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In response to "Fault lines don't have "schedules". They are constantly letting off energy in miniscule EQs that we never feel." by musubi

The Madrid Fault is related to the Caldera. It's off schedule. -- nm

Posted by the liioulu with those hershey kiss flag things (aka liioulu) Jan 14 '11, 16:59

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That's not how it works, but hey, if that makes you feel better, knock yourself out. (nm) - musubi Jan 14, 17:06 6
- By about 40,000 years. - the liioulu with those hershey kiss flag things Jan 14, 17:10 5
  - again, not how these things work. we're not overdue because the supervolcano is taking longer than last time. it's just taking longer. -- nm - mafic Jan 14, 17:12 4
    - Either way it doesn't change that if goes, the fault or Caldera, it could be at a very high level. - the liioulu with those hershey kiss flag things Jan 14, 17:19
    - Supervolcano? -- nm - the liioulu with those hershey kiss flag things Jan 14, 17:14 2
      - I figured that's what you meant when you started talking about a caldera, but the point still stands. - mafic Jan 14, 17:17 1
        
        It also doesn't mean they aren't either. - the liioulu with those hershey kiss flag things Jan 14, 17:23
is that the one in the midwest? -- nm - zeitgeist Jan 14, 17:01 1
- Madrid is. -- nm - the liioulu with those hershey kiss flag things Jan 14, 17:05

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