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  • hillbille
    isn't Rosie O, vacationing in montana??????
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  • mrmike08075
    Zombie dinosaurs digging out of their fossil graves to rule the earth???

    Morlocks looking for elois...

    NVA sappers...

    Mike
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  • Cornflk1
    My thinking between multiple earthquakes happening all over the globe on a now frequent basis, volcanoes erupting reguarly now, the earths magnatic pole is shifting a much faster rate and space rocks coming in closer and closer. We are in for a " climate change" ;) And I don't think there is a damn thing we can do about it.. Also I think world government are completely away of whats coming.

    Tin hat time :D:);)
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  • us55840
    75 -100 years ago, the earth was having the same earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and space rocks coming close but few knew about anything other than in their immediate area.
    Today, we can see into space and it's reported instantly ........ same with earthquakes, hurricanes, etc. that years ago one would never hear of or if one did, it was months if not years later.
    It's just part of life on earth.
    :lol:
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  • bambihunter
    We had a huge increase (from less than two 3.0+ earthquakes a year, to over 550 in a year) in quakes here in Oklahoma some years back. The epicenter was an area that had recently been approved and utilized for waste water injection from oil drilling / refining processes. Of course the oil companies denied what they were doing was the cause but after they started getting into the 4.x range, the corporation commission stepped in and required them to reduce the amount they were putting in. Well, it helped. Lower magnitude and less frequent. They made other changes that I can't remember as well so now all of them are small enough to be measurable, but not generally felt. Ironically, the biggest quake we had recently in OK, I was dove hunting in Kansas ~225 miles from the quake here and felt it solidly.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009%E2%80%9319_Oklahoma_earthquake_swarms
    I should also point out that due to historical low numbers and magnitude of quakes here, hardly any infrastructure and building requirements have much in the way of quake protection.

    I guess I am telling you this partly because it is interesting (to me at least) but also I remember reading that area of the country has been getting more drilling attention so your area might be in a similar situation.
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  • Smitty500mag
    It's those damn Russian's.
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  • WearyTraveler
    Smitty500mag wrote:
    It's those damn Russian's.

    Nope - Trump's fault...
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  • us55840
    And 100 or so years ago, an earthquake was only 'known' if humans felt the ground shake.

    Back then, they didn't have the high tech electronic equipment of today to gauge earthquakes so that alone, can contribute to the "so -called" increase in the number of earthquakes.

    Always, there are different variables at play.
    ;)
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  • babun
    Quick&Dead wrote:
    And 100 or so years ago, an earthquake was only 'known' if humans felt the ground shake.

    Back then, they didn't have the high tech electronic equipment of today to gauge earthquakes so that alone, can contribute to the "so -called" increase in the number of earthquakes.

    Always, there are different variables at play.
    ;)

    Do earthquakes affect the amount of gunpowder dropped from a powder thrower????????

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  • spasmcreek
    lots of them in north central OK.....was in the Legion near lake place for early morn coffee and BS few years ago when the tables shook and wall stuff was swinging....having a number around Hutchinson KS now....earthquaketrack.com for time epicenter depth and strength ...interesting
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