Hawaii EQ

You could narrow that down a little, lol.

Let's say...close to Fern Acres maybe?

4.8 [link to hisz.rsoe.hu]

Last Edited by King Sobieski on 06/28/2015 04:16 AM

[link to www.emsc-csem.org] 5.0

Last Edited by King Sobieski on 06/28/2015 04:18 AM

Location, Volcano...about 5 miles from me. Cool.

O'ahu here
stay sate
keep us updated.
nothing here
although yesterday I was having a lot of symptoms I have right before I hear of earthquakes in the ring of fire.
aloha oe

M5.0 - 13km S of Volcano, Hawaii

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Shook the house in Captain Cook. Good shake !

Sorry but I had trouble connecting to this site. Yes a 5 pointer on land too.

yes you are closer to it, I am in Kona, my chair shook. I wonder if we will have any more tonight/

Last Edited by MONSTER on 06/28/2015 04:36 AM

CERN firing neutrino's/protons to earth's core.
Prepare for worse.

EQ Map. . .

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Wow! That's pretty big for Hawaii!


O'sCookie

Don't laugh but I discern that cern is affecting time and space. Have also noticed people are more angry and short tempered this last month since they fired cern up again.

Big deal. we get so many quakes all over the world. and they're 3-7 . and why they are not talk about it.

this is only a 5.0 or lower. If it was a 8.0 or higher then should talk about it.

Upgraded to 5.2

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Felt pretty good here in Ainaloa Hawaii, we have had quite a few small tremors over the course of the day. 4 or 5 i believe. Mostly normal activity for us here in the ROF :)

With the big quake back in 1975 the Big Island actually split (part slumped). The quake created a surface rift that is visible in one location as one part of the island moved away from the other part of the island, though only a small amount of land went underwater as the island split. That quake was a 7.2

The largest recorded EQ for the island of Hawaii was in 1868, a 7.9, and it is reported that part of the island also slumped away from the rest of the island during that quake.

Eventually part of Hawaii WILL FALL OFF the volcano and generate a long run out landside as it falls down and off the 35,000'+ mountain into the sea. Will that occur in our lifetimes? or will it occur 100,000 years from now?

The Hawaiian Islands have a history of these volcano mountain collapses into the Pacific so one know that it is coming, the only question is a matter of "when".


1868 EQ [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)]


Recent large quakes (last 40 years) [link to earthquaketrack.com]

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