This could have an interesting spin from some religious groups. Big eathquake and tsunami a day after Christmas, a big eathquake and (tsunami?) a day after Easter.
Originally posted by KevanGuy@Mar 28 2005, 01:58 PM This could have an interesting spin from some religious groups. Big eathquake and tsunami a day after Christmas, a big eathquake and (tsunami?) a day after Easter.
Holy crap, didn't even realize that. Thats a little weird.
Of course those same freaks will not mention the fact that there have been major earthquakes daily, and even hourly, in that region since December..... but what else is knew... :P
Originally posted by Claeren@Mar 29 2005, 04:58 AM Of course those same freaks will not mention the fact that there have been major earthquakes daily, and even hourly, in that region since December..... but what else is knew... :P
Claeren.
Not 2 earth quakes that large have ever been so close together.
Monday's event marked the first time in recorded seismic history -- more than a century -- that two quakes of such size have happened so close together, said Kerry Sieh, a geology professor at the California Institute of Technology.
