> Earth Changes Archives > New Madrid << Prev Topic | Next Topic >> Author Comment Peg in Ks Registered User Posts: 6 (3/7/01 9:32:14 pm) Reply | Edit | Del All New Madrid -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- She might be getting active Tenn had a 3.2 You might want to read this article about the New Madrid I found awhile ago. http://earthchangestv.com/breaking/March2001/0307old_glaciers.htm SAR01 ezOP Posts: 2316 (3/8/01 12:45:40 am) Reply | Edit | Del Re: New Madrid -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Peg, thanks for this link...red eye will be interesting in this, I think, unless he has already seen it.

Hmmmm...says we may be due for a biggie! and that a 7.7 destroyed things in India, and it, too was over a "failed fault"

this was a good find! thanks again. Redeye In Ohio Registered User Posts: 9 (3/8/01 1:25:50 am) Reply | Edit | Del Re: New Madrid -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Peg,

That was a very interesting article about what seems a reaasonable hypothesis for why quakes occur far away from plate boundaries. I don't know what other theories are around as to what causes so much low-level activity around that area though.

Thanks!

R Peg in Ks Registered User Posts: 7 (3/8/01 1:47:04 am) Reply | Edit | Del North and South waves -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A lady in Ark wrote me before going to bed that the swaying is hitting her from the north to south so bad she could hardly type. She was very ill and dizzy. Are any of you feeling the north to south movement? Peg SAR01 ezOP Posts: 2317 (3/8/01 2:05:53 am) Reply | Edit | Del Re: North and South waves -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am sitting in a rocker facing south and rocking north and south, so I can't tell.........

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