posted by: abeverage

originally posted by: ManBehindTheMask

originally posted by: abeverage

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: Gandalf77

Sounds like exactly where a bunker should be!

What kind of bunker and who owns it?


Oh and how are they working on it enough to cause an earthquake?

He was joking...........

This is ATS there are people who believe there is a D.U.M.B. in that area...though why you would build a base on a faultline is beyond me.

That'd be dumb.

Is someone running a time machinea reply to: abeverage

a reply to: ManBehindTheMask

I was the same way with the first one (6.5). Felt strange then thought a helicopter was about to land on my roof. The rumble was amazing. Was dizzy and thought maybe it was from the lights swinging. My first earthquake (grew up in the mid-west around tornadoes) and I can honestly say, I don't care to go through another.

Has anyone ever seen this many earthquakes at the exact same depth!?

10.0km.

Mostly Idaho. One in Quebec. All at 10.0km.

USGS earthquake map

We felt a very slight movement in the Clearwater Valley, near the Wash. border, last evening. USGS posted a 3.6 M., WSW of Challis about fifty miles or so. But this one was in the Salmon River drainage, so it may have carried to the North, better.
It's pretty gruesome to realize that Haystack Rock on Cannon Beach, Ore. is from a flow of basaltic lava, beginning it's run, near Kamiah, Idaho, and then pouring into the Pacific Ocean.

Geologists note local volcanic features only 7000 years old, much less time than our giant Glacial Lakes Flooding, 20,000 years ago.