Something very strange hit almost EVERY seismograph in the US at the same time!!!

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Oh please.. you know how these threads go.. it wasn't a dis on you or your avatar.. notice when I jumped in, then notice where that was in correlation to Phage's post.

You will get your stars.

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It said theoretically they travel that fast. That's pretty sketchy if you ask me. I know that scientists would not admit that the sun rises in the east without a lengthy disclaimer, so I'm taking that contribution as a possibility, not an established fact.

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Didn't you know that ATS was just a big popularity contest?!? ;p

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I noticed that on one in Western australia nothing shows up at all. But some of the graphs look completely stuffed elsewhere
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I think Phage has a good explanation, however I would like to look into it a little more to see if it can line up with reality. There are some really strong readings from seismographs far far away from Brazil. I dunno....

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Just giving you a bad time

Sex and doom sells and so do big names. It's why I have "avatars get you stars" in my little info section. Many on ATS just star off of pictures or doom and not real content. Phage earned his cult following ( even though its starting to get scary)

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S+F thanks so much for this. Yes, hmm...possibly a computer glitch, something from the sun, something related with the BP hole, maybe a NK or even SK/US test of some weapon to flex muscle.

Mighty interesting to see what comes of it.

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S&F OP.

I'm following this, hope it's nothing except a phenomenon that I don't understand yet. Solar flares or LHSC, hope not.

As for this troll, Thanks Mod's and this is what the ignore button is for.

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The seismograph you linked to isn't working at the moment.

Originally posted by nobody you know
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The seismograph you linked to isn't working at the moment.

really? it's working on my browser when i clicked it - i'm on google chrome.

very intersting OP. boggles the mind.

but i find this just as interesting: (please excuse the brief detour.)

Originally posted by SmokeandShadow
Ah crap!! The LHC DID create a black hole at the center of the earth! That is why there have been sinkholes and earthquakes ahhh!

thats kinda funny. at least someone else around here has a sense of humor. (and didn't get muffled for it.)

yeah the fart joke, though "low brow", was way better. i swear i heard sphincters closing so fast the sound barrier was broken. you'd think someone had cut one in church by the reaction. and there was even finger pointing and tattle-telling! hilarious. now thats mature.

ok, so fart jokes are off topic, but at least it wasn't just a bunch of wild speculation... which is pretty low brow as well.

Originally posted by whoshotJR

Originally posted by nobody you know
Oh gosh, I didn't even see Phage's link on here. Let me go look for it

Originally posted by broahes
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Did you even bother to click on Phage's link? I think it did a sufficient job of explaining this better than anyone else so far..

You are kidding right.... Page 1 I give the same answer of the Brazil quake. Page 2 I explained how it would happen. Page 3 I give a paragraph explaining how fast seismic waves travel. I think the farting guy got more stars then me.


Man..... I need a better avatar.

Don't worry, I saw your first post (the only one that makes sense).

For cryin out loud people. It is obviously the 6.5 Brazil quake. Absolutely NO question about it. You all said it yourself....it's ;like it came from the center of the earth and spread out. Ummmm...did ya all look at the DEPTH of the Brazil quake? 565 KM!!!! While it isn't exactly the center of the earth, it is VERY deep, especially for that large of a quake. You don't see them that deep too often.

SO...while I respect the need for a good conspiracy, ....nothing to see here. Move on to the next one!!

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One possibility would be multiple EMP's but I still got power so that isn't it.

Originally posted by westcoast
SO...while I respect the need for a good conspiracy,

....nothing to see here. Move on to the next one!!

Your signature says "You have to be open to any possibility in order to grow" I find that Ironic in a poster that frequents the 'nothing to see here' mantra.

Did anyone happen to click on this one?
Broken sensor? We hope.
Either that or they are having a Harley convention.

The chart from the Norway station ( which is the closest to Iceland I can find) shows quite a large fluctuation. I am no expert it just stood out to me.

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I missed the depth of the Brazil earthquake, d'oh. I'm usually on top of that stuff better. The only problem is that - if indeed it was just the Brazil Earthquake - and you all saw how big the readings were pretty much everywhere - WHY didn't we feel it? I mean look at Florida's seismograph, its off the charts! None of us here in Florida felt anything. Weird...

I'll check back tomorrow. Its really late here. Night all...

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The problem is we don't know how sensitive the settings of each of the graphs are and each is set differently by area. If an area gets very little outside disturbances and not a ton of earthquakes it seems they are set more sensitive( not always though).

Like Phage says there is thousands more seismos also and this is just a very small portion you are seeing.

Still good looking out either way IMO.

If I'm reading the link from Phages post correctly it shows upwards of 19 hours for the P waves to fully travel yet the OP is stating this incident took 40 minutes to travel. If thats correct then it isn't P waves. I'm also surprised no one has blamed HAARP yet