Earthquake in Iran (Last few hours?)
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evenflow said:
Good find, thanks mate. Chris71 said:
Sorry, blatant tin-foil helmet time, but I'm a bit bored, so...
What sort of number on the Richter scale would, say, a large atomic bomb going off at the bottom of a mineshaft register as?
According to thisWhat sort of number on the Richter scale would, say, a large atomic bomb going off at the bottom of a mineshaft register as?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richter_magnitude_sca...
7.1 is equivalent to the 'Tsar' nuke, largest ever tested
your hiroshima/nagasaki stuff is listed at 5.0 so 6.1 would be about right for a decent modern nuclear weapon.
SleeperCell said:
Chris71 said:
Sorry, blatant tin-foil helmet time, but I'm a bit bored, so...
What sort of number on the Richter scale would, say, a large atomic bomb going off at the bottom of a mineshaft register as?
According to thisWhat sort of number on the Richter scale would, say, a large atomic bomb going off at the bottom of a mineshaft register as?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richter_magnitude_sca...
7.1 is equivalent to the 'Tsar' nuke, largest ever tested
your hiroshima/nagasaki stuff is listed at 5.0 so 6.1 would be about right for a decent modern nuclear weapon.
Here we go again. Enjoy your cars while we still can chaps...
BBC where kind enough to write an article eventually: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/76082...
Still a bit slow in response though, PH nearly beat them (3 mins like! TBH I searched around a bit first as well)...who needs foreign correspondants?
Still a bit slow in response though, PH nearly beat them (3 mins like! TBH I searched around a bit first as well)...who needs foreign correspondants?

Anything to do with this?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7604293.stm

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7604293.stm

Edited by Fats25 on Wednesday 10th September 13:49
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