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Dipped Squirrel Operative
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Aktung will not be pleased
![]() But a bunch of small earthquakes is always better then "the big one". It can be explained like two platforms being pressed against each other (or one heavy dense ocean floor being subduced under the 'swimming' lighter continental crust, to be exact), and building up pressure. At one point one of the opposing platforms gives in, or the pressure is being released in smaller movements gradually, thus preventing a sudden, big thrust. However, even if we can measure a pressure build up and related quakes, an exact forecast is not yet possible..
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It's way past time for one, a big one in California has been warned of for as far back as I can remember.
So they know one is coming, they are prepared for it, they will rebuild and have 20-30 years till the next big one to worry about. Oklahoma or even New York could have the next big earthquake before California does. They are on earthquake faults too ![]()
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We hope that the large, will be far into the future.
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