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Old 01-05-2008, 06:02 PM
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Fleet, 5 quakes off the Queen Charlotte Islands today.

A 5.6, two 6.5s, a 5 and a 4.2

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Fleet, 5 quakes off the Queen Charlotte Islands today.

A 5.6, two 6.5s, a 5 and a 4.2

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CALIFORNIA: 18-20 earthquakes in the past ONE DAY! Pretty much business as usual -- season notwithstanding.

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All small, though. Before March 21, it will be business unusual.
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All small, though. Before March 21, it will be business unusual.
Pretty much every month of the year, unless the USGS is making stuff up.

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Old 01-05-2008, 08:01 PM
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Pretty much every month of the year, unless the USGS is making stuff up.

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Yeah, the earth is a very active planet... all year long.
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I live in Northern Ontario Canada. We get more light than you due to our northern location. It used to be dark by 5 pm from late Oct to Feb. Today, at 5:15 our sky is still completely light out. It would look like the area depicted between the trees in your pic at the bottom left. By 5:25 our sky would look like your entire pic. I would say by 5:30-35 it's dark.

This is not normal when compared to years prior to 2005.

Since 2005, north America extended daylight savings time by 4 weeks, or whatever it is, but that has no bearing on this issue. The Discovery channel said that Toronto gets 1 minute per day of longer daylight from Dec 21 going forward and northern cities might get a bit more. This is correct, but even so, by Jan 1, only 10 days after winter solstice, it should not be light out until 5:30ish, yet it is. The sky should be completely dark by 5:10 or whatever, since, according to Discovery, we should've only gained 10 minutes of extra light, and a bit more, 12 minutes or so, in the north.

So since US72 noticed it in Cali and Allthingsbeautiful noticed it in the midwest, it's not just happening here.
Unless you can prove (not your "observations") that daylight has somehow been "extended by 25-35 minutes," I refuse to believe it.
Daylight/sunset here has been the same it's always been.
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I'm not trying to prove anything. If I had a digital camera I'd take some pics for you, but I don't.
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ive only felt one earthquake and the one i felt was this past summer when i was at my friends house visiting and we just layed on the couch watching tv and my friend yelled mom we just had an earthquake and went to get food haha....there not really that bad...that dont even last long..i think that one was like 4.something or 5.something...if your thinking of moving to Cali and are scared of earthquake..they come like every 10 years and arent that bad.

and no im not worried about anymore because they didnt scare me and i dont live there anymore haha!!
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Great site, fleet. I'm surprised at your sunset times. 8:09 in June. We get more than an hour and 10 minutes more in June. However, right now, in January, the sun rises where you are by more than a hour before here.

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I'm not trying to prove anything. If I had a digital camera I'd take some pics for you, but I don't.
Doesn't matter because nothing has changed anyway!
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