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The earth moved . . .

PrairieSpyder

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The Earth moved for me this morning . . . .

Unfortunately I was alone. We had an earthquake about 15 minutes ago! Shook the bed and I heard what sounded like something hitting the outside of the house. I haven't heard the local news yet, but I'm sure they'll be talking about it.

(OK . . . sure . . . . it's nothing to y'all in California, but in Kansas it's news.)
 
looks like it knocked the color right out of the grass.:roflblack:

hope there's no damage
:thumbup::thumbup:
 
;) And here I was: ready to offer my congratulations! :D

I didn't hear anything of this on the news yet today: I'll start paying attention!
 
FRACKING

​I saw a news report a few months ago that earthquakes in OK may be caused by fracking. Before that technology, OK rarely had earthquakes.
 
​I saw a news report a few months ago that earthquakes in OK may be caused by fracking. Before that technology, OK rarely had earthquakes.

I don't buy that theory, myself. There's a fault that runs from Oklahoma City to Omaha and there are occasional earthquakes in this region. My dad says they had small quakes when he was a kid.

According to USGS the quake this morning was 6.6 km deep. Fracking is usually just a couple thousand feet down.
 
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Scary...😲

If your new to them they are scary especially in a wood frame home. Had one here a few months ago but then this is california though down here they are less. Coming from Peru where they are more common kinda used to them but in a wood frame I still get nervous.....:yikes:
 
6.6 km deep?
(just about 4.1 miles for the non-metric among us... :D)

That doesn't sound as if it's too particularly deep... :dontknow: Is it? :dontknow::dontknow::dontknow:
 
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The Earth moved for me this morning . . . .

Unfortunately I was alone. We had an earthquake about 15 minutes ago! Shook the bed and I heard what sounded like something hitting the outside of the house. I haven't heard the local news yet, but I'm sure they'll be talking about it.

(OK . . . sure . . . . it's nothing to y'all in California, but in Kansas it's news.)

Saw that on the net this AM. 5.6 in the Oklahoma area. That is a very noticeable quake. They are saying no lives lost, but a lot of residual damage done.

There is also a large fault (the New Madrid) that runs N/S through Missouri. Also said that if that one happens--it will be a real biggy.

Glad to hear that you all right even though shaken up a bit. :thumbup:
 
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