Earthquake
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Did anyone feel the earthquake in California?
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Not me I'm in London
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No but I heard bout it in OG I'm in England. Heard it was a 6.9?
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6.9 in Mexicali, but u can feel it in California
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Woah if we had an earthquake like that over here we'd all be deadered
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England hasn't had an earthquake in I dunno actually. Let's just say a looooooooong time ago lol
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I just finished watching 2012 and found out there's been an earthquake in California. Spooky.
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Haven't you had some weak ones? Maybe around 4 or so?
I wonder how strong it has to be to be considered an earthquake... -
No England is a looping way from the nearest fault line we may have tremors but they r too small to feel
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Loooong*
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LA is supposed to be doomed anyway, 1 big earthquake and your gone
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don cor leone wrote:
There are some freak ones though I think. I remember seeing footage of Wales being hit in the 80s on one of those archive programmesNo England is a looping way from the nearest fault line we may have tremors but they r too small to feel
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howard wrote:
we're used to it, but u guys would shit ur pants on a 1.0LA is supposed to be doomed anyway, 1 big earthquake and your gone
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Scroobius Pip wrote:
it's impossible unless there a fault line or volcanodon cor leone wrote:
There are some freak ones though I think. I remember seeing footage of Wales being hit in the 80s on one of those archive programmesNo England is a looping way from the nearest fault line we may have tremors but they r too small to feel
but volcanos form on fault lines
so you need fault lines lol -
BENNEY *ADD BOOB* wrote:
we have had some very minor ones within the last decade.Scroobius Pip wrote:
it's impossible unless there a fault line or volcanobut volcanos form on fault linesso you need fault lines loldon cor leone wrote:
There are some freak ones though I think. I remember seeing footage of Wales being hit in the 80s on one of those archive programmesNo England is a looping way from the nearest fault line we may have tremors but they r too small to feel
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BENNEY *ADD BOOB* wrote:
no we do experienve tremors but they too weak to feel or to notice. Depends on where the earthquake is and how strong it is.Scroobius Pip wrote:
it's impossible unless there a fault line or volcanodon cor leone wrote:
There are some freak ones though I think. I remember seeing footage of Wales being hit in the 80s on one of those archive programmesNo England is a looping way from the nearest fault line we may have tremors but they r too small to feel
but volcanos form on fault lines
so you need fault lines lol
I study geography and the stuff that goes with it 😋 -
The nearest plate is the african and the european i think cant remember
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don cor leone wrote:
You're sitting on the Eurasian plateThe nearest plate is the african and the european i think cant remember
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Yea that's wot I meant I havnt study the plates in a while lol
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don cor leone wrote:
About 5 years ago there was one in the early morning. 3am. I was awake in bed. I thought it was a really low plane, looked out an saw nothing. Nexd day on the news they said it was an earthquake.England hasn't had an earthquake in I dunno actually. Let's just say a looooooooong time ago lol
There was one last year aswell, minor one tho. -
Man if the Eastern US gets an earthquake of that strength it'll be felt from Maine to Florida (I forgot why). There's a bunch of small faults around the world (even the relatively small island of Manhattan has like 4) so you don't have to be near one of the famous faults to get an earthquake.
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don cor leone wrote:
BENNEY *ADD BOOB* wrote:
no we do experienve tremors but they too weak to feel or to notice. Depends on where the earthquake is and how strong it is.Scroobius Pip wrote:
it's impossible unless there a fault line or volcanodon cor leone wrote:
There are some freak ones though I think. I remember seeing footage of Wales being hit in the 80s on one of those archive programmesNo England is a looping way from the nearest fault line we may have tremors but they r too small to feel
but volcanos form on fault lines
so you need fault lines lol
I study geography and the stuff that goes with it 😋
In 2008 the UK coast of Lincolnshire had a 5.2. Pretty big for no fault lines. It woke me up 100 miles away. Not as big as Cals though. -
N130 wrote:
I took someone about that one in manhattan and they didnt believe meMan if the Eastern US gets an earthquake of that strength it'll be felt from Maine to Florida (I forgot why). There's a bunch of small faults around the world (even the relatively small island of Manhattan has like 4) so you don't have to be near one of the famous faults to get an earthquake.
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*I told
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They updated it to be a 7.2 in Mexicali. I felt it at my house about 2 hours north of the mexico border in Cali.
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Was even felt by my nurse - I was driving - but I'm wayyyy the hell over in phx. Insane. My mom's in Cali, I'm just glad it wasn't close to her 😒
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It was actually a 7.2 magnitude so yeah I'm like 2.5 hour drive from epicenter was pretty strong lasted about 79 secounds
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Im in goodyear AZ
I didnt feel anything.
I was prolly sleep though 💤
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