Quake Watch 2008, page 4

Makes me remember John Galetzka´s warnings about a major quake to happen in Indonesia.

Indonesia's big one 'on its way'

These days´ quakes, indeed, are very unusual... Activity increases and I doubt that they are all aftershocks.

Regards,
Ptolomeo

Originally posted by Ptolomeo
Makes me remember John Galetzka´s warnings about a major quake to happen in Indonesia.

Indonesia's big one 'on its way'

These days´ quakes, indeed, are very unusual... Activity increases and I doubt that they are all aftershocks.

Regards,
Ptolomeo

That article is very scary and concerning. I hope the govt there is keeping the people up to date and informed. My thoughts will be with the people and their families, and I pray that the article is incorrect...

Michelle

And another one;

Magnitude 6.6 - KEPULAUAN MENTAWAI REGION, INDONESIA
2008 February 25 21:02:20 UTC
Depth 29.1km

Thread on 4.2 Souther Iran quake

Article

Well this is interesting:

Magnitude unknown
Region ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM
English Midlands
Date time 2008-02-27 at 00:56:46.0 UTC

Depth 65 km

EMSC

I think I felt it, by which I mean, I'm sure I heard a rumble sort of sound, and woke up.

Magnitude 4.7 - ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM
2008 February 27 00:56:45 UTC
Depth 10km

* 48 km (30 miles) S (178°) from Kingston upon Hull, England, UK
* 69 km (43 miles) NE (55°) from Nottingham, England, UK
* 79 km (49 miles) E (94°) from Sheffield, England, UK
* 203 km (126 miles) N (357°) from LONDON, United Kingdom

Wow, this is so cool. At least, I didn't feel the kent one, and i wished I had.

[edit on 26-2-2008 by apex]

reply to post by Scaart

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I would get something off BGS, but their earthquakes section won't connect, any luck for you?

www.earthquakes.bgs.ac.uk...

news.sky.com...


skynews also reporting aswell

I'm surprised that no ATS'ers noticed the magnitude 6.1 which hit not so far from the Doomsday Vault less than a week ago...


USGS: Magnitude 6.1 - SVALBARD REGION
2008 February 21 02:46:18 UTC

reply to post by Hellmutt

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Er, Hellmutt, I don't think many ATS'ers live near Svalbard, so I doubt anyone would have noticed it!

However, we certainly did notice the 4.7 here in the UK!!!

reply to post by Hellmutt

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What I find very strange about this is that there were no recorded aftershocks from that quake. At least nothing over 2.5 anyway. You would think that a 6.1 quake would register at least ONE aftershock. Something just doesn't seem right with this one.

Just to update our UK quake,

its now been upgraded to a 5.3,

The British Geological Survey have registered the tremor, timed at 12:56am, at 5.4 on the Richter scale.

news.sky.com...

[edit on 26-2-2008 by asala]

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