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*HmS* Halkatla
Tue Dec 16 2008
Halkatla
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Location: Skåne / Sweden
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I have now experience my first eartquake, 06:21 this morning I woke up of my bed rumbling and the whole building shaking!
Not much news about it yet, but I know it was between 4,5 and 5 on the richterscale, the epi as far as I know was about 125 , kilometers from here, in the southern of Skåne but was felt in whole of Skåne and parts Småland and Blekinge and northern part of Denmark.

Last time we had a quake this big was 1904.

Ohh well.. I hope I dont have to wake up like this again! :)

Do I need to say that Sweden isnt a country known for earthquakes?
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NUT ACE
Tue Dec 16 2008
picard
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Location: The Netherlands
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Hmmm...it's not on the list...(yet)

Latest Earthquakes in the World - Past 7 days

Times are in UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) Also known as ZULU. This is almost the same as GMT. UTC is an Atomic coordinated time as GMT is an astronomic..(which means GMT has to be corrected with a few second's every now and then)...

We had an earthquake once here in The Netherlands...I slept right through it...

NUT ACE out...

[ Edited Tue Dec 16 2008 ]
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*HmS*Wedge
Tue Dec 16 2008
Captain Slow

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So did the earth move for you Mia ........... Sorry but I just had to say that.
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*HmS* Halkatla
Tue Dec 16 2008
Halkatla
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It´s on the list now.. :)

Ohh yea! it sure did So now you know Wedge... :P
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*HmS*Soza
Tue Dec 16 2008
If my spelling is bad blame my English teacher
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Location: Denmark
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well we felt it here in Denmark to 4.7 on that scale thing that i cant spell not where i am but closer to sweden and in the northern part of jutland.
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*HmS*Grimm
Tue Dec 16 2008
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Location: Slovenia
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Earthquake? Nothing new your me here, because in last 15 years we had 4-5 earthquekes. The biggest one was 8 years ago and it was up to 6.2 on the richterscale and it was shaking 23 seconds. That time the epi center was only 32 kilometers away from my town.

It's not funny when it happens, but what can you do.
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*HmS*grunt
Tue Dec 16 2008
Life is like a box of chocolates...

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Well, the biggest one in my area was around 3.6.

BUT, the real fun is that while we do live in a semi-active zone (we get 1-2 magnitudes a few times a year), we ALSO live 60km from an active Nuclear plant - built ON the fault line - go figure. Good thing its built for that - and has never had a problem.

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*HmS*Tiger
Wed Dec 17 2008
The last thing I want to do is hurt you. But it's still on my list.
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I heard a report on the news this past weekend that they had to add a second or two to the atomic clock to compensate for the earth slowing down in it's revolution over the last hundred years or something......

for details......... http://novan.com/earth.htm

This may also help account for some earthquakes and such.

[ Edited Wed Dec 17 2008 ]
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*HmS*Cardinal
Wed Dec 17 2008
I am root. If you see me laughing, you‘d better have a backup!
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Location: Münster (Westphalia), Germany
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*HmS*grunt wrote ...

Well, the biggest one in my area was around 3.6.

BUT, the real fun is that while we do live in a semi-active zone (we get 1-2 magnitudes a few times a year), we ALSO live 60km from an active Nuclear plant - built ON the fault line - go figure. Good thing its built for that - and has never had a problem.




Radiating happiness, aren't we?!

I grew up next to one of Germanys first nuclear power plants. If You gotta live close to one of these, live very close! Everything else will just prolong suffering!
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*HmS*Echo11
Wed Dec 17 2008
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Location: ore USA
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4.5 thats a Baby were I come from wate till you get a g.6 or a 7 lol that's really fun Not!!! hopes every ones ok and you don't have to go through anouther one soon ..
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*HmS*Ole Fart
Thu Dec 18 2008
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Location: Spanish Fork UT
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I used to live in the Los Angeles area they are more fun than disneyland
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