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Originally posted by: Muse
Looks like I was less than 3-4 miles from the epicenter. So, I'd guess 3.6.
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You just came up with that number off the top of your head? :laugh:
 
Originally posted by: Muse
Looks like I was less than 3-4 miles from the epicenter. So, I'd guess 3.6.
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Hey, honestly it was a guess. Looks like I should work in geology. 🙂

 
*shrug*

didn't feel a thing in santa cruz. it can't have been THAT big. when the 1989 quake hit santa cruz, i was living twice as far away as this one and it shook paintings off the walls.
 
Originally posted by: KLin
Originally posted by: freesia39
Originally posted by: KLin
Originally posted by: Muse
Looks like I was less than 3-4 miles from the epicenter. So, I'd guess 3.6.
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You just came up with that number off the top of your head? :laugh:
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live in california long enough, and you can approximate it.
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Yea whatever.
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LoL.. no wonder it felt so big.. 3-4 miles away from Berkeley. No wonder I felt it. I'm pretty sure it was the Hayward fault then. In that case, it's like just blocks away from campus =).
 
Originally posted by: DLeRium
Originally posted by: KLin
Originally posted by: freesia39
Originally posted by: KLin
Originally posted by: Muse
Looks like I was less than 3-4 miles from the epicenter. So, I'd guess 3.6.
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You just came up with that number off the top of your head? :laugh:
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live in california long enough, and you can approximate it.
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Yea whatever.
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LoL.. no wonder it felt so big.. 3-4 miles away from Berkeley. No wonder I felt it. I'm pretty sure it was the Hayward fault then. In that case, it's like just blocks away from campus =).
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And about 5 miles deep
 
I have a friend who works at the big UC Berkely data center. He is either grinning from ear to ear or sh!tting bricks right about now. I toured the facility a few months back and was impressed by the earthquake-anticipating engineering.
 
Originally posted by: daveshel
I have a friend who works at the big UC Berkely data center. He is either grinning from ear to ear or sh!tting bricks right about now. I toured the facility a few months back and was impressed by the earthquake-anticipating engineering.
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Sh!tting bricks sounds painful.
 
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