Earthen Quake
That really sucks in being accurate beyond horizon point when the USGS can revise quake data by almost an entire point.
The earthquake hit at 12:53 p.m. Monday at a depth of 62 miles, according to the Alaska Earthquake Information Center. The earthquake struck 15 miles northwest of Amchitka, and 29 miles southeast of Little Sitkin Pass. The U.S. Geological Survey initially listed the earthquake at a magnitude of 7.1, which was later revised to 8.0.
I have a monster headache from sucking mildew yesterday, so am not up to sort this out if this is an inbetweener for the 9.0 mentioned or the 6-7 for Alyaska, as this was offshore and I was not locating on this shelf. No excuses, but was the best fast track and I am more interested what becomes vanishing point the further this projects out from begin date as the Viking spotted this was spot on early in the months after.
For the record, the difference between cat 7 and 8, is like an a bomb and an h bomb in power, so for the USGS to blow it that far off and revise things is odd if not professional.
Thanks to the Beekeeper and I pray for the Peace of God for His Good Children as this world is not worth getting worked up over any longer.
Perhaps I should change my name to Dallas 63 as Gary 7 was interesting on his light beam.
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