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Re: Taking Roger Musson up on an unspoken dare? |
No such dare was intended. As I've suggested before, I tend to view the idea of predicting tiny earthquakes rather along the lines of how I would treat a marksman who claimed to be able to shoot the ace of spades at 100m but couldn't guarantee to hit a barn at the same range. Don's prediction names a tiny Welsh village, but then gives an error radius of 80 km that takes in most of Wales. Well, I suppose that's playing by the rules, it just looks odd. Time window? Is it just for those days? I can't guarantee that anything less than 2.0 would even be recorded, and only the upper end of Don's magnitude range would be felt. The average occurrence rate of magnitude 2+ events within the 80 km circle is probably about 1 per year. Follow Ups: ● Re: Taking Roger Musson up on an unspoken dare? - Lowell 10:21:07 - 6/5/2001 (7877) (1) ● Re: Taking Roger Musson up on an unspoken dare? - Roger Musson 02:44:36 - 6/6/2001 (7884) (0) |
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