Please tell me these predictions are not happenning:(

Please tell me these predictions are not happenning

"Earthquake magnitude of 6.8, struck shortly after midnight at a depth of about 65 miles near the coast of Iwate, 280 miles northeast of Tokyo."

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ok, they're not happening.

The quake last night was medium-big, and I most certainly would not be writing this if there had been a 30 metre tsunami.

Please remember that roughly 20% of the earthquakes in the world happen here. It's like predicting a tornado in the USA in August.

Suppose we just have to wait to see if theres a tsunami i guess

Originally posted by WERE_ALL_GONA_DIE
Suppose we just have to wait to see if theres a tsunami i guess

the quake was 15 hours ago.

if it hasn't happened yet, it's probably not going to.

reply to post by vox2442


Oh my bad, thought it was only recent
Suppose its only half true, whitch also means its half wrong ,so i dunno

1. This is in no way, shape, or form a "breaking news" linkage.

2. The San Fransisco quake idea is laughable. First of all, the San ANdreas fault is a slip-strike fault, not a subduction fault. Large tsunamis don't form around slip-strikes. Look up the 1906 7.8 M quake in the Bay area and notice the maximum wave was 10 cm. Secondly, a 150 meter wave would be almost 5 times the largest recorded tsunami, which was the indonesian one a few years ago. The only way that fault could produce that wave would be if everything west of the fault sloughed off into the ocean... which I would think would be a little more interesting for people to know that the state of the following wave.

Tsunami's portrayed in films are unrealistic.
Its not a huge wave coming towards you its more like the sea rushes in it keeps coming for a long period of time its not actually high above the sea.
150 meter high wave would dissipate and break quicker than the Indonesian tsunami.

[edit on 24/7/08 by Being_From_Earth]