Japans 6.1 Earthquake

[lemmingjames]

So Japan had an earthquake last night yet its hardly mentioned on any news sources/wasnt on morning news.

What gives or is it all a big cover up? Have you noticed how NK has been missile testing in that area and if you know anything about anything, you know thats where the Gaiju (Godzilla was South Pacific) come through into the world. Has Fatty been trying to warn us all about the imminent apocalypse, world leaders arent believing him so hes hitting the area so we all take note?

[grumbledoak]

Isn't 6.1 a bit for the Japanese?

[BlackLabel]

It struck 200 miles off the coast of Japan and it didn’t cause a tsunami and no one died. That’s probably why it’s not headline news.

[Vaud]

lemmingjames said:

So Japan had an earthquake last night yet its hardly mentioned on any news sources/wasnt on morning news.

What gives or is it all a big cover up? Have you noticed how NK has been missile testing in that area and if you know anything about anything, you know thats where the Gaiju (Godzilla was South Pacific) come through into the world. Has Fatty been trying to warn us all about the imminent apocalypse, world leaders arent believing him so hes hitting the area so we all take note?

It was 200 miles offshore, for a start. And was reported widely - a quick Google News search will show you.

[Carl_Manchester]

three words: Japanese engineering standards.

[loafer123]

Two words: logarithmic scale

https://pnsn.org/outreach/about-earthquakes/magnit...

[LP670]

i was in a 6.0 shake in tokyo 2005, everything was back to normal after 3 hours. incredible infrastructure they have out there and id imagine 12 years later its even more impressive.

[Carl_Manchester]

loafer123 said:

Two words: logarithmic scale

https://pnsn.org/outreach/about-earthquakes/magnit...

touche. I propose that we are both correct

[loafer123]

Carl_Manchester said:

touche. I propose that we are both correct

Agreed.

[Murph7355]

LP670 said:

i was in a 6.0 shake in tokyo 2005, everything was back to normal after 3 hours. incredible infrastructure they have out there and id imagine 12 years later its even more impressive.

I was part of a data centre project around the same time. The whole building was built on rubber bushes designed to deform by a couple of feet and then resettle. Very impressive stuff that was shown to work.

It was designed to take a much bigger 'quake. Not sure about supplying services though...