Natural Science Forum / Earth Science / Earthquakes / July 2005

Another earthquake at Mt. St. Helens today, or was it?
http://www.ess.washington.edu/recenteqs/Quakes/uw07291704.htm
http://www.pnsn.org/WEBICORDER/VOLC/SHW_SHZ_UW.2005072912.html
The webicorders show an event just after 10:04 that has a

This morning in Tokyo (Ebisu/Daikanyama Area), I saw 1000s of
earthworms crawling out of the ground all at once to die in the hot
sun. Never seen that before in all the years I have been here.
Looking at papers like this one from NASA Ames Research Center

If you have a rocking sub woofer hooked up to you computer, this will
freak you out. Click on the link, then scroll down to the recording.
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/8670264
Marco

To:  All you new posters
From:  B²
Re:  Jean-Paul Turcaud's Non-Publication of his Univrsal Pressure Theory
Ladies and Gentlemen: Please doesn't engage JP in any conversation regarding his Crackpot theories. He will not publish them. He hasn't in the past; dispite repeated requests ...

In the past week there have been numerous microquakes (M 0.5-1.5) in
the southern San Joaquin valley.  Their locations are regularly spaced.
Some of the locations have more than one quake, and one spot has four
small quakes strung out in a short straight  line.

Following up on my adventures with the SEED format...
miniSEED to WAV....well...sorta...
I have managed to decipher the SEED format enough to
be able to read the miniSEED files I get from the BUD

anyone else notice the series of quakes in Western Montana. Yellowstone
Super Caldera showing more signs of life?
also the 4.5 in Hawaii suppliments the series of on going shakers there. Are
these all magma movements?

Just got word that Bruce Bolt has died.
Susan

http://www.livescience.com/forcesofnature/050727_earth_neutrinos.html
Breakthrough: New Way to Peek Inside Earth
By Robert Roy Britt
LiveScience Senior Writer

California Highway 46 (also known as the Paso Robles Highway) goes
through Lost Hills just off I-5, north of the Grapevine. For about a
20-mile or 25-mile stretch, heading WNW to Atascadero & Paso Robles,
the highway borders a big chasm or rift that you can see very clearly

We just took posession of a couple of SGI Origin 3800 Super Computers
that were used by a Geological Survey company.
These machines are perfect for this platform.
if anyone is interested in these units here is a brief breakdown of

There was a 3.6 about 25-30 miles north of Fresno earlier
today (err yesterday technically as I write this).
I'm curious about the location. No faults in the area that
I'm aware of, however....

The US Senate just past a bill authorizing up to $2 billion
dollars to compile an inventory of US petroleum reserves
using 3D seismic methods.  (As if $60 oil needs that incentive.)
Since many California petroleum deposits are in seismically

I was up very late/early futzing around (too hot here to sleep) and
finally went to bed around 4 am-ish, and read for a while. Sometimes I
have disturbingly acute hearing (mixed in with my ear ringing) and
around 4:30 I heard a distant rumble, kind of sounded like a motorcycle