3.9 4.0 4.6 EQ's Alaska

Getting stronger over the last hour and that's in addition to the thread I started earlier:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

quakes.globalincidentmap.com...

32 minutes ago
Magnitude: 4.6
DateTime: Friday May 13 2011, 20:30:42 UTC
Region: Southern Alaska
Depth: 98.6 km

32 minutes ago
Magnitude: 4
DateTime: Friday May 13 2011, 20:30:42 UTC
Region: Southern Alaska
Depth: 103 km

54 minutes ago
Magnitude: 3.9
DateTime: Friday May 13 2011, 20:09:37 UTC
Region: Alaska Peninsula
Depth: 4.9 km

And this leads you to believe what specifically?

If you study earthquakes at all you should know that a series of quakes increasing in strength is not an indicator of anything other than the acutal event.

Sounds like a typical day in Alaska.

FYI, there is a thread dedicated to earthquakes that you may find to be more appropriate for posting such smaller quakes as these:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Originally posted by kro32
And this leads you to believe what specifically?

If you study earthquakes at all you should know that a series of quakes increasing in strength is not an indicator of anything other than the acutal event.

Actually, it's telling me that the area is picking up in frequency and intensity.

My earlier thread:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Thanks

If you watch the usgs EQ site, you will see that these types/mags of quakes is commonplace in Alaska.
When I lived there, I felt EQs all the time!

Originally posted by Aggie Man
Sounds like a typical day in Alaska.

FYI, there is a thread dedicated to earthquakes that you may find to be more appropriate for posting such smaller quakes as these:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Thanks for the info, didn't know about that thread.

Cheers!

Look at all the people on here who post earthquake activity and frame it as it's leading to something big about to happen.

It never does.

I've said all along earthquakes like this happen all the time and they are solitary events. So far i've been proving right every single time and all the other fear posters have been proving wrong.

It's nice your interested in an earthquake watching hobby but you shouldn't try to pretend you can predict anything out of it.

If this was possible we would have been able to develop earthquake detection systems and we can't so I don't think that you can do so by looking at some graphs on the internet.

hisz.rsoe.hu... This is a useful realtime source of global activity. Yeah its pretty common.

Originally posted by Aggie Man
Sounds like a typical day in Alaska.

FYI, there is a thread dedicated to earthquakes that you may find to be more appropriate for posting such smaller quakes as these:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

yup...lived there for 4 years & had tons of earrhquakes every week....very common in the last frontier those numbers dont even get a 1st thought from those who have lived there....
sorry for crappy typing...om my phone :/

S & F

Whoa....

Thanks for posting...bout to keep my eyes on this one!!!!

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I wouldn't worry about it too much lol. Alaska is always trembling, I look on my USGS app all the time and there's always some EQ of 2.0 or greater.

Im living in Healy, Alaska so ill let you guys know if i feel anything

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I appreciate your post. I and alot of people feel all the seismic activity is building up to something, It's not normal. And MOST of us here know that.