Earthchange event: The 7.7 magnitude oblique-strike-slip earthquake was so powerful, it raised new land out of the Arabian sea.
They're saying 46 confirmed deaths now. I expected it to be a bad one alright. We're lucky it wasn't in the thousands.
Earthchange event: The 7.7 magnitude oblique-strike-slip earthquake was so powerful, it raised new land out of the Arabian sea.
They're saying 46 confirmed deaths now. I expected it to be a bad one alright. We're lucky it wasn't in the thousands.
Quick! Let’s claim it!
Yeah 7.7 does not seem to be that powerful...
I just noticed this....Look at where they placed a few portable array devices in norther canada and alaska.
That is in line with my noticing the area that interacts with the mid atlantic ridge...interesting.
http://www.iris.edu/activeearth/content/es_TA_status.phtml
that is fascinating
Didn’t know if you guys had seen this Indian Prof’s research on predicting earthquakes.
Bihar teacher develops technique to predict earthquakes
B K Mishra, TNN Sep 26, 2013, 04.41AM IST
PATNA: Even as seismologists across the world are busy finding a suitable model for predicting earthquakes to minimize the loss of life and property, a school teacher of Motihari in Bihar has developed a time-tested model for forecasting the time, place and magnitude of quakes. He has already forecast more than a dozen earthquakes including Tuesday’s earthquake in Pakistan with almost 90 % accuracy.
Predicting earthquakes is a passion for Umesh Verma, a science teacher of M J K Girls’ School, Motihari. His numerical models have attracted the attention of some NASA scientists who are taking interest in his work.