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Re: Recent M8 (14 Nov) near China Nuke Test site - coincidence? |
Chris: I hear what you're saying. One would suppose, based on plate tectonics, that such a huge release of energy would have to be along a plate boundary. As far as I know this location is not along a plate boundary. Which brings one to the question: Why that location over others? Keeping in mind geologic length-type times, 5 years is not too long (though I know what you are saying....). In addition, the SF bay is along a plate boundary (of sorts)...so it isn't exactly the same analogy. Choosing a 500 km distant location away from a plate boundary (from the Nev. site) would be a closer analogy....(where the M8 has yet to happen....?).... $.02
Follow Ups: ● Kunlun and test site - chris in suburbia 07:27:46 - 1/5/2002 (12420) (1) ● Re: Kunlun - Pak nuke site and recent eqs - 2cents 12:41:14 - 1/5/2002 (12427) (2) ● Re: Kunlun - Pak nuke site and recent eqs - Canie 23:11:27 - 1/5/2002 (12430) (1) ● Re: Kunlun - Pak nuke site and recent eqs - 2cents 18:34:08 - 1/6/2002 (12448) (1) ● Re: Kunlun - Pak nuke site and recent eqs - Canie 20:37:51 - 1/6/2002 (12449) (0) ● PAK EQ felt across 740 km (400 miles) - 2cents 21:02:41 - 1/5/2002 (12429) (0) |
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