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Re: 7.8 Scotia Sea |
That earthquake looks like it might have been pretty complicated. So some caution might be advised regarding claiming that it was predicted. Basically, it looks to me like the 7.8 earthquake could be regarded as an "aftershock" of sorts related to several other earthquakes that occurred at the same location. 2013/11/17 09:04:55 60.30S 46.36W 10 7.8 Scotia Sea If you want to propose that you actually predicted those earlier ones then I myself would think that that is appropriate because I suspect that they were likely responsible for the 7.8. Enough strain was transferred from place to place in the fault zone by those earlier ones that the 7.8 finally occurred. These are personal opinions and theories. Follow Ups: ● Re: 7.8 Scotia Sea foreshocks and focal mechanism - Island Chris 08:51:49 - 11/18/2013 (101395) (1) ● Re: 7.8 Scotia Sea foreshocks and focal mechanism - EQF 01:32:02 - 11/22/2013 (101397) (2) ● Re: 7.8 Scotia Sea foreshocks and focal mechanism - Roger Hunter 08:18:17 - 11/22/2013 (101399) (0) ● Re: 7.8 Scotia Sea foreshocks and focal mechanism - Roger Hunter 08:17:10 - 11/22/2013 (101398) (1) ● Excuse the double post - Roger Hunter 09:02:15 - 11/22/2013 (101400) (1) ● Re: Excuse the double post - Skywise 15:51:56 - 11/22/2013 (101401) (0) |
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