Natural Science Forum / Earth Science / Earthquakes / March 2008

For the past two days I've been doing some field work on the Hayward
Fault in El Cerrito and today I discovered an energy vortex.  It was
the weirdest sensation I've ever had on an earthquake fault and I
found I suddenly felt disoriented and then both of my ears blocked

You have to enter your weight (earth) and then corresponding it will
display you your weight on several planets like Jupiter, Moon, Saturn,
Mars, etc....  Check this cool site http://www.calculatoredge.com/new/weight%20calc.htm

Hi all;
Starting a new thread for this.
Petra has been making some unpleasant remarks about me for no good
reason. I've let it slide because I know she doesn't understand the

I found easy solution on how to prevent earthquakes. Its principle is
very simple and it will not be too expensive to build one.
Comments are welcomed.
You can found the article here:

Dear Colleagues:
I would appreciate if you would share the announcement below with
those who might be interested.
Best regards,

Dinner time 5:54 PM March 11, 1933
a M6.3 quake hit Long Beach California
killing 115 people.  Southern California was
just starting to get built up then and there

OK, a new methodology question here.
What would be the proper way to score probabilistic predictions?
What I mean is a prediction of the form, "There is a p% chance of event
E occurring during time period T."

I am reading --
The Conquest of Canada     1850    The author of "Hochelaga".
There is mention of a major earthquake rocking eastern Canada 5 Feb
1663.   Aftershocks lasted 6 months.

well it could happen..
..all these earthquakes..
..one every year..
..4.2, 4.7, 5.2...

Cathryn and Michael (weatherlawyer) brought up the tip of the iceberg
on this one on another thread and I thought maybe we could toss this
around a bit and see if we can find some logical common ground about
who has a right to issue public earthquake predictions in a

I'm looking for some good online descriptions (and visuals) of
the history of the Farallon Plate.
I've been staring at some relief maps and seismic history maps
of North America, and I have questions about what I'm seeing.

Hi Roger,
I managed to hook up my computer today and dug though the list of e-
mails about the evaluation you performed and in your e-mail of 12/28
"The Oh Rats" one you came to a final figure of:

http://www.theonion.com/content/video/breaking_news_series_of
Cathryn

Simulation May Help Big Cities Develop Early Warning Systems
http://www.aasisvinayak.com/pr/7258.htm