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Did Anyone Just Feel That?

longstebe
longstebe
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Either someone is going for it in the next room or that was a defo a tremor. In the Ramkamheang area.

Sorry just me and the mrs againthumbsup.gifwub.png

Probably the earth did move for the couple next door. There was an earthquake in burma but a long way away and a bit earlier.

Event Time

  • 2012-12-22 16:41:44 UTC
  • 2012-12-22 23:11:44 UTC+06:30 at epicenter
  • 2012-12-22 23:41:44 UTC+07:00 system time

Location

22.430°N 94.753°E depth=126.6km (78.7mi)

Nearby Cities

  • 52km (32mi) NW of Monywa, Burma
  • 98km (61mi) W of Shwebo, Burma
  • 124km (77mi) NNW of Myingyan, Burma
  • 126km (78mi) NNW of Pakokku, Burma
  • 329km (204mi) NNW of Nay Pyi Taw, Burma

Edited by harrry

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    The end of the world two days too late?

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    Probably the earth did move for the couple next door. There was an earthquake in burma but a long way away and a bit earlier.

    Event Time

    • 2012-12-22 16:41:44 UTC
    • 2012-12-22 23:11:44 UTC+06:30 at epicenter
    • 2012-12-22 23:41:44 UTC+07:00 system time

    Location

    22.430°N 94.753°E depth=126.6km (78.7mi)

    Nearby Cities

    • 52km (32mi) NW of Monywa, Burma

    • 98km (61mi) W of Shwebo, Burma

    • 124km (77mi) NNW of Myingyan, Burma

    • 126km (78mi) NNW of Pakokku, Burma

    • 329km (204mi) NNW of Nay Pyi Taw, Burma

    Seismologists also on TV? I keep getting amazed. thumbsup.gif

    • Author
    The end of the world two days too late?

    :D

    Sent from my Nexus S using Thaivisa Connect App

    Probably the earth did move for the couple next door. There was an earthquake in burma but a long way away and a bit earlier.

    Event Time

    • 2012-12-22 16:41:44 UTC
    • 2012-12-22 23:11:44 UTC+06:30 at epicenter
    • 2012-12-22 23:41:44 UTC+07:00 system time

    Location

    22.430°N 94.753°E depth=126.6km (78.7mi)

    Nearby Cities

    • 52km (32mi) NW of Monywa, Burma

    • 98km (61mi) W of Shwebo, Burma

    • 124km (77mi) NNW of Myingyan, Burma

    • 126km (78mi) NNW of Pakokku, Burma

    • 329km (204mi) NNW of Nay Pyi Taw, Burma

    I'm reckoning earthquake tremors travel at somewhere around 800 - 2000 metres per second through the ground, depending on the terrain, so the timing that he felt would depend on his distance from the epicentre. I really can't be bothered looking up the data, as I don't care whether he felt the earthquake in Burma or not

    SC

    Edited by StreetCowboy

    The end of the world two days too late?

    well, this is Thailand.

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