Posted on 05/22/2015 11:57:06 AM PDT by tcrlaf
9km (24mi) SSW of Caliente, Nevada 78km (48mi) NW of Mesquite, Nevada 101km (63mi) WNW of Saint George, Utah 107km (66mi) W of Washington, Utah 455km (283mi) SSW of Salt Lake City, Utah
My eldest brother had one when I was a kid....his was red.
That ain’t Nevada, bro.
If the quake didn’t get Harry and his crooked son, I don’t want to hear about it.
Get back to me later when Mother Earth does her thing properly.
I heard it is windy in Cheyenne. Brutally cold wind in the winter, tumbleweeds in the summer.
Nashville: landlocked heat.
Maybe Fort Collins, CO. but all the natives wanna secede.
R U implying a nuclear device or other high explosive device was “tested”. Were that the case that was awfully close to a lightly populated community (Caliente). Not that that ever stopped them in the 1950s with fallout over southern Utah. Just curious as to your thinking.
Nevada is subject to several earthquake faults...quakes are not strangers to us.
And we are so close to the Test Site...
The pattern of the event was curious. It seemed atypical for a normal EQ. Remember the Barksdale nukes are not all accounted for.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/missing-nukes-treason-of-the-highest-order/7158
As is mine.
“Very unusual location for one that big”
Yellowstone warming up
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3292606/posts?page=21#21
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3292606/posts?page=49#49
Many thanks for finding the info !
All y’all, ping to these posts and main article
Practice???
#21:
Almost like an explosion?
#49:
I won't go so far as saying it was a nuke although one could make that assumption.
Check out article, and comments.
Thanks, WildHighlander57. Would have missed this without your ping.
The green tracing reflects the 15 minute period of the recorder time - allows seismologists to tell one event from another since they spread all over a sheet.
It was a quake for goodness sake. variations in seismograph patterns are a function of multiple influences - proximity, depth of quake, wave arrival times, etc.
You should look at this. It innvolves the WHOLE west coast.
5/22/2015 — Whole West coast moved over 48 hours — Oregon Earthquake near Erupting Volcano
May 22, 2015 Michael Janitch
Over the past 48 hours the whole of the West coast of the United States has moved on at least a 4.0 magnitude level or greater.
Currently, another mid-4.0 magnitude (4.2 M) earthquake has struck the West coast, off the shores of Oregon, near the Axial undersea volcano (which is currently erupting).
Thanks for your post, Satin Doll. Wow...
We won't sleep well tonight.
I lived in socal for a loooong time and saw many seismographs of whatever quake had happened ....
that pic of the Nevada event does NOT look normal.
A normal seismograph shows the quake start gradually increasing, reaches its maximum, then gradually decreasing.
The seismograph in the pic of this event in Nevada reaches its maximum right away, then goes for awhile, then decreases.
Also, having been through various sizes of quakes, one feels it coming on gradually, then it gets up to its maximum, then gradually decreases.
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