posted on Jan, 12 2009 @ 12:25 PM
Originally posted by TrueAmerican
If you can provide some info to back that up, then I accept you could be correct.
First, there are the webicorders. The event you're referring to occurred at 6:35 MST, right? Now I'm listing the links to the webicorders which
detected those events in order of amplitude (intensity).
YLT >
YTP >
YLA >
LKWY
Have you noticed how the farther we get from YLT, the fainter the signals become?
Second, the screenshot I posted.
Third, TA stations in GEE use microns/second for amplitude, which does not indicate ground movement, but ground movement velocity (speed). Of course
the greater this value, the greater the earthquake, but it's a different thing with a different scale. WY stations indicate ground movement and use
nanometers (or microns with bigger earthquakes), not nanometers/sec or microns/sec.
And we'll find out later anyways, when the coordinates are published.
The one occurred at 3:08 MST at LKWY, maybe. Other ones occurred near YLT, as they probably have negative magnitude, most likely not.