Look at Ca, but you don't have long before it disappears.
There is a perfectly straight line from Texas through Ca to Oregon. This is not normal and it could be signaling something even bigger, all the way down to Port Au Prince.

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/?extent=1.05423,-987.45121&extent=76.84073,-762.45121&showUSFaults=true&showUSHazard=true&baseLayer=terrain

Interesting, the one in Manton Ca is only 1.9 km deep, while the ones in Oregon are 10 km deep.

Is the one in Manton close to you.

Hmm Malibu in only .1 km deep.

Looks like a satellite track. Only maybe backwards.

Quote from: Rick on March 30, 2025, 02:53:17 PMInteresting, the one in Manton Ca is only 1.9 km deep, while the ones in Oregon are 10 km deep.

Is the one in Manton close to you.

Hmm Malibu in only .1 km deep.

Looks like a satellite track. Only maybe backwards.

Isn't that weird? No, none of these are close to me, in fact, I'm solidly anchored on the Eastern shear zone.
The Pacific plate slides under me as it creeps Northward, so if San Andreas goes, it goes under me.

I've been watching the USGS map for decades, and this is the first time I've ever seen a straight line occur.
It's as if a new fault has been exposed, connecting to the Caribbean fault. We could be in for a big one soon?

Can't imagine a fault being such a long straight line and it crosses the fault. There is a lot of activity on the west coast of the USA, not much else were. I don't know, something to watch.

Had an euphony last night. Could this be a "DEW" test? Looking for soft spots or how the DEW would react with different earth density's.

Quote from: Rick on March 30, 2025, 04:37:13 PMCan't imagine a fault being such a long straight line and it crosses the fault. There is a lot of activity on the west coast of the USA, not much else were. I don't know, something to watch.

They didn't know about the New Madrid fault until they had a quake.
The world is nothing but faults floating on a thin crust, and that map changes all the time.
I live on the Mokelumne fault, a dead fault that hasn't moved in well over 30 thousand years. My creek runs in the middle of the fault, which is why it's there.

The New Madrid is the one the US really has to worry about.

KEY POINT: Because of the considerable technological advancement of DARPA's geoweaponry, the USA is also vulnerable to the same high-magnitude calamitous earthquakes which were triggered in both Turkey-Syria (2023) and Haiti (2021) . (See: SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PAPER: Super Energy Weapons Triggering Earthquakes, Volcanoes and Other Earth Movements). Now Check out how these recent M 2.5+ earthquakes line up in a straight line between the Juan de Fuca Plate and Texas in the map below, which appear to be the direct result of a DARPA-directed geoweapon.




https://www.theburningplatform.com/2025/04/03/april-2025-when-the-fourth-turning-and-great-tribulation-converge-marking-the-final-stretch-of-the-end-times/#more-364229

Quote from: Rick on April 03, 2025, 07:41:27 AMKEY POINT: Because of the considerable technological advancement of DARPA's geoweaponry, the USA is also vulnerable to the same high-magnitude calamitous earthquakes which were triggered in both Turkey-Syria (2023) and Haiti (2021) . (See: SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PAPER: Super Energy Weapons Triggering Earthquakes, Volcanoes and Other Earth Movements). Now Check out how these recent M 2.5+ earthquakes line up in a straight line between the Juan de Fuca Plate and Texas in the map below, which appear to be the direct result of a DARPA-directed geoweapon.




https://www.theburningplatform.com/2025/04/03/april-2025-when-the-fourth-turning-and-great-tribulation-converge-marking-the-final-stretch-of-the-end-times/#more-364229

Like I said, I've been watching quakes for decades and never seen anything like it.
Too perfectly straight to be a natural occurrence.

Yea, Was unaware of Turkey and Haiti. So why more than one and why in a straight line.

Quote from: Rick on April 03, 2025, 09:27:27 AMYea, Was unaware of Turkey and Haiti. So why more than one and why in a straight line.

Definitely something to keep an eye on in the future. It's normal to see a couple or three on a fault, but 5 or more is not normal.