Oklahoma EQ explosion watch and be amazed

so i was looking around for info on the EQ today in oklahoma and i found this

its six years of EQs in oklahoma sped up

i just cant believe this is fracking

what do you think?

earthquake.usgs.gov...

eta watch the counter closely

and if was fracking why is only oklahoma effected?

earthjustice.org...

a reply to: Another_Nut

Wow... that's pretty mind-bending...

Seeing it put into perspective like that definitely puts fracking in perspective. That's scary, especially considering the size of some of them.

S&F

~Namaste

It looks like something is about to happen and the video cuts off about a year before the big one. Or maybe it's all fracking. I'm always amazed at what humans can do.

Can you get a video like this of a nearby state, like Arkansas or Mississippi?

a reply to: SonOfTheLawOfOne

if its fracking then why is nowhere else effected?

earthjustice.org...


a reply to: Socrato

i assume so ill check

Wow. I remember, growing up, we had one earthquake, in like, '97. That was the ONLY earthquake I experienced until about 4 years ago, and now we have this crap.

Recent Earthquake Near Oklahoma

This link will provide a little more information about the size and depth of recent earthquakes in the region.

a reply to: Another_Nut

Could it be related to the supervolcano in the middle of the country? Hasn't Yellowstone been seeing increased seismic activity?

Also,interesting to note, there's another fault line in the state, it's the meers fault line. I live directly on top of it, it has been almost entirely silent during all of this, as far as I know.

a reply to: tavi45
Could be phoenix makes his case here

www.abovetopsecret.com...

originally posted by: Another_Nut
a reply to: SonOfTheLawOfOne

if its fracking then why is nowhere else effected?

earthjustice.org...

Assuming it's fracking due to the sudden increase in the area, it would suggest either an unknown fault that is being tampered with, or a geologically unstable area.

I didn't say it was fracking... I said it puts it in perspective when you see a video like that showing the sudden increase in earthquakes around Oklahoma.

~Namaste

a reply to: Socrato

i just went through all of these

earthquake.usgs.gov...

oklahoma is the ONLY state with an animation

that includes Cali and Alaska

very strange

a reply to: Another_Nut

Apparently there's a fault line running right below Oklahoma City through Kansas. Its called the Humboldt Fault which runs along the Nemaha Ridge south from kansas right under Oklahoma City:

With all the earthquakes lately, a lot of us may not know there's a fault line that runs right underneath Oklahoma City.

m.news9.com...



Right where all the swarms have been



Seems like all the faults are acting up.

a reply to: phoenix9884

so the quakes start at the tip of the fault and are slowly working their way north?

makes sense

so what would be a geologists take on why its happening and if this holds true we should see EQs spreading into Kansas soon as the stress(?) works its way north

hope that makes some sense

The activity increases dramatically towards the end of the video.
I think you could draw an easy correleation to fracking as the
culprit, but you'd need a similar map showing the active fracking
sites and dates. It'd be worth looking into...

originally posted by: Another_Nut
a reply to: phoenix9884

so the quakes start at the tip of the fault and are slowly working their way north?

makes sense

so what would be a geologists take on why its happening and if this holds true we should see EQs spreading into Kansas soon as the stress(?) works its way north

hope that makes some sense

I wish I could tell you. I'm just your average Guy doing Google searches but it does appear that way looking at the quake activity by day and week. Check out earthquake 3d they have a free version and its awrsome.
Also in Terral Blackstar's videos he explains quite a bit in terms of activity (some of his theories are a bit out there but he's got good info) and so far no geologists have made any claims to refute any other theories.

originally posted by: rival
The activity increases dramatically towards the end of the video.
I think you could draw an easy correleation to fracking as the
culprit, but you'd need a similar map showing the active fracking
sites and dates. It'd be worth looking into...

only if you could make the same correlation between all the other fracking going on in the country and increase in EQs

the usgs data says you cant, therefor, whatever is happening in OK is unique to OK .unless it continues spreading north into kansas

then it is almost certainly something with the fault.

i just wish i had more knowledge of why the fault would be acting this way, phoenix makes a good case

a reply to: Another_Nut

Y'all realize a 4.8 quake happened today in Kansas, right?

This place in OK is most certainly fracking.

When you frack in an already geologically unstable area; what do you think will happen?

a reply to: MamaJ

really?

www.abovetopsecret.com...

the quakes moved south over the two hours after that quake..into OK

a reply to: Another_Nut

I've said it a million times, but every substantial quake that occurs here usually happens when the weather suddenly gets very cold.
I have no idea why, but it's something I've noticed as far back as the 90's.