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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forumssmall earthquake in Milpitas CA just now
felt like about a 4.0 or so from this vantage point... decent movement but nothing fell down.
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small earthquake in Milpitas CA just now (Original Post)
lapfog_1
Apr 2023
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Lovie777
(12,260 posts)1. California have constant very small movements...........
melting of the South and North does not help nor the destruction of rain forests, drilling neither.
Blues Heron
(5,932 posts)3. How does the destruction of the rain forest affect plate tectonics?
senseandsensibility
(17,026 posts)2. I felt it
Didn't know where it was centered, but it felt short and sharp here.
JohnSJ
(92,189 posts)4. I thought it was in hollester
icymist
(15,888 posts)5. 4.5 earthquake 2km N of Tres Pinos, CA on the USGS site
hunter
(38,311 posts)6. That was a pretty good one.
I measure them by my dogs. They noticed that one.
usonian
(9,790 posts)7. That's pretty close to San Juan Bautista, on the San Andreas fault.
Mission San Juan Bautista is definitely worth visiting, because the effect of the steady plate slippage is visible on the grounds.
It's also where some fantastic scenes from Vertigo were filmed. Notably the bell tower.
I don't know how often earthquakes happen there. People say that the steady slippage relives stress along the fault line.
Obviously, not all of it.
Open to fact-checking.