To: MD Expat in PA
So the impact of the *fragments* caused the earthquake?
17 posted on
01/17/2018 6:28:53 AM PST by
txhurl
(Banana Republicans, as far as the eye can see)
To: txhurl
19 posted on
01/17/2018 6:30:06 AM PST by
AppyPappy
(Don't mistake your dorm political discussions with the desires of the nation)
To: txhurl
So the impact of the *fragments* caused the earthquake? Multiple sonic booms and aerial explosions violently move the air. Think about when thunder rattles your house. The sound waves moving the air caused seismic equipment to register the vibrations on the earth.
21 posted on
01/17/2018 6:32:04 AM PST by
Tenacious 1
(You couldn't pay me enough to be famous for being rich or stupid!)
To: txhurl
So the impact of the *fragments* caused the earthquake? Perhaps, but more likely the sonic boom shoved down a wide enough area to do it.
Based on flash to bang delay one FReeper reported rattled windows 25 miles away.
That's a LOT of air shoved out of the way! That force had to go somewhere...
34 posted on
01/17/2018 7:41:41 AM PST by
null and void
( Trump's not politically correct, he's just correct.)
To: txhurl
There was no earthquake the meteor broke the sound barrier.
42 posted on
01/17/2018 8:51:48 AM PST by
pas
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