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Nova on Fukushima. The quake lasted for *6 minutes*?! -- nm
Posted by
Mop (aka rburriel)
Jul 29 '15, 21:10
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don't gripe. the few minutes I was hit by the Northridge quake was more than enough to scare the crap out of you. -- nm
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Peglegpete
Jul 29, 21:17
I think that huge one in Alaska in the 50s 60s? Was over 10 minutes. Crazy!! That 7.2 I was in was over a minute and a minute seemed like 5 + minu -- nm
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Bacon
Jul 29, 21:14
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This says the 9.2 Alaska quake 1964 was 4 minutes long. Not sure where I remember 10 minutes
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Bacon
Jul 29, 21:57
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I think your IM is correct, but 4 minutes probably feels like an hour -- nm
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Beryllium
Jul 29, 22:28
My uncle was leaving a bar in Anchorage when it hit. He thought he was seeing things when the street heaved and split. -- nm
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tobor.2
Jul 29, 22:17
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