BREAKING: Rare 3.1 Earthquake Rocks NJ East Coast!

One star bandit translation:-

Over target

LI south shore here. I was restless as hell last night.. was literally shaking in my bed and now I know why.

A 3.1 "rocks" NJ?

Did anyone in Jersey even feel it?

You are going to have a fun time explaining to God that he doesn’t exist lol!
Because he does, I assure you !

Yes

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Jupiter (retrograde) in Capricorn. Jupiter goes Station Direct in Capricorn at Fri Sep 11 2020 19:40
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Saturn (retrograde) in Capricorn. Saturn goes Station Direct in Capricorn at Mon Sep 28 2020 00:11
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Uranus (retrograde) in Taurus. Uranus goes Station Direct in Taurus at Wed Jan 13 2021 02:36
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Neptune (retrograde) in Pisces. Neptune goes Station Direct in Pisces at Fri Nov 27 2020 18:36
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Pluto (retrograde) in Capricorn. Pluto goes Station Direct in Capricorn at Sat Oct 03 2020 08:32
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Chiron (retrograde) in Aries. Chiron goes Station Direct in Aries at Tue Dec 15 2020 16:16
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Saturn and Jupiter are required for monumental shifts and change.
Saturn discipline and structure and Jupiter is fortune, blessing, expansion, teacher, etc

Something twinkle sponge hopes for lol

Always some dbag from Cali that has to come in when NJ has an earthquake. No one said it was bad you cali-homo. Just odd that NJ had one. We've had like 3 in the last 100 years.

Wasn't an earthquake, we are building underground bases.

Look southwest slightly of the zero point and you will notice an Iron Mountain building.

The more you know. Cheers.

Whole apartment shook.

NSA domain lol

"Ten kilometers is a "fixed depth". Sometimes data are too poor to compute a reliable depth for an earthquake. In such cases, the depth is assigned to be 10 km. Why that number? In many areas around the world, reliable depths tend to average 10 km or close to it. For example, if we made a histogram of the reliable depths in such an area, we'd expect to see a peak around 10 km. So if we don't know the depth, 10 km is a reasonable guess. The USGS used to use 33 km, but increased understanding indicates that 10 km is more likely."

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awww sheet, niqqah...

it's 2020, pass the purple and orange drink

I was sleeping. Didn't feel a thing.

I felt this one (below). Sitting in my family room, I watched two chandeliers sway and watched my kitchen floor wave:

NJ.com reports that on Aug. 23, 2011, a 5.8 magnitude earthquake in central Virginia shook buildings in New Jersey. It was one of the largest earthquakes ever recorded in the eastern U.S.

I remember that one too. It felt like a rolling pin moving under the ground. That one did a lot of damage in D.C.

Make a thread when it impacts Yellowstone since Yellowstone hasn't been mentioned for quite some months even years.

Much much more to it than that .

I've lived in NJ most of my life. We get these little 2.0-3.0 earthquakes every couple of years. Nothing unusual.

YES! More children are rescued. Keep going!

I'm maybe 40 minutes from Freehold. The whole house shook.

We had a 3.9 rare earthquake yday here in south of england