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Originally posted by Kemal
Earthquakes in Turkey are really not uncommon...
Originally posted by Imogene72
reply to post by PurpleDog UK
I think no one cares because it's not on the USA OR(before anyone starts shooting!)
because these EQ are not big enough.
Although few people actually understand that the scale is not necessarily important by itself,
but depends on numerous other factors as well, such as depth, whether the epicenter is in
land or in the sea, the population of the affected area and ground composition etc...
Plus, I have to agree with you OP, the increase in seismic activity is spectacular.edit on 20-5-2011 by Imogene72 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Imogene72
reply to post by Absum!
Since I know almost nothing about the way HAARP works, if you could provide an explanation of these patterns I would really appreciate it. Thanks in advance!
Originally posted by Absum!
Originally posted by Imogene72
reply to post by Absum!
Since I know almost nothing about the way HAARP works, if you could provide an explanation of these patterns I would really appreciate it. Thanks in advance!
That is a whole subject on its own. There are PLENTY of ATS threads to help you just search.
On topic;
I just checked the center row and each of these quakes are unique. RSOE did not make shadow quakes. Interesting thing on the one line of quakes I checked 90% were at 5 miles deep. I looked to another swarm in California to see it this was a visual anomaly with RSOE and placement. But to zoom in very close and still retain a grid pattern is unnatural. It almost appears like somebody probing the area. Strange indeed.
Magnitude Mw 5.8
Region WESTERN TURKEY
Date time 2011-05-19 20:15:22.0 UTC
Location 39.15 N ; 29.10 E
Depth 7 km
Distances 59 km NW Usak (pop 152,862 ; local time 23:15:22.9 2011-05-19)
13 km NE Simav (pop 34,909 ; local time 23:15:22.9 2011-05-19)
Source parameters provided by another agency