Did anyone feel the Earth quake, today?

[Viceroy63]

Did anyone feel the Earth quake, today?

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[Army of GOD]

I only get my news from the sketchiest sources on the internets!

[Viceroy63]

I only get my news from the sketchiest sources on the internets!

LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – Red Sismica de Puerto Rico reports that a 6.5 magnitude Puerto Rico earthquake today 2014 has just struck. In fact, two major temblors have hit Puerto Rico tonight January 12, 2014 within the last few minutes. Damage assessment is pending.

Officials tell news that a 6.5 magnitude Puerto Rico earthquake today has just hit locally January 13, 2014 at 12:01 am. The quake followed a 6.4 magnitude Puerto Rico temblor moments earlier. The terremoto en Puerto Rico hoy reported first by Red Sismica de Puerto Rico marks one of the strongest temblors to strike the region in recent years.

USGS indicates to news that the Puerto Rico earthquake today did not strike on land but out to sea. The quake began off the north coast and registered a nominal depth. USGS tells news that the quake was only eighteen miles below sea level. As a result the Puerto Rico earthquake could be felt across the region.

USGS tells news that the Puerto Rico temblor was thirty-five miles from Hatillo. It was thirty-six from north of Isabella. It was sixty miles northwest of San Juan as well.

In September 2012, a 4.1 magnitude quake struck seventy-five miles northwest of Isabela. The quake was also northwest of Caban. Officials reported to news at the time that the quake was roughly one hundred miles from La Romana, Dominican Republic. The quake’s epicenter, additionally, was only one hundred twenty-
http://news.lalate.com/2014/01/12/red-s ... 2014-hits/

[TeeGee]

I only get my news from the sketchiest sources on the internets!

LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – Red Sismica de Puerto Rico reports that a 6.5 magnitude Puerto Rico earthquake today 2014 has just struck. In fact, two major temblors have hit Puerto Rico tonight January 12, 2014 within the last few minutes. Damage assessment is pending.

Officials tell news that a 6.5 magnitude Puerto Rico earthquake today has just hit locally January 13, 2014 at 12:01 am. The quake followed a 6.4 magnitude Puerto Rico temblor moments earlier. The terremoto en Puerto Rico hoy reported first by Red Sismica de Puerto Rico marks one of the strongest temblors to strike the region in recent years.

USGS indicates to news that the Puerto Rico earthquake today did not strike on land but out to sea. The quake began off the north coast and registered a nominal depth. USGS tells news that the quake was only eighteen miles below sea level. As a result the Puerto Rico earthquake could be felt across the region.

USGS tells news that the Puerto Rico temblor was thirty-five miles from Hatillo. It was thirty-six from north of Isabella. It was sixty miles northwest of San Juan as well.

In September 2012, a 4.1 magnitude quake struck seventy-five miles northwest of Isabela. The quake was also northwest of Caban. Officials reported to news at the time that the quake was roughly one hundred miles from La Romana, Dominican Republic. The quake’s epicenter, additionally, was only one hundred twenty-
http://news.lalate.com/2014/01/12/red-s ... 2014-hits/

Stay safe Viceroy63

[Viceroy63]

Thanks TeeGee:

My house shook and moved like a ship on the oceans. It's not like in the movies at all.

I thought that my house was literally going to break apart.

[nietzsche]

I only get my news from the sketchiest sources on the internets!

LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – Red Sismica de Puerto Rico reports that a 6.5 magnitude Puerto Rico earthquake today 2014 has just struck. In fact, two major temblors have hit Puerto Rico tonight January 12, 2014 within the last few minutes. Damage assessment is pending.

Officials tell news that a 6.5 magnitude Puerto Rico earthquake today has just hit locally January 13, 2014 at 12:01 am. The quake followed a 6.4 magnitude Puerto Rico temblor moments earlier. The terremoto en Puerto Rico hoy reported first by Red Sismica de Puerto Rico marks one of the strongest temblors to strike the region in recent years.

USGS indicates to news that the Puerto Rico earthquake today did not strike on land but out to sea. The quake began off the north coast and registered a nominal depth. USGS tells news that the quake was only eighteen miles below sea level. As a result the Puerto Rico earthquake could be felt across the region.

USGS tells news that the Puerto Rico temblor was thirty-five miles from Hatillo. It was thirty-six from north of Isabella. It was sixty miles northwest of San Juan as well.

In September 2012, a 4.1 magnitude quake struck seventy-five miles northwest of Isabela. The quake was also northwest of Caban. Officials reported to news at the time that the quake was roughly one hundred miles from La Romana, Dominican Republic. The quake’s epicenter, additionally, was only one hundred twenty-
http://news.lalate.com/2014/01/12/red-s ... 2014-hits/

Did they have to say Puerto Rico 10 times ?

[fadedpsychosis]

there was actually one here near Naples Italy a couple of weeks ago... luckily it was north of us, otherwise Vesuvius would probably be an issue...

[Viceroy63]

there was actually one here near Naples Italy a couple of weeks ago... luckily it was north of us, otherwise Vesuvius would probably be an issue...

The thing is that yesterday there was also a meteor shower. I am wondering if the two events are not somehow related. May be, that the Meteor shower were the Catalyst for the Earthquake, yesterday/this morning?

[AndyDufresne]

I thought this topic was going to be about potty humor. Junk.


--Andy

[JoshyBoy]

I thought this topic was going to be about potty humor. Junk.


--Andy

I was just about to say, has no-one had a crack at this yet?!?!?!?

Ahhhh fantastic... here goes....

Did anyone feel the Earth quake, today?

Yeah, it was just your mum rolling out my bed.

Seriously though, be safe.

[Viceroy63]

I thought this topic was going to be about potty humor. Junk.


--Andy

Yeah well, I thought you were one of the better administrators on CC. I guess we are both wrong. Apparantly, any monkey can do your job.

[Lootifer]

Thanks TeeGee:

My house shook and moved like a ship on the oceans. It's not like in the movies at all.

I thought that my house was literally going to break apart.

Yeah they are pretty horrible experiences.

I live/work on a major fault line so we get decent shakes every now and then, but last year had a couple of very nearby (with earthquakes depth and distance from epicentre is as important as the magnitude number) 6.6's. I always thought I was pretty resilent/tough up until then, but something like a major earthquake has a strange impact on ones psyche; I think it has to do with it being so out of everyones control. Either way it wasnt much fun.

<3 living in the ring of fire: http://www.geonet.org.nz/

[fadedpsychosis]

Thanks TeeGee:

My house shook and moved like a ship on the oceans. It's not like in the movies at all.

I thought that my house was literally going to break apart.

Yeah they are pretty horrible experiences.

I live/work on a major fault line so we get decent shakes every now and then, but last year had a couple of very nearby (with earthquakes depth and distance from epicentre is as important as the magnitude number) 6.6's. I always thought I was pretty resilent/tough up until then, but something like a major earthquake has a strange impact on ones psyche; I think it has to do with it being so out of everyones control. Either way it wasnt much fun.

<3 living in the ring of fire: http://www.geonet.org.nz/

you're making me feel sooo much better about my upcoming move to Japan...

[Trevor33]

I've felt a couple of small earthquakes in Peru, first one I was on the 15th flower when the building started to move... didn't like my odds if it collapsed. Stopped after maybe 10-15 seconds and all was left standing. Turned out to be a bigger quake further south that did do quite a lot of damage.

Ireland's weather might be among the worst in the world as far as year round temperature/rainfall goes but at least there's no hurricanes, earthquakes, stupidly cold temperatures or anything else that kills people.

[Lootifer]

Another moderate one yesterday. Good times.

It wasnt bad enough to stop my neighbour from doing his roof though

[BigBallinStalin]

Thanks TeeGee:

My house shook and moved like a ship on the oceans. It's not like in the movies at all.

I thought that my house was literally going to break apart.

Yeah they are pretty horrible experiences.

I live/work on a major fault line so we get decent shakes every now and then, but last year had a couple of very nearby (with earthquakes depth and distance from epicentre is as important as the magnitude number) 6.6's. I always thought I was pretty resilent/tough up until then, but something like a major earthquake has a strange impact on ones psyche; I think it has to do with it being so out of everyones control. Either way it wasnt much fun.

<3 living in the ring of fire: http://www.geonet.org.nz/

Oh yah, it's a humbling experience.

[nietzsche]

Ok, I'm tired, last post.

[Dukasaur]

Ok, I'm tired, last post.

[notyou2]

Question Viceroy. Did the earth experience more earthquakes before 6000 years ago or are earthquakes only occurring in the last 6000 years?

[Lootifer]

Oi! Play nice!

[Viceroy63]

Thanks TeeGee:

My house shook and moved like a ship on the oceans. It's not like in the movies at all.

I thought that my house was literally going to break apart.

Yeah they are pretty horrible experiences.

I live/work on a major fault line so we get decent shakes every now and then, but last year had a couple of very nearby (with earthquakes depth and distance from epicentre is as important as the magnitude number) 6.6's. I always thought I was pretty resilent/tough up until then, but something like a major earthquake has a strange impact on ones psyche; I think it has to do with it being so out of everyones control. Either way it wasnt much fun.

<3 living in the ring of fire: http://www.geonet.org.nz/

Oh yah, it's a humbling experience.

It is a humbling experience that's for sure. You took the words right out of my mouth.

The thing is that when you see an earthquake on TV, it's all some kind of a violent, shaky motion. I guess it's because, to simulate an earthquake, all they can really do is to shake the Camera. But the truth is that the earth reacts very much like an ocean does where waves of dirt are pounding into your house and you feel the earth move up and down as well as the wave of earth moves through your area. They never show the up and down motion on TV. Or maybe it depends on how close you are to the epicenter?

And for those who don't understand, Waves are not actually moving. Waves are Oscillations and the water stays in it's general area. The earth acts the same way. The motion is not just side to side but also up and down just like water waves.

My house is still standing but the waves crashing into my house, cracked the concrete foundation all to hell.

That's life I guess. My life for a Cracked Foundation. Good Trade!

[notyou2]

I've felt 2 in the 80's. They are humbling.

[nietzsche]

Yes, they said bigWham's momma walked today.