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Oberon
04-05-10, 10:34 AM
I've just read a report of a +/- 7.2 'quake in Baja California, only one dead as it stands but a hundred or so injured. Shocks were felt as far away as LA and Phoenix.

A lot of high magnitude 'quakes this year. :hmmm: Wonder if this sort of thing happens relatively often or whether it's just because detection and reporting has gotten better.

EDIT: Death toll is two now. Still low considering the magnitude.

SteamWake
04-05-10, 11:06 AM
Thats probably because the quake actually originated in Mexico and news is a little slow to come out of there.

August
04-05-10, 11:17 AM
Wonder if this sort of thing happens relatively often or whether it's just because detection and reporting has gotten better.


Both i'd reckon.

Pioneer
04-05-10, 07:30 PM
I've just read a report of a +/- 7.2 'quake in Baja California

Quake was 100 miles away from me, I was outside when it came through and "lifted" my house.

Coming form the land where 7 of the world deadliest snakes cane be found in my back yard, let me tell you, 7.2 required a change of underwear.

Blatant plug: refer my blog and Courier Mail, Brisbane.

TLAM Strike
04-05-10, 07:41 PM
Guess the Pentagon's secret EM earthquake gun missed Iran again... :hmmm:

Buddahaid
04-05-10, 07:44 PM
I've just read a report of a +/- 7.2 'quake in Baja California, only one dead as it stands but a hundred or so injured. Shocks were felt as far away as LA and Phoenix.

A lot of high magnitude 'quakes this year. :hmmm: Wonder if this sort of thing happens relatively often or whether it's just because detection and reporting has gotten better.

EDIT: Death toll is two now. Still low considering the magnitude.

Another "proof" of global warming. I was just wondering if rising sea levels could add further strain on plates, but I don't think it would be significant.

Castout
04-05-10, 07:58 PM
Guess the Pentagon's secret EM earthquake gun missed Iran again... :hmmm:

Indeed :nope:
I believe it's called HAARP




:rotfl2:

I-25
04-05-10, 08:08 PM
i was about 80 miles away from it and i sure as hell felt it.

no damages where i live but yea interesting.

i know people that were about 5 miles from the epicenter and i haven't heard from them :down:.

the death toll is about 3 now

TLAM Strike
04-05-10, 08:21 PM
Indeed :nope:
I believe it's called HAARP




:rotfl2:
:ping: ... it did seem to coincide with the launch of the Space Shuttle... :ping: