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Earthquakes In Ireland and the UK

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  • #102
    gozunda
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    Wolfe_IRE wrote: »
    http://www.quakes.bgs.ac.uk/earthquakes/recent_uk_events.html

    A number of tremors in the english channel during the past few days being classified as possible explosions by the British Geological Survey.

    Explosions of what exactly would be interesting. The English Channel was the site of ordnance dumping over the last 90 years....


  • #103
    force eleven
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    gozunda wrote: »
    Explosions of what exactly would be interesting. The English Channel was the site of ordnance dumping over the last 90 years....

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Richard_Montgomery

    Lot of speculation about this WW2 wreck,if it exploded....


  • #104
    Wolfe_IRE
    Closed Accounts Posts: 309 ✭✭Wolfe_IRE


    The tremors, which have now been taken off the BGS site with the exception of one, were centred north of Jersey Island


  • #105
    Pangea
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    Earthquake off Donegal coast today 2.7
    http://earthquakes.bgs.ac.uk/earthquakes/recent_events/20121121090818.html#page=summary


  • #106
    Neworder79
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    Wow I think felt a tremor from that. First time I've ever felt the ground shake and door rattle, very mild and brief. Thought it was a heavy vehicle but there was no sound nearby.


  • #107
    maquiladora
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    DATE 20/02/2014
    ORIGIN TIME 13:21:30.2 UTC
    LOCATION 51.361 -4.184
    DEPTH 5 km
    MAGNITUDE 4.1
    LOCALITY BRISTOL CHANNEL

    The epicentre of this earthquake was approximately 18 km north of Ilfracombe in North Devon and around 30 km southwest of Swnasea in South Wales. The earthquake was widely felt in North Devon and South Wales.

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  • #108
    Iancar29
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    The fracking activists are gonna have a field day with this!


  • #109
    Red Nissan
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    Iancar29 wrote: »
    The fracking activists are gonna have a field day with this!

    And why not? Fracking is like taking a revolver with one bullet in it, pointing at your own head and repeatedly squeezing the trigger.

    You WILL blow your head off, at least we know the worst nuclear reactors do, fracking has even more serious potential, a poisoned land will be OK again in some 20,000 years, opening a fracture to the earth's core might be permanent.


  • #110
    maquiladora
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    Iancar29 wrote: »
    The fracking activists are gonna have a field day with this!

    I think this one was a normal intraplate quake. Over in Oklahoma though there has been a earthquake swarm over the past few days that does very much seem to be linked to drilling.


  • #111
    Iancar29
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    Red Nissan wrote: »
    And why not? Fracking is like taking a revolver with one bullet in it, pointing at your own head and repeatedly squeezing the trigger.

    You WILL blow your head off, at least we know the worst nuclear reactors do, fracking has even more serious potential, a poisoned land will be OK again in some 20,000 years, opening a fracture to the earth's core might be permanent.

    My point was that they can't just pin one random quake on fracking ( Of which id be against myself near any populated areas) .Exactly what maq has said , if it was a continuous swarm then id be wondering.

    Just how we can't pin one severe storm on Climate Change.


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  • #112
    daelight
    Registered Users Posts: 194 ✭✭daelight


    Broken lamp casualty - http://www.westerndailypress.co.uk/Reports-earthquake-Devon-investigated/story-20669492-detail/story.html

    Devonstation you might say..?


  • #113
    maquiladora
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,134 ✭✭✭✭maquiladora


    M6.9 on the mid-Atlantic ridge.

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  • #114
    Rikand
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    Tis fairly kicking off out there alright. Whole scatter of tremors out with it

    http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/index2.php

    2ylttaq.jpg


  • #115
    gozunda
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 18,996 ✭✭✭✭gozunda


    Rikand wrote: »
    Tis fairly kicking off out there alright. Whole scatter of tremors out with it

    http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/index2.php

    2ylttaq.jpg

    Any potential for tsunami type event from mid Atlanric ridge?


  • #116
    JeffK88
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    Nope none issued

    http://www.breakingnews.com/item/2015/02/13/northern-mid-atlantic-ridge-4/


  • #117
    Elmer Blooker
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    maquiladora wrote: »
    M6.9 on the mid-Atlantic ridge.
    But will it get rid of the Azores high? Something drastic is needed to shift it!!


  • #118
    Zack Morris
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    I wonder have we moved further away from North America because of it?


  • #119
    Daffodil.d
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    just got a tsunami alert. quake in snug sandwich Islands. waw too low to affect us but still relevant


  • #120
    gozunda
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    Daffodil.d wrote: »
    just got a tsunami alert. quake in snug sandwich Islands. waw too low to affect us but still relevant

    As in South Georgia et al? At least you have some very nice high mountainous areas if you ever need them ...


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  • #121
    Daffodil.d
    Registered Users Posts: 353 ✭✭Daffodil.d


    they just dropped the alert. One to watch though. They're more concerned about another one off the coast of Japan


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