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Originally posted by My.mind.is.mine
I wish people would stop coming to threads based on fact, and saying "stop spreading fear"...
You mean "stop spreading truth"??
This swarm is real and we as "regulars" aren't privy to the "why" so I think skepticism is very healthy in this matter.
Originally posted by rapunzel222
personally i would get out of cali asap if you are there. i would be leaving Sydney too or getting an evac plan in place. the wave from such an event would be massive and i agree it would probably hit eastern australia imo.
Originally posted by voyger2
Originally posted by My.mind.is.mine
I wish people would stop coming to threads based on fact, and saying "stop spreading fear"...
You mean "stop spreading truth"??
This swarm is real and we as "regulars" aren't privy to the "why" so I think skepticism is very healthy in this matter.
Is this the "fact" and "truth":
Originally posted by rapunzel222
personally i would get out of cali asap if you are there. i would be leaving Sydney too or getting an evac plan in place. the wave from such an event would be massive and i agree it would probably hit eastern australia imo.
edit on 28-8-2012 by voyger2 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by voyger2
reply to post by My.mind.is.mine
please sir... if you can be kind and contribut to the so called fact... please publish the list of those 500 E.Q for the last 3days.
thanks in advance.
Originally posted by RELDDIR
reply to post by rapunzel222
Instead of psychologically coping with Earthquakes that have yet to happen, why not get prepared, pray, meditate, and eat vegan?
Originally posted by My.mind.is.mine
Originally posted by voyger2
reply to post by My.mind.is.mine
please sir... if you can be kind and contribut to the so called fact... please publish the list of those 500 E.Q for the last 3days.
thanks in advance.
I'll let the LA Times tell you...
Not to mention the very popular ATS Threadedit on 28-8-2012 by My.mind.is.mine because: (no reason given)
But experts say the swarm does not necessarily indicates a larger temblor is on the way
But for all the ground movement, experts said there is no evidence the earthquake swarms were a precursor to much larger quakes on longer, more dangerous faults. And scientists don't see any immediate signs of added pressure to the San Andreas fault, which is not far from the location of the earthquake swarm.
Originally posted by voyger2
Originally posted by rapunzel222
reply to post by voyger2
oh good god. get a grip. iwould rather be told just incase. if you dont appreciate the heads up, i really couldnt care less. dont be afraid...
who says you got to be afraid anyway? spreading fear my arse.
if you live in california you're DUMB if you dont fear the next big one. you're on a freaking fault line.
Calm down... I shared my thought as you ... no need to provoke...
In fact, some swarms in the '60s and '70s included "many thousands" of earthquakes, but the largest quakes during those sequences topped out at a magnitude 5.
"Swarms are fairly typical for this region," U.S. Geological Survey geophysicist Elizabeth Cochran said. The last significant swarm occurred in 2005, when the largest quake was a 5.1. After a few days of quakes, the shaking tapered off.
Before this weekend's swarm, in which the top magnitudes were a 5.5 and 5.3 on Sunday, the most powerful swarm to hit the region was in 1981, when the most powerful quake reached 5.8.
There are a couple of reasons the Brawley seismic zone is prone to earthquake swarms
Originally posted by voyger2
Originally posted by My.mind.is.mine
Originally posted by voyger2
reply to post by My.mind.is.mine
please sir... if you can be kind and contribut to the so called fact... please publish the list of those 500 E.Q for the last 3days.
thanks in advance.
I'll let the LA Times tell you...
Not to mention the very popular ATS Threadedit on 28-8-2012 by My.mind.is.mine because: (no reason given)
well i have to agree there are lot's of quakes... but if you consider that LA is located in fault line you should agree that's normal to have minor quakes ... as can be proven here in the list of the US Geological Survey's
and I never read anywhere 500 EQ in that article... but i read this:
But experts say the swarm does not necessarily indicates a larger temblor is on the way
and
But for all the ground movement, experts said there is no evidence the earthquake swarms were a precursor to much larger quakes on longer, more dangerous faults. And scientists don't see any immediate signs of added pressure to the San Andreas fault, which is not far from the location of the earthquake swarm.
this is also a fact that wasn't mentioned.
thanks'
Certainly, the weekend's quakes were troubling for Imperial County, which is located in one of California's most earthquake prone regions. More than 400 earthquakes have been detected since Saturday evening
Originally posted by My.mind.is.mine
I wish people would stop coming to threads based on fact, and saying "stop spreading fear"...
You mean "stop spreading truth"??
This swarm is real and we as "regulars" aren't privy to the "why" so I think skepticism is very healthy in this matter.
Originally posted by RELDDIR
reply to post by rapunzel222
I understand your "quirk," but it maybe that all the psychics and predictions are wrong. It could be something else.
Originally posted by rapunzel222
personally i would get out of cali asap if you are there. i would be leaving Sydney too or getting an evac plan in place.
"Swarms are fairly typical for this region," U.S. Geological Survey geophysicist Elizabeth Cochran said. The last significant swarm occurred in 2005, when the largest quake was a 5.1. After a few days of quakes, the shaking tapered off.