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Authorities said the 4.4-magnitude earthquake that hit the Los Angeles area Tuesday morning rattled nerves but caused no major damage or injuries. Residents who live near the epicenter near Pico Rivera said some items fell off shelves
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4.4 earthquake awakens Southern California; no major damage or
Southern Californians were awakened early Tuesday to a 4.4-magnitude earthquake centered in Pico Rivera that caused no major damage or injuries but put first-responders on alert and rattled nerves. Residents living near the epicenter
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A 4.4-magnitude earthquake rattled Southern California this morning, but there were no immediate reports of damage or injuries. According to the US Geological Survey, the temblor struck at 4:04 am about 11 miles east of downtown Los
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La earthquake ; A magnitude 4.4 earthquake rattled Southern California at 4:04 a. m. Tuesday, according to the USGS-Caltech Web site. The earthquake lasted about 15 seconds and was centered near the Whittier Narrows, the site of the 1987
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WHO FELT THAT EARTHQUAKE RIGHT NOWWWw!!!! IN LA CALIFORNIA?
I’m writing a novel where the Big One hits offshore and sends a tsunami towards LA. I need to know the closest distance (approx.) the epicenter would have to be out to sea to send a sizable tsunami back to the city. I don’t want the quake to take place elsewhere. It has to be a Californian quake.
How far out to sea (from LA) would a large earthquake have to be to send a tsunami back towards LA?
1. What are three forms of evidence that Wegner used to support his idea of continental drift and which interested him the most? click here
2. What is the difference between continental drift and plate tectonics, and which is accepted as fact by the scientific community? click here
3. (Sidebar) Which layer of the Earth makes up the tectonic plates? click here
4. (Sidebar) What is continental crust and ocean crust composed of? click here
5. Think about the types of instruments that a marine scientist or geologist might use to gather evidence to support the theory of plate tectonics. What specific instruments were needed to gather each of the following types of data? (use the “Developing the Theory” section) click here
(a) demonstration of the ruggedness and youth of the ocean floor
(b) confirmation of repeated reversals of the Earth’s magnetic field in the geologic past
(c) emergence of the seafloor-spreading hypothesis and associated recycling of oceanic crust
(d) precise documentation that the world’s earthquake and volcanic activity is concentrated along oceanic trenches and submarine mountain ranges
6. How are ocean trenches formed? click here
7. Where is Earth’s next ocean likely to form? click here
8. How does the formation of the Hawaiian Island chain differ from island chains along the Ring of Fire? Explain your answer. click here
9. Using the following site about the formation of the Hawaiian Islands, put the following islands in order from the oldest to the youngest.
http://www. soest. hawaii. edu/GG/HCV/haw_formation. html
Laysan Island
Kure Atoll
La Perouse Pinnacle
Midway Islands
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what the hell is happening why are they now happening in short tiime?
do you think there is anything going to happen to california?because i live in LA (
whats with all the earthquakes?
Will you edit my spanish paragraph about the earthquake in Chile the goal was to do it as simply as possible, but to say what I wanted to I had to use a translator. Can you help edit this? thank you?
El terremoto en Chile es muy triste. Cientos de personas han muertos y milones de personas han sido desplazados de sus casas. Sera muy dificil para el pueblo para continuar sus vidas debido a que muchos edificios han sido destruidos. Tambien sera dificil para otros paises debido a las advertencies del tsunami salio causando muchos trastornos. La gente del terremoto de magnitud 8,8 fue muy devastador y muchos necesitan ayuda.
Spanish Paragraph editing about Chile earthquake.?
First Haiti, then Guatemala, then Chile, now California:
An earthquake rumbled early Saturday off the northern California coast and dozens of people in Humboldt County reported feeling it, the U. S. Geological Survey said.
The 4.6-magnitude temblor hit at 12:46 a. m. and was centered in the Pacific Ocean about 30 miles west of Ferndale.
USGS geophysicist Randy Baldwin said the temblor was lightly felt in area cities such as Eureka and Ferndale but wasn’t strong enough to cause damage.
“Ferndale felt it the most,” he said. http://www. latimes. com/news/local/la-mew-earthquake-northern-california6-2010mar06,0,5397081.story? track=rss
( o _ 0 ) Is the earth rebelling against all of mankind?
Well I live in LA and I know a big earthquake is gonna come soon, I wanted to know if its possible to survive like an 8.0 or maybe 9.0? can you survive? or will it just flat out kill you? thanks. Yes Mend, you know what I mean_-Damnit, I said I know earthquakes don’t kill people, stuff falling does, but you know what I mean, jesus
Is it possible to survive a high magnitude earthquake?
OK, we have had the crap shaken out of us here in Iriomote-jima over the past few weekstwo 6.6 earthquakes just NNE of here and a Tsunami Warning (we hid up on a mountain above our housethankfully, nothing big happened.)
Anyway, did you experiences many earthquakes during your time in Okinawa or the Japanese Mainland?
I grew up in Norther California and went to Graduate School in LA, so I have been through a lot of shakies, but these two were wayyy different from anything I experienced in California.
ThanksSorry for the typosnew laptop, still getting used to the keyboard. -(Steven F Yeah, we had two “Supertyphoons” this season. One of them really messed up Taiwanwhich is about 125 miles from us here.@Mrsjvb We are about 4 hours south of Naha, on Iriomote-jimajust a stone’s throw from Taiwanand just down the road from Ishighaki Island. Sorry to hear about your statusthat sucks!
Anybody Stationed In Okinawa or Japan?
I THINK IT IS ALSO COINCIDENTAL
THAT UZUSA STREET OF LA.
HAPPEN IN 1906
AFTER THE BIG QUAKE OF SAN FRANCISCO OF 1906
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I want to say, “I fear there will be an earthquake in the U. S. like the one in Haiti.”
The two choices I’m pondering are:
1. Temo que haya un terremoto en los estados unidos como la de Haiti.”
2. Temo que habra un terremoto en los estados unidos como la de Haiti.”
My grammar background says to go with #1, but that sounds to my (non-native) ear like someone saying “I’m afraid that there is (now) an earthquake in the U. S.” which is not the meaning I want.
In your answer, please give me your educational background or whether you’re a native speaker.
Thanks a lot!
Should I use “haya” or “habra” in this Spanish sentence?