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Originally posted by Tranceopticalinclined
its getting ready to blow a Big one. for sure. member the Sharks (hammer heads comming up dead) an some whales an seal lions before that, as well as the abnormal typhoons they have had, tall tell signs of something brewing.......
i'm keeping my eyes open
Magnitude mb 4.9
Region GULF OF CALIFORNIA, MEXICO
Date time 2006-05-28 at 14:18:01.4 UTC
Location 27.14 N ; 111.85 W
Depth 2 km
Distances 127 km SW Guaymas (pop 103,449 ; local time 07:18)
47 km SE Santa rosalía (pop 11,899 ; local time 08:18)
29 km N Mulegé (pop 3,851 ; local time 08:18)
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Magnitude mb 5.3
Region GULF OF CALIFORNIA, MEXICO
Date time 2006-05-28 at 14:01:00.3 UTC
Location 27.04 N ; 110.66 W
Depth 2 km
Distances 87 km SW Obregón (pop 258,162 ; local time 07:01)
71 km SW Yaquí (pop 14,802 ; local time 07:01)
60 km SW Río muerto (pop 7,358 ; local time 07:01)
magnitude-6.7 earthquake has struck near the Pacific island of Tonga, the US Geological survey said.
There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries
There was no risk of a Pacific-wide tsunami associated with the earthquake, said Barry Hirshorn, a geophysicist at the Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre at Ewa Beach, Hawaii.
What is a tsunami?
A tsunami is a series of enormous waves formed in the sea or near the coast and is generated by violent undersea disturbances such as earthquake- induced movement of the ocean floor, landslides and underwater volcanic eruptions. Most tsunamis are caused by earthquakes in the sea that induce movements in the sea floor. From the area where the tsunami originates, waves travel outwards in all directions and can travel great distances. In deep water the tsunami wave is not noticeable, but when it approaches the shore it increases in height. All tsunami are potentially dangerous and can be extremely violent and damaging when they hit the shore.