Fourteen smaller aftershocks so far most in roughly an SSE direction.
Rob P.
Rob P.
Earthquakes Australia
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Its the only way Im ever going to Indonesia. 
Manpa said:Its the only way Im ever going to Indonesia.
I have been there many times for work, but can't it is a place that I would choose to go to. I have a few stories from the trips, but none that I choose to post here.
Rob P.
I was in the underground car park at Tuggeranong and standing on a man hole cover plate when it started to move and felt like I was standing on a see saw, Did not think about an earth quake at the time but I guess that is what caused the cover to move..
I have a quake detector at home but don't know if it sounded or not. (No chart recorder)
I have a quake detector at home but don't know if it sounded or not. (No chart recorder)
A quake detector in Canberra, seriously? Are you a seismologist?
Just asking as i have never heard of quakes in that area.
Mackka
Just asking as i have never heard of quakes in that area.
Mackka
The government agencies have quake detectors all over Australia.
The great dividing Range was formed by earthquakes, proving much of Australia has been subject to earthquakes for millions of years.
The great dividing Range was formed by earthquakes, proving much of Australia has been subject to earthquakes for millions of years.
Been a few years now but there used to be plenty of quakes west of Canberra, Dalton was the usual hotspot
I am seriously considering building one myself.
The Lake George area is actually an active area due to the fault
that created the lake in the first place.
That is the ridge that runs along it.
If you look carefully, There are geo sensors right along the roadside.
The Lake George area is actually an active area due to the fault
that created the lake in the first place.
That is the ridge that runs along it.
If you look carefully, There are geo sensors right along the roadside.
i can say that i picked a bad day for going underground haha was in a adit (tunnel) when it hit i saw solid rock walls moving and the roof as well thankfully nothing fell down not even a single rock from the roof mind you i was down 80 odd meters different experience to being on the surface and feeling it ill tell you that :argh: ickshovel: :8
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Hunting the yellow said:i can say that i picked a bad day for going underground haha was in a adit (tunnel) when it hit i saw solid rock walls moving and the roof as well thankfully nothing fell down not even a single rock from the roof mind you i was down 80 odd meters different experience to being on the surface and feeling it ill tell you that
That sounds like a brown undies moment :argh:
Shaking all over:
Victorian and South Australian border towns of Murrayville and Pinnaroo struck by magnitude-4.8 earthquake:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-10-09/victoria-south-australia-border-earthquake/100526556
Victorian and South Australian border towns of Murrayville and Pinnaroo struck by magnitude-4.8 earthquake:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-10-09/victoria-south-australia-border-earthquake/100526556
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Just heard it mentioned on Maccas show
Just heard it mentioned on Maccas show
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Yep ...I lived in Japan a long time and went through tremors and quakes all the time.. You learn to instantly wake up to any rumble.
My bed was vibrating and no it wasnt the mrs's toy.. Definitely bit of ground disturbance
My bed was vibrating and no it wasnt the mrs's toy.. Definitely bit of ground disturbance
Yep, windows rattled and felt the tremor thru the floor, we are south of Adelaide. 2nd tremor I have felt in the last 6 or 7 years.
