9.9M+ Earthquake in Africa - Needs confirmation (Update: just a glitch)

[RMorgan]

Hey folks,

Dutchsinse has just uploaded this video, about 20 minutes ago.

It still needs confirmation, but if this isn´t some sort of glitch, it´s huge:

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Is anyone able to confirm this?

Raf.

[Limor Wolf]

Let's pray for a mistake. Let's pray.

[Kimberley]

I am not seeing anything about it here:

http://quakes.globalincidentmap.com/

or here:

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/

[Billy]

nothing here. http://www.iris.edu/seismon/

[greybeard]

There is nothing on the seismic server
Chris

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/monitoring/operations/heliplots_gsn.php

[Molope]

That has to be a mistake! 9.8 its waaaay too big. O.O

[Bill Ryan]

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USGS automatically posts reports of earthquakes above 5.0 to the forum. (Look up threads "started by USGS" in the Forum's Advanced Search (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/search.php?search_type=1).)

Nothing was received or posted... and there's nothing about it on any of the earthquake sites. Once the autoreport had been sent, it could not be pulled back (just like an e-mail...) -- even if it was being covered up. (And for what reason that might happen, it's a little hard to imagine! Remember that a 9.9, which is nearly 10 times as large as a 9.0 and 100 times as large as an 8.0, is rather too huge to keep quiet about. :) )

Occam's Razor (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occam%27s_razor): an equipment or software malfunction that was quickly spotted.

[greybeard]

Well I hope its a mistake--My wife's family live in Cameroon---level with the video position shown.
Think we would have had confirmation by now if this had happened.

Chris

[Mark]

Vid has been removed, good sign.

[Kimberley]

This message just popped up on Dutchsince's FB page https://www.facebook.com/pages/Adepto-Perfectus-dutchsinse/133205960090078




GOOD NEWS! The 9.0M+ earthquake which showed up on the USGS feed ---- most likely some kind of anomaly or error in the feed ... there is the possibility it could have really happened -- at a large depth not producing any tsunami.

NO waves detected.. NO charts showing any movement (aside from the other regular EQ activity)... NO reports from locals.. NO msm reports...

All that being said.. something caused a 9.0 and a 5.0M to show on the feed.. then it was revised to a GREATER than 10.0M.. then disappeared off the feed.

Too strange.

Oklahoma had a 5.6M today --- which was wiped off the map (linked below here on facebook w/ screenshots and the data from IRIS).

Something going on? Lets hope not.

[Billy]

Very good to know that nobody jumped to conclusions and checked it out. concern with no panic.

still it is strange.

I love you guys.

peace

[RMorgan]

Hey folks,

This is from Dutchsinse:

"GOOD NEWS! The 9.0M+ earthquake which showed up on the USGS feed ---- most likely some kind of anomaly or error in the feed ... there is the possibility it could have really happened -- at a large depth not producing any tsunami.

NO waves detected.. NO charts showing any movement (aside from the other regular EQ activity)... NO reports from locals.. NO msm reports...

All that being said.. something caused a 9.0 and a 5.0M to show on the feed.. then it was revised to a GREATER than 10.0M.. then disappeared off the feed.

Too strange.

Oklahoma had a 5.6M today --- which was wiped off the map (linked below here on facebook w/ screenshots and the data from IRIS).

Something going on? Lets hope not."

So, it was indeed a glitch in the system! :)

Mods, please, feel free to close this thread.

Cheers,

Raf.

[ThePythonicCow]

So, it was indeed a glitch in the system!
I updated the thread title to include "(Update: just a glitch)".

So far, I don't see any particular need to close the thread, as in stop postings to it. It will fade away just as fast, either closed or not.

[Rocky_Shorz]

ps... it was real, didn't like that timeline, had WW III on it... ;)


off to the beach with my surfboard to do the Gandolf Dance... ;)

Happy Thanksgiving everyone...

[Carmody]

That's almost as loud as the band "Disaster Area". (http://hhgproject.org/entries/disasterarea.html)