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Re: 103 degree locations |
Brian; I can tell you without looking that there is a pattern to the distances. it starts out high, drops rapidly to a fairly low level which is consistent out to 180 degrees. There is a gentle rise to 90 and an equally gentle decline thereafter. The reason for the slight hump at 90 is because 90 degrees is the largest circle from anywhere on a sphere, thus the most likely to hit other seismic areas. There is no peak at 103 degrees. Roger Follow Ups: ● Re: 103 degree locations - Amit 21:06:23 - 1/6/2013 (100050) (0) ● Re: 103 degree locations - Amit 20:40:19 - 1/6/2013 (100048) (1) ● Re: 103 degree locations - Roger Hunter 20:50:07 - 1/6/2013 (100049) (1) ● Re: 103 degree locations - Amit 21:14:02 - 1/6/2013 (100051) (1) ● Re: 103 degree locations - Roger Hunter 21:44:51 - 1/6/2013 (100052) (1) ● Re: 103 degree locations - Amit 22:13:22 - 1/6/2013 (100053) (1) ● Re: 103 degree locations - Roger Hunter 22:49:56 - 1/6/2013 (100054) (1) ● Re: 103 degree locations - Amit 11:53:26 - 1/8/2013 (100061) (1) ● Re: 103 degree locations - Roger Hunter 12:33:27 - 1/8/2013 (100062) (0) |
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