Natural Science Forum / Earth Science / Earthquakes / September 2007

Hello all . I am new to this group I have long had an interest in
geology and grew up in central Oregon so naturally my favored
formations are lava. I have set up a my space site to display pictures
of lava formations particularly fan structures.

"On February 17, 2006, the village of Guinsaugon on Leyte Island in
the Philippines disappeared. After several days of unusually heavy
rain, a massive landslide swallowed more than 350 houses and an
elementary school, burying more than 1,100 people. Residents of the

102nd  Birthday of  E=mc2 ( Sep 1905- Sep.2007)  Complete tribute  in
book Einstein's E=mc2 generalized , www.ajayonline.us
                    E=mc2 was derived by given by Einstein on 27 Sep
1905 in Ann. der Physik

8.2 in southern Indonesia....the rupture pattern is apprently
continuing to move southward as expected.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/recenteqsww/Quakes/us2007hear.php
hmmmm....I suppose the eclipse predicters are gonna be all over

What I mean by scientific, is I am not using psychic methods, like
some people tend to do.  Which, actually work sometimes!  God bless
em.
There was a quake in Mexico right after I posted the warning for

Please go to my website, www.earlyearthquakes.com
to read my theory of predicting earthquakes.
I have a link to a discussion board as well, on there.   Please reply
back to me only if you are serious about helping to prove the theory.

Bearing in mind that these two phases:28th Aug 10:35 and 4th Sept
02:33 are similar and that the following one 11th Sept 12:44 is nearly
a classic wet one for the UK, it might be an idea for disaster
watchers to keep on station for the next week or so.

I work for a great international aid and relief org called Giving
Children Hope and we are very involved in the relief effort in Peru.
We have shipped two containers of supplies (medication, food, and
clothing) to Pisco so far and are currently collecting donations for

Magnitude    6.8
Date-Time
Monday, September 10, 2007 at 01:49:11 UTC
Sunday, September 09, 2007 at 08:49:11 PM at epicenter

If you've ever wondered if earth science has changed here are some
notes from this event occurring near Challis, Idaho in 1983.
Borah Peak, ID,  Oct 28, 1983  (8:06 a.m.),  ~ 15 mi. W of Mackay, ID,
Magnitude:    7.3  Felt Area: 855,000 Sq. Kilometers

Any interesting claim in Science  http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/summary/317/5840/905
that fast earthquakes, which slide faster than 2km per second,
are more destructive than slower quakes.
I was under the impression it was duration, which scales up with

4.7 in Lake Elsinore, CA. Felt here in North OC. About 5 seconds
of P wave then a couple seconds of mild S wave. Just enough to
rattle the window blinds.
http://www.data.scec.org/recenteqs/Maps/Los_Angeles.html