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Originally posted by Arduous
Sorry I don't know much about this, but is it normal for all these earthquakes to be so closely timed together around the ring of fire?
Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
Originally posted by Arduous
Sorry I don't know much about this, but is it normal for all these earthquakes to be so closely timed together around the ring of fire?
That's the million dollar question everyone is watching right now I think.... A lot of activity in the last few days....
This evening, if you read my other blog- I had the song “A Day in the Life” by The Beatles stuck in my head at random. Usually it means something. I heard “I read the news today oh boy” over and over- and then “And though the holes were rather small, They had to count them all, Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the albert hall”. In the Beatles movie regarding the Albert Hall, it is a white room that is infinite and it is filled with small holes that are so many you can’t count them all.
Report of 5.1 quake rattles near Gerber deleted by USGS
Errata for "Phantom Events" in Southern California resulting from the M7.4 Mexico Earthquake on 2012/03/20 18:02 UTC.
Strong earthquakes generate seismic waves that spread across the entire globe. As the seismic waves generated by the M7.4 Earthquake near Ometepec, Mexico on 2012/03/20 18:02 UTC swept across the seismic network in southern California (SCSN) the automatic earthquake detection systems recognized the arrival of seismic energy but misinterpreted it as six local events rather than one large distant event.
Three of these "phantom events" were of sufficient quality to be automatically released for public distribution. All were cancelled by analysts within 5 minutes.