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In reply to the discussion: Earthquake: 5.3 quake shakes Los Angeles, Southern California [View all]calimary
(81,220 posts)7. Didn't feel a thing this time!
The anchor on Channel 9, Kent Shocknek, said it could be a foreshock of something bigger -
He was a morning anchor on the NBC O&O here in L.A. during the 1994 quake. They called him Kent Aftershocknek.
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Oh that's nothing, lol. I lived just a couple miles from the Northridge epicenter
kestrel91316
Mar 2014
#30
I was still working at the time. He took a lot of crap from others in the business, locally, for
calimary
Mar 2014
#34
Perhaps. Using Google Earth, 33.929N 117.922W, it's just houses at the epicenter.
Trillo
Mar 2014
#41
Earthquakes predate fracking in this area by millions, if not billions, of years.
kestrel91316
Mar 2014
#56
"... if you are going to blame these SoCal quakes on fracking and not plate tectonics ..."
Trillo
Mar 2014
#60
Me, too. In the few years leading up to Northridge we had a number of these
kestrel91316
Mar 2014
#32
every university level geology book i've read says opposite, but i am am wrong, i am wrong.
Nanjing to Seoul
Mar 2014
#36
three miles from Fullerton, California and 337 miles from Phoenix, Arizona.
Jack for Sanders
Mar 2014
#17
the pressure along the conservative San Andreas plate boundary has been building for years
Nanjing to Seoul
Mar 2014
#18