Hi, gang.
I'm glad you're all here.
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I hope everyone is enjoying their Tuesday.
Today is February 1.
There was another earthquake
there in Southern California.
Yeah, Southern California gets a lot of them, but
this one was strong enough where 1008 people reported
to USGS that they felt the earthquake.
This was along the Compton threat fault
and it was a threat earthquake.
And I wonder if it had anything to do
with yesterday's earthquake of the magnitude 4.1 that was
down south along the Eleanor's fault zone.
Both of these earthquakes were thrust earthquakes.
5757 people said they felt that earthquake.
Here's the moment tenser ball for today's earthquake.
Here's an example of a thrust earthquake where one fault
line slides up over the other fault line, which would
be a so this looks like to be a normal
thrust earthquake, not a reverse thrust earthquake.
The 4.1 that occurred earlier yesterday in Southern
California, that was a reverse thrust earthquake.
Both thrust and reverse thrust
earthquakes are very dangerous.
If out in the ocean, they can create tsunamis.
So this is the 4.1, which was a reverse thrust
earthquake and the 3.3, which was a regular thrust earthquake.
Here.
I have a link for you.
It will be down below in the description box.
The main difference between reverse thrust fault
now that's what occurred yesterday and thrust
fault is that a reverse fault.
One side of the land moves up while
the other side remains still, whereas Threshold is
a break in the Earth's crust across which
older rocks are pushed above younger ones.
It's also got to do with how much of a
dip, how much the angle of the fault that moved.
The reverse thrust fault was a steep slope,
where just a regular thrust earthquake is a
gentle slope, it's not as steep.
And then a normal one.
These are all slip dip fault.
So again, going to today's earthquake, you can see it's just
kind of a gentle little slope here that it moved.
And then, yeah, how the one from
yesterday, that was a steep angular dip.
Both these earthquakes rose.
One side of the fault rose up over the other.
But today's earthquake, the angle was more
gentle, not as dramatic as yesterday's.
Going to the USGS map here, we
can get a better idea of location.
We got Santa Monica, we got Long Beach, etc.
And so did you feel this earthquake?
Some of the felt reports on EMSC said I felt it.
I thought it was a big truck dumping something.
They felt this one in their chest like a boom,
felt too quick jolt, shook the house a little.
They live in Bell, California.
Another one said they had a
quick jolt, very small shake.
And Bell lasted no more than 2 seconds.
They were doing yoga on the floor and then they
felt the jolt, big bump and a quick shake.
But it was a truck ramming into our Loading dock
at first a few reports from paramount felt the slight
movement at first and then a quick like a knock.
Paramount California quick shake.
Little shake and a rattle.
A jolt heard it coming.
Then felt a jolt.
We felt a hard jolt and shaking for a brief second.
A quick jolt was when the
fault line suddenly jumped up.
Bam right.
Everyone is reporting that it was a quick shake.
Yeah, it just went Bam pal.
Yeah, the fault broke.
It is a densely populated
area where this earthquake occurred.
How did your pet react prior
to and after the earthquake?
Did you have any damage?
More likely not with a 3.3.
Was there any difference?
Some people say they have earthquake weather prior
to an earthquake that they can feel.
Some people feel nauseated.
Some people feel dizzy.
Did any of that happen to you before this earthquake?
Please put that information down below.
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