Today, Jan 9, there were 11 earthquakes....including a 3.3, a 2.4, and 2.2. Why nothing about this on the news?
It's starting not to be funny anymore.
www.seis.utah.edu...
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Originally posted by MsSmartypants
Today, Jan 9, there were 11 earthquakes....including a 3.3, a 2.4, and 2.2. Why nothing about this on the news?
It's starting not to be funny anymore.
www.seis.utah.edu...
It is interesting and deserves further monitoring on the same level as any rumblings around the Cape Verde Islands. The Earth will do what it will
do.
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Okay...I'm not aware of the activity in Cape Verde. I guess I will have to google it and find out. Whew...almost a oneline post.
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reply to post by MsSmartypants
thanks for the update
this is very interesting, i sure wish there was more information about it to skim thru
not that it would make any differance 
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Keep a close eye on Yellowstone, New Madrid, and San Andreas, in that order. We are WAY overdue for a really big shake. It's going to devestate
this country.
I don't sweat the economy. It's cyclical and comes back. But there's not a damn thing you can do whem Mama Earth has a hot flash!
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Something I noticed to is the quakes are getting more shallow... What does that mean? If anyone can explain it to me. They started averaging around
11-7 KM deep and the ones today are between 2 and 7 on average...
Also what is this slow movement thing??? what is that all about?
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reply to post by kupoliveson
wonderful observation! Could it mean the magma beneath the crust is getting closer to the surface, hence the ground does not go down as deep? I guess
that is what you're getting at.
I wish this thread wasn't going to die from lack of interest as I would truly like to get some other's take on this...oh well.
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