And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Seismometer northwest corner of Shasta, last 24 hours
I lived in SoCal for over 60yrs so I've seen a lot of these graphs. The ground is shaking all the time. While that graph looks like a lot of activity you have to compare it to what’s typical in that region. Could be lots O’activity or maybe not so much or just about right.
Bearing in mind it's only a laywoman's theory, but I think the Juan de Fuca plate has slid so far under the North American plate that the path/tunnel is almost laid for it to become a permanent part of us. I've been out here on the coast northwest of you for decades and have not felt a serious earthquake here. Yesterday evening I felt one sway and it was over. The quakes seem to have been MUCH quieter on that front than we'd been supposing they would be. I hope I didn't jinx us by mentioning it, but the moving lava notion seems to just about cover it for me. --nines
I am not a scientist. Please explain what this graph means.
ReplyDeleteYes, please do explain.
DeleteThe mountain is rumbling. Ain't got much to worry about that down here on The Gulf of America.
DeleteWe're all gonna die?
ReplyDeleteI lived in SoCal for over 60yrs so I've seen a lot of these graphs. The ground is shaking all the time. While that graph looks like a lot of activity you have to compare it to what’s typical in that region. Could be lots O’activity or maybe not so much or just about right.
ReplyDeleteYou might want to move a little farther away from that stratovolcano of yours, remember Mount St Helens!
ReplyDeleteA while back I called a geologist and asked what that red meant. She matter of fact told me it was probably the sound of magma moving around. !!!!!
DeleteBearing in mind it's only a laywoman's theory, but I think the Juan de Fuca plate has slid so far under the North American plate that the path/tunnel is almost laid for it to become a permanent part of us. I've been out here on the coast northwest of you for decades and have not felt a serious earthquake here. Yesterday evening I felt one sway and it was over. The quakes seem to have been MUCH quieter on that front than we'd been supposing they would be. I hope I didn't jinx us by mentioning it, but the moving lava notion seems to just about cover it for me. --nines
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