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03-29-2015, 11:02 AM
You may be on to something. Or not.
Now a 6.0 at 16:37 UTC. I can't read the time on your graph.
Roger
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I wouldn't read to much into this one Roger, the quakes were to deep, and the signal to small to determine any correlation with any particular event or causality. Am I on to something!, well, it's been quiet for days, and Duffy pops up just before two possible 6's, who knows!!!.
Been meaning to ask, who determines the official magnitude of an Earthquake ?, always assumed it was USGS, but the magnitude differ's depending on which of several sites you refer to.
Duffy;
Now a 6.0 at 16:37 UTC. I can't read the time on your graph.
Roger
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I wouldn't read to much into this one Roger, the quakes were to deep, and the signal to small to determine any correlation with any particular event or causality. Am I on to something!, well, it's been quiet for days, and Duffy pops up just before two possible 6's, who knows!!!.
Been meaning to ask, who determines the official magnitude of an Earthquake ?, always assumed it was USGS, but the magnitude differ's depending on which of several sites you refer to.
Duffy;