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RE: (meteorobs) Big earthquake
Ah yes, the good ol' Hector Mine Quake. (thats waht USGS has named
it)
No major damage here either in San Diego, though I was up at 0246
local time when it occurred. At first, I thought it might have been all
the Heineken I'd drunk.. but when the TV stand, lampshades, plants all
started swaying back and forth in my apartment,.. It was a very nice
and extended (20-30 seconds) "roller".. nothing fell off any of my
bookshelves.
Will be going out to do some ORI / EGE / NTA / STA observing
(finally!!) with Bob Lunsford tonight. Should be crystal clear
these next couple of nights as a mild Santa Ana is currently forming.
Should be Fun ;->>>.. reports forthcoming.
Joseph
San Diego CA
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Hashimoto, Takema [SMTP:thashi@din.or.jp]
> Sent: Saturday, October 16, 1999 4:18 AM
> To: METEOROBS
> Subject: (meteorobs) Big earthquake
>
> Dear American observer,
>
> I hear that big earthquake occur around Los Angeles in California just
> now. Do your company receive much damage? Let me know if anyone have
> some damage.
>
>
> Sincerely yours, Takema
>
>
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> thashi@din.or.jp Hashimoto, Takema
> Minor Meteor Shower Circular(MMSC)
> URL : http://www.din.or.jp/~thashi/index_E.htm
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