Ok.... It lasted longer and it was stronger than the other one(s)...

I felt it. Lesee how big it was....

4.7

Not bad.

http://quake.wr.usgs.gov/recenteqs/Quakes/ci10275733.html

Strange. I didn't feel a thing. When did it occur?

I didn't feel a thing either...

Strange. I didn't feel a thing. When did it occur?

10:30

I didn't feel anything over here....

I was asleep :)

I was asleep as well... The earthquake woke me up.

I was out of UCLA at the time and it felt really weak to me.

Well, it's not the big one just yet, but the west coast has to be on guard and well prepared at all times. Scientists say the big one will definitley come, and that's definite, no if ands or buts; the big one will hit anytime within the next 30 years.

^ no such thing, speculations that's it!

Didn't they say "big ones" usually happen every 17ish years?

2011 then, the earthquakes since Northridge have been like kiddie rides.

"the big one"...

If the fit were to hit the sham right now, do you think we'd be ready for it?

^^the question is if the big one hits will it slow the Downtown L.As Housing market??

Okay, what exactly is the "Big One"? Will the "Big One" supposedly destroy everything?

There's no such thing as "The Big One" is just another way for someone to cash in or get government subsidize money for some (Special Study).... If they don't intimidate the general public with these so call awareness prevention studies, then there's no worthy cause to have a study. Which results in no money...

^^ the "big one" is the San Andreas fault which is expected to go anytime now:

San Andreas Fault Zone


TYPE OF FAULT: right-lateral strike-slip
LENGTH: 1200 km
550 km south from Parkfield; 650km northward
NEARBY COMMUNITY: Parkfield, Frazier Park, Palmdale, Wrightwood, San Bernardino, Banning, Indio
LAST MAJOR RUPTURE: January 9, 1857 (Mojave segment); April 18, 1906 (Northern segment)
SLIP RATE: about 20 to 35 mm per year
INTERVAL BETWEEN MAJOR RUPTURES: average of about 140 years on the Mojave segment;
recurrence interval varies greatly -- from under 20 years (at Parkfield only) to over 300 years
PROBABLE MAGNITUDES: MW6.8 - 8

when this goes, it will cause heavy damage to the L.A. area, mostly becuase of the liquifaction that can and mostly like will occur in heavily populated areas in and around downtown.

http://www.data.scec.org/fault_index/Pics/passmapA.gif

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felt nothing here... though i may have been suspended in a large amount of water at the time

Just felt that one, it's 1:54 am can't sleep. Such a strange and interesting feeling......do things only happen at night?

i was trying to enjoy my world of warcraft :(

uff that San Andreas Fault doesnt wanna rest!