Earthquakes worldwide 6.0 or greater

[Nebula]

Earthquakes are normal.

[Glacier]

Don't worry Nebula and Fancy says everything is normal.

[Queen K]

Don't worry Nebula and Fancy says everything is normal.

Throw my name into the list Komp, everything is normal. This is not HAARP, unless HAARP has been around since the dawn of time.

[GordonH]

At 5:12pm today:

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First report had it at 7.0 than that dropped to 6.6....... now it 6.8.

[GordonH]

At 5:12pm today:

Nov 10.jpg

First report had it at 7.0 than that dropped to 6.6....... now it 6.8.

http://www.castanet.net/news/World/8310 ... es-Myanmar

[averagejoe]

Throw my name into the list Komp, everything is normal. This is not HAARP, unless HAARP has been around since the dawn of time.

Well Kompili has brought up an interesting comment awhile back on how you can tell if it is a HAARP made earthquake. I have been watching ever since. He said that HAARP's sound waves can cause earthquakes as deep as 10 km. So I've been watching and what I have seen been seeing is that a lot of earthquakes where there haven't been earthquakes normally. And those earthquakes are at the 10 km depth. Just watch here and see..

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/ ... es_all.php

My wife will update me on new large earthquakes and the first words I ask is what depth is......10 km?

HAARP uses supposedly technology created by Nikola Tesla from the late 1800's into the 1900's. Tesla created an earthquake in New York City in the late 1800's using his own sound wave technology.

I've added the New York City story....

http://americanbuilt.us/library/nikola- ... html#NYlab

[Fancy]

You probably want this thread:
viewtopic.php?f=52&t=26178

Earthquakes are expected considering the different plates involved:

http://www.empr.gov.bc.ca/MINING/GEOSCI ... Where.aspx

Stress that causes earthquakes is created by movement of almost rigid plates that fit together and make up the outer shell of the Earth. These plates "float" on a dense, more fluid layer just beneath them. The plates move at such a slow rate, about the same as a fingernail grows, that we do not notice it in our everyday lives. For instance, the Juan de Fuca plate off the coast of B.C. moves only about 4-5 cm/year relative to the North American plate. Over time, however, this small movement can build up enough stress to produce significant earthquakes.

[averagejoe]

No, that's not the thread where he posted it. But Thanks anyways.

[Fancy]

It was discussed on that thread. Apparently it was on mythbusters.

[Frisk]

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[GordonH]

@ 2:15 pm today

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[Frisk]

Was the Guatemala earthquake 6.2 or 6.5?

[Fancy]

I read 6.5

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/

[GordonH]

They been changing the size lately it is 6.5 from first report of 6.2.

Same thing happened with quake in Myanmar first reported as a 7.0.

[GordonH]

@ 12:42 pm today

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