FINALLY They Found The Cause Of The Wisconsin BOOMs and RUMBLEs

Originally posted by ButterCookie
A magnitude 1.5???????

This is such a lie. 1.5's occur everyday all day around the world, and the effects are not as such.

Come on...really???

Yeah, I'm just thinking they are going to tell the people something, to quell their worries. Some people are so afraid they are ready to pack it in and leave. I've been in quakes that are more than that, that were quiet and did no damage at all.

Hmm, they might have measured an earthquake of 1.5M, but to me that doesn't have to be the cause of this all.

The measured earthquake could as well been an effect of something else. Pop concerts are known for being able to cause small tremors.

www.uproxx.com...

So the measured earthquake doesn't have to mean anything

I'm not on the doom train, but I wonder how a small earthquake like that goes on for days? Is that possible?

Originally posted by Thunder heart woman

Originally posted by azureskys
All kinds of strange sounds are being reported from all over the world.

The sounds people are hearing in areas that are use-to earthquake activity are not
recognizing the noises as such.

My Daughter says its just part of the " People of Earth's Awakening " it's always been there
but more and more people are becoming more perceptive.


I'm starting to think the Earth is expanding.

Or: The Earth is giving birth and it's having labor pain.Maybe the earth is an egg and is hatching.
It could be the Lizard people

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I like your daughter's theory. I was told that the old prophecy of the buffalo returning through the wind cave was going to come to pass, hence all this noise! Drinks wind, a very old medicine man and prophet told of this story many many .....many years ago. That the earth would rumble beneath it's surface when the sacred buffalo returns.

I thought the Sacred White Buffalo was born years ago?

As I said, I don't have any theories, I just find it hard to believe a tiny 1.5 mag Earthquake could do what happened and the effects last as long as they have...sounds like Hooey to me...

reply to post by AQuestion


actually i live in california and have experienced many quakes also. now with most of the quakes i didnt hear any particular noises.
the loma prieta quake was different at least for me as i sat in the cafe watching the little crack cross the cement floor to pass underneaths my table i did hear a rumbling and crackling. i am not saying this was caused by anything other then the concrete that was cracking.
that being said alot of the affects of an earthquake depend on the underlaying terrain.
in the loma prieta quake i was in downtown santa cruz which is essentially old river bed. i felt the earth rocking back and forth for well over a minute. while a friend who lived up near west cliff didnt think it rocked for more then 15 seconds. in this case we were both correct.
the point being that there could be things unique to where this quake happened that would case sounds to arise.

reply to post by TheIlluminatedOne


This explanation:

USGS: "BAHAHAH! No need to worry people! You can all go back to your daily lives. Seems we were all over exagerating the situation. All this hubub was caused by a 1.5 earthquake. You can all go back to working and consuming now!"

"But why hasn't this every happened before any other quakes ever in the history of all of recorded seismic activity."

USGS: "... You are ignorant. You need to go back to work. You need to stop asking questions. You need to accept the official story. Do not worry about anything. Your lives are safe in our hands. Continue to consume. Continue to vote in predefined ways. Continue to live life without questioning anything."

"Oh... ok. You make a good point. Ok people, nothing to see here. Best to stop asking questions and just accept everything as normal."






Man I LOVE "official stories" in the modern era.

Its was only a 1.5 quake All this hype and scared people for no reason

www.showme.net...

Missouri state geologist Joe Gillman said an earthquake the magnitude of the 1811-12 quakes is expected to happen just once every 500 years. But a moderate quake with a magnitude 6.0 to 6.5 is expected to happen every 90 years, and the last one was in the late 1800s.

Yes the Madrid Fault is over due for a earthquake but it wont be the big one that happens once every 500 years

I believe all the booms are from Fracking or natural really deep earthquakes theres no reason to panic.

found this link of 1996

Earthquake study says New Madrid might have fizzled

www.showme.net...

Re: the cause of "the Wisconsin booms and rumbles" per O.P.,

This guy has a good (albe it worrisome) take,....

reply to post by Hawkeyes


Sory wasn't from 1996. Its was writing in 2010.

Madrid fault quake map

www.ceri.memphis.edu...

No big earthquakes Nothing to worry about.

Earthquake study says New Madrid might have fizzled

www.showme.net...

Researchers led by a Northwestern University scientist have produced a series of studies — the most recent appearing in the journal Nature two months ago — concluding that the New Madrid zone is shutting down as a generator of major quakes. The hundreds of small temblors that still rumble through the region annually, they say, appear to be nothing more than aftershocks from the massive quakes of 1811-12.

A 2. in Arkansas 2hrs.ago
not much but still Madrid

Originally posted by AQuestion
reply to post by TheIlluminatedOne

 

Dear IlluminatedOne,

Excuse me, I live is the Los Angeles area and have felt more earthquakes than you can count. They are not accompanied by sounds in the sky. LMAO. Please, I lived through the Northridge earthquakes, the Whittier quake, the Palm Springs Quake, name it, I am in my 50s. Pick a depth, pick a size, I have seen it all and I am not the only Californian on this site, those sounds do NOT precede, occur during or happen after an earthquake. If they did, wouldn't that be reason to have a sky sound warning system? Peace.

I don't know that's something to be proud of, having lived through so many quakes in your life! If I were you I'd move somewhere else! (Just like people complaining about tornados in the tornado valley area, simply MOVE LOL)

reply to post by Hawkeyes


Just really small quakes and booms nothing to worry about people. Some are saying there still just aftershocks

Originally posted by Hawkeyes
reply to post by Hawkeyes

 

Just really small quakes and booms nothing to worry about people. Some are saying there still just aftershocks

Researchers led by a Northwestern University scientist have produced a series of studies — the most recent appearing in the journal Nature two months ago — concluding that the New Madrid zone is shutting down as a generator of major quakes. The hundreds of small temblors that still rumble through the region annually, they say, appear to be nothing more than aftershocks from the massive quakes of 1811-12.

reply to post by azureskys


NO.....this is seriously unbelievable. The USGS just happened to have portable quake monitoring equipment moving through the town and caught a quake? They can't pinpoint it. They can't even tell exactly how deep it is. Or how shallow is more like it.
The official story is what is shallow now. They had been only reported at night. And this isn't an area known for it's hotbed of seismic activity. While an earthquake anywhere at anytime is certainly plausible....they had supposedly already ruled quakes out.

They are covering up something. Possibly fracking. But it is something. This answer is just too convenient. And it seems as if the townsfolk aren't buying it.

reply to post by watchdog


*If*, and I stress * If,* it were a 1.5 EQ or series of those, then your explanation makes much more sense than anything else I have read in this thread.

I've lived on both coasts, and have definitely both just rolled and really rocked in Cali...and Oregon...

But, it is important to make a distinction between the landforms/geology.

I believe they largely have granite rock in Wisconsin; not the case for many of the locations on the West coast...so who knows? These EQs, could manifest themselves in different ways, i.e., more sound/less motion (in way so not scientific terms., lol)

A Question For All Reading This:
Now that they have id'ed the suppose *cause* , have the people stopped hearing the boom and rumbles; does anyone here know?

Originally posted by BurningSpearess
A Question For All Reading This:
Now that they have id'ed the suppose *cause* , have the people stopped hearing the boom and rumbles; does anyone here know?

According to some media it stopped a few days ago before the "explanation" was given.

For now, it seems that the booms have ceased. Police only received four reports of possible booms Tuesday night into Wednesday morning as opposed to 40, 100 and 150 calls in the nights before, Kuss said, noting that microquakes commonly only last a few days.

usatoday.com

Edit to add:
Just to keep track of the timeline, here is one article posted on March 19th about it.

A series of loud bangs and booms woke up folks on the northeast side of this Waupaca County community shortly before 2 a.m. Monday and continued off and on until at least 8 p.m. The rattling, shaking, vibrations and noises induced people to pick up their phones and dial 911 as Clintonville's police dispatch center lighted up with more than 150 calls.

The source of the racket? No one knows. Though they're pretty sure what it wasn't.

Earthquake? No. Methane gas? No. Wastewater? Nada. Change in water pressure? Nope. Mining, military missions or dynamiting in the area? Zip.

jsonline.com

OiO

reply to post by AQuestion


I agree with you. I grew up in southern California and have lived in all parts of Cali. Small earthquakes of that nature do not make booming noises and knock stuff down. Cali is constantly rattling and having small quakes in that range. I actually lived close to the San Andreas fault for a few years, with lots of little rumblers. It was out in the country, so if there were any noises associated with it, I certainly would have heard them.

There are occasionally little temblors out here in west Texas (always in the Snyder area). No booming noises, and for crying out loud, it doesn't go on for days off and on.

If it is seismic in nature, there is a bit more going on that just a basic earthquake far below the surface, and if I lived in that area of Wisconsin, I would be nervous and NOT let my guard down for a minute. It behaves more like something is shifting, rather than just shaking.

folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu...

Here are the 30 most recent earthquakes and all M>3 earthquakes on this map... MAG DATE LOCAL-TIME LAT LON DEPTH LOCATION y/m/d h:m:s deg deg km 2.1 2012/03/20 03:55:21 36.548N 89.686W 10.2 14 km ( 9 mi) N of Portageville, MO 1.4 2012/03/19 07:57:26 36.510N 89.556W 8.5 9 km ( 6 mi) SSW of New Madrid, MO 1.6 2012/03/18 15:49:58 36.291N 89.518W 8.1 4 km ( 3 mi) NW of Ridgely, TN 1.4 2012/03/12 13:48:28 36.476N 89.540W 7.9 12 km ( 8 mi) S of New Madrid, MO 1.3 2012/03/04 12:21:06 36.251N 89.430W 6.3 5 km ( 3 mi) ESE of Ridgely, TN 1.8 2012/03/04 12:06:03 36.548N 89.694W 8.7 13 km ( 8 mi) SE of Parma, MO 1.8 2012/03/04 00:18:53 35.811N 90.067W 10.6 5 km ( 3 mi) SSW of Dell, AR 2.7 2012/03/01 17:45:40 36.269N 89.373W 13.1 10 km ( 6 mi) SW of Hornbeak, TN 1.9 2012/03/01 08:11:56 36.864N 89.415W 9.2 10 km ( 6 mi) NNW of East Prairie, MO 2.0 2012/02/21 12:38:04 36.872N 89.408W 10.9 10 km ( 6 mi) N of East Prairie, MO 2.5 2012/02/21 11:05:47 36.871N 89.417W 10.2 11 km ( 7 mi) NNW of East Prairie, MO 1.8 2012/02/21 06:18:18 36.867N 89.413W 10.2 10 km ( 6 mi) NNW of East Prairie, MO 3.9 2012/02/21 03:58:43 36.873N 89.423W 7.9 11 km ( 7 mi) NNW of East Prairie, MO 1.4 2012/02/20 04:30:08 36.534N 89.635W 7.4 11 km ( 7 mi) WSW of New Madrid, MO 1.4 2012/02/20 03:58:56 36.553N 89.612W 8.1 8 km ( 5 mi) WSW of New Madrid, MO 1.2 2012/02/18 07:30:02 36.280N 89.456W 5.8 3 km ( 2 mi) ENE of Ridgely, TN 1.4 2012/02/17 22:09:18 36.493N 89.543W 7.8 11 km ( 7 mi) S of New Madrid, MO 2.0 2012/02/17 14:21:53 36.492N 89.546W 8.0 11 km ( 7 mi) S of New Madrid, MO 1.4 2012/02/14 23:37:03 36.588N 89.622W 7.0 8 km ( 5 mi) W of New Madrid, MO 0.8 2012/02/07 22:36:44 35.616N 90.397W 9.9 6 km ( 4 mi) W of Lepanto, AR 1.5 2012/01/30 19:08:23 36.204N 89.496W 4.2 7 km ( 4 mi) S of Ridgely, TN 1.5 2012/01/29 03:35:28 36.688N 89.531W 15.8 9 km ( 6 mi) SSE of Matthews, MO 1.1 2012/01/26 06:11:14 36.263N 89.440W 5.6 4 km ( 3 mi) E of Ridgely, TN 2.2 2012/01/25 16:14:09 36.483N 89.534W 7.7 12 km ( 7 mi) S of New Madrid, MO 1.3 2012/01/24 23:09:57 36.259N 89.464W 6.1 2 km ( 1 mi) ESE of Ridgely, TN 1.5 2012/01/23 12:35:58 36.875N 89.442W 2.9 12 km ( 7 mi) NNW of East Prairie, MO 1.5 2012/01/21 22:44:33 36.481N 89.642W 12.7 8 km ( 5 mi) NE of Portageville, MO 1.6 2012/01/18 14:21:35 36.307N 89.531W 9.6 6 km ( 4 mi) NW of Ridgely, TN 1.6 2012/01/18 05:29:11 36.410N 89.529W 8.2 6 km ( 4 mi) NW of Tiptonville, TN 1.9 2012/01/18 03:54:31 36.063N 89.811W 7.9 18 km (11 mi) NNE of Blytheville, AR