Earthquakes in Ventura, CA: The bigger problem

Can we please go back to 1972?

Agreed. This is not normal at all. Swarming is unusual for Ventura.

Ventura is also essentially the last bit of the Garlock fault, which reaches southwest from Ridgecrest. They call it a different name, I'm sure, but I'd bet you good money that the zigzag fault below Tejon and above Ventura is just an extension of the Garlock.

If there are, then they're probably much further offshore. I think we'd see more volcanic stones on our beaches if it was close by. However, I do know that there is quite a bot of volcanic rock right where CSUCI is in Camarillo. I believe that area was once volcanically active. So, there very well could be one that I haven't heard about right off shore.

Something really cool about the underwater canyon between VTA and the Islands is something that doesn't exist anywhere else - at least to the same scale (last I checked). There are massive underwater forests of giant kelp. I'll try to see if I can find a video.

Aaaand a 3.0 3 minutes ago.
You guys feel that one?

Yes it literally felt like we were dropped! The building made a loud boob and it felt like we dropped down it's so weird!!!

Dang. I don't want to fear monger or anything, but I'd get out for a while. It was swarming like this in Ridgecrest right before the big ones hit.

Aaaand a 3.0 3 minutes ago.
You guys feel that one?

Downgraded to a 2.9

So it's been completely silent since the last 3.0 (downgraded to a 2.9)...

Don't know if you follow dutchsinse, but he'd probably say going silent is a bad sign.

Don't know if you follow dutchsinse, but he'd probably say going silent is a bad sign.

I've watched him for years and he definitely says that!

Had another 2.4 today. Looks like it may still be going. Let's see if it pops off tomorrow, 11/11.

Agreed. This is not normal at all. Swarming is unusual for Ventura.

Ventura is also essentially the last bit of the Garlock fault, which reaches southwest from Ridgecrest. They call it a different name, I'm sure, but I'd bet you good money that the zigzag fault below Tejon and above Ventura is just an extension of the Garlock.

That would be really bad news. The Geysers is a huge geothermal energy area just like the Israeli owned geothermal company where the Hawaii volcano went off, just like the geothermal area in China lake with what went on there! No one that I can find is making a connection between these geothermal hot areas, geothermal companies intrusion and disruption, and the subsequent volcano erruption, fires and earthquakes happening!