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This is a discussion on Haiti Earthquake Fault Line within the Science and Technology forums, part of the US Discussion category; The Obama Administration will be honoring the 43rd President of the United States by naming the gap between the tectonic plates beneath Haiti after him. ...
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| You know, I clicked on this, because Matt and I are going to Jamaica on vacay for our 20th, this year, and it was not until AFTER (of course) he booked it that I realized how close Jamaica is to haiti and how much of an earthquake zone Jamaica is in as well! I thought this thread was going to talk about the ACTUAL fault in that region! ![]() Good morning! Care |
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Very funny!
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| You know, I clicked on this, because Matt and I are going to Jamaica on vacay for our 20th, this year, and it was not until AFTER (of course) he booked it that I realized how close Jamaica is to haiti and how much of an earthquake zone Jamaica is in as well! I thought this thread was going to talk about the ACTUAL fault in that region! ![]() Good morning! Care |
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| There is a statistical fallacy there somewhere, but my math skills are not l337 enough to know the name of it. All it takes is one to ruin your weekend. Unlike Roulette and Dice, the probabilities of a bad result keep getting bigger as time moves forward. Here in the Pacific NorthWet, earthquakes are pretty rare. But when we get one, they are huge. Records indicate we had something on the magnitude of 9.5 plus back in August of 1700. Anyway, have a good time in Jamaica. May all the shaking you experience be on the dance floor |
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| There is a statistical fallacy there somewhere, but my math skills are not l337 enough to know the name of it. All it takes is one to ruin your weekend. Unlike Roulette and Dice, the probabilities of a bad result keep getting bigger as time moves forward. Here in the Pacific NorthWet, earthquakes are pretty rare. But when we get one, they are huge. Records indicate we had something on the magnitude of 9.5 plus back in August of 1700. Anyway, have a good time in Jamaica. May all the shaking you experience be on the dance floor Plus there is the whole fact Washington has two active volcano's.
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| I remember when St. Helens went off. That was a show. I feel sorry for the civil defense folks in Seattle. If Rainier goes, all you really do about it is watch and wait for it to come to you. |
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| And my mom was pregnant with me when St. Helens went.
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| There is a statistical fallacy there somewhere, but my math skills are not l337 enough to know the name of it. All it takes is one to ruin your weekend. Unlike Roulette and Dice, the probabilities of a bad result keep getting bigger as time moves forward. You are correct if the fault is one that moves at regular intervals. However, if it is like our own subduction zone, with intervals ranging between 100 and 900 years, no real way to tell. Here in the Pacific NorthWet, earthquakes are pretty rare. But when we get one, they are huge. Records indicate we had something on the magnitude of 9.5 plus back in August of 1700. Anyway, have a good time in Jamaica. May all the shaking you experience be on the dance floor |
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