- #1
- 5,350
- 4,170
USGS reports it as 11 miles deep.
Was a sharp horizontal jolt with about 1 inch of peak movement, heavily damped, mostly died after 2 cycles. Very mild rolling for roughly 30-45 seconds. I'm in Long Beach, California on an alluvial plane, in a 98 year old re-purposed church. The walls are concrete about 1 foot thick. No damage from something that small and distant, most people didn't even bother to get outside and look around. Just another attention getter in The Rock & Roll State.![Wink :wink: :wink:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Tom
Was a sharp horizontal jolt with about 1 inch of peak movement, heavily damped, mostly died after 2 cycles. Very mild rolling for roughly 30-45 seconds. I'm in Long Beach, California on an alluvial plane, in a 98 year old re-purposed church. The walls are concrete about 1 foot thick. No damage from something that small and distant, most people didn't even bother to get outside and look around. Just another attention getter in The Rock & Roll State.
Tom