never seen the earth quaking like this!

This site updates every thirty minutes, I don't know how to copy the current page, but the earth is going nuts right now. China, U.S., Australia are really shaking. What gives?

aslwww.cr.usgs.gov...

The earth has thousands of earthquakes a day. It's normal.

I don't know how to interpret the data but it seem very ominous.

There are many experts here at ATS. Looking forward to their interpretation.

Most of those signals are not quakes at all, rather noise and interference, thse instruments are very sensitive and will pick up any noise and ground movement be it from traffic or animals and record it. Most graphs will pick up the smallest movement down to .1 on the scale.

All these graphs are reviewed by geologists and interpreted

Originally posted by qwakewathcher
What gives?

Don't see anything unusual here, looks pretty average for intensities and numbers:
earthquake.usgs.gov...

What you are seeing in that site is normal. Nothing to worry about, at least for the moment.

Originally posted by Muaddib
...at least for the moment.

He giveth, and he taketh away....

Well Take a Peek at Steve Quayle's Earthquake site, Oregon been having a 5 & 6 last few days, Northern California been rocking a 5 too! Iran been ongoing last few days with numerous 5 quakes! Check it out, yes the earth has many quakes, but not many large 5 & above over & over, something is definitely brewing!
Once at Steve's site click on 2.5 that will show the larger quakes then to the left click on USA then you'll see a map, scroll down just a bit, and click 1 earthquake list and you'll see quakes from 1 mg to 5 on that! You'll see how things are escalating latley!

stevequayle.com...

[edit on 25-3-2006 by AngelWings9999]

i agree welcome to earth lots of scarry and wierd things here but we learn to deal with them.....moslty by not knowing the facts lol



ignorance is bliss

I have to agree that the activity looks normal. I remember how crazy the reports looked after the Boxing Day earthquake.

You may find these links useful:

Quake Watch 2006 - ATS Link

Volcano watch 2006 - ATS Link

Seismic Monitor - Offsite link

7-Day earthquake activity - Offsite Link

Hope that helps, but nothing to worry about!

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