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the news is saying the tsunami is bigger than some pacific islands, and that the quake off japan was 1000 times stronger than the one that devestated christchurch a few weeks back. fingers crossed for every one in the pacific basin, our prayers and hopes are with you all.
the news is saying the tsunami is bigger than some pacific islands, and that the quake off japan was 1000 times stronger than the one that devestated christchurch a few weeks back. fingers crossed for every one in the pacific basin, our prayers and hopes are with you all.
Get a clue, 1000 times stronger? try 27% stronger.
Also the magnitude is one of three important factors. Others being where it is centred and depth. C-Chruch was centred in the middle of the City. Japan's is 130 kilometres from the coast. Japans is 10 km in depth which is worse than C-Church.
Wow, the ramifications of this earthquake keep growing. The Tsunami warnings continue to be issued:
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The Hawaii-based Pacific Tsunami Warning Center has widened its tsunami warning beyond East Asia early Friday to include Hawaii, Australia, New Zealand, the entire U.S. western coast, Mexico and Central and South America and the rest of the Pacific Ocean.
Get a clue, 1000 times stronger? try 27% stronger.
Also the magnitude is one of three important factors. Others being where it is centred and depth. C-Chruch was centred in the middle of the City. Japan's is 130 kilometres from the coast. Japans is 10 km in depth which is worse than C-Church.
im just repeating what i heard on sky news, don't know or claim to know anything about earthquakes, i know that the christchurch earthquake was bad also, both sad events
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