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| M6.2 follows M6.8 by 47 seconds |
There was a M6.8 south of the equator followed by a M6.2 in China 47 seconds later. This is 44 degrees of latitude apart, and 28 degrees of longitude, so well over 5000 km apart. The delay is too short for it to be a P wave trigger (8 km/s would only get 400 km in 50 seconds). So, coincidence, or something mysterious? Follow Ups: ● Re: M6.2 follows M6.8 by 47 seconds - PennyB 22:16:33 - 8/27/2009 (75769) (2) ● "Don't Believe in Coincidence"? seconds - Mike Williams in Arroyo Grande 21:53:43 - 8/28/2009 (75775) (1) ● Re: "Don't Believe in Coincidence"? seconds - PennyB 22:41:15 - 8/28/2009 (75776) (0) ● Re: M6.2 follows M6.8 by 47 seconds - Skywise 14:24:58 - 8/28/2009 (75773) (1) ● Re: M6.2 follows M6.8 by 47 seconds - Roger Hunter 15:24:46 - 8/28/2009 (75774) (1) ● Re: M6.2 follows M6.8 by 47 seconds - PennyB 22:42:12 - 8/28/2009 (75777) (1) ● Re: M6.2 follows M6.8 by 47 seconds - Skywise 22:47:33 - 8/28/2009 (75778) (0) |
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