7.0 earthquake in Alaska

[MG0h3]

I just rolling up to a stop light when it hit. I remember thinking I ran something over for a split second then realizing that couldn't be; truck must've been moving up and down close to a foot.

Heard lots of screaming. Park across the street was full of people for Easter and everyone was on the ground already or falling down.

Lots of people were traumatized and slept in their front yard for a week until.the tremors stopped.

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[svtfocus2cobra]

I've been through two here in Wa, a couple in California, and a few in Japan, but the biggest was the 6.4 Nisqually quake here in Wa when I was in 9th grade. I remember watching the floor roll like a 2ft wave while we were under our desks and I always wondered how it settles back into place correctly with no visible damage. This 7.0 Alaska quake sounds like it lasted a long time though. The Nisqually quake felt like a short one, but I dont remember exactly how long it was.

 

[ON D BIT]

The bigger the are the longer they last. 8+ last for 2 min or longer. 7+ a good minute.
So quakes are slow and rolly some are fast and rigid(back and forth with quick stops). This Alaska quake looked like a rigid one which probably made it feel bigger than it was.

 

[HillbillyHotRod]

The longer the time between quakes the sharper and greater they are. If you have a lot of little ones the stress is being relieved. If you do not have one in decades when it does hit it will be quite a jolt. Last big one there was in 64 so had a lot of time to build what with all the one happening on the lower 48.

 

[ON D BIT]

Any connection to the bell ringing in the center of the earth and this quake, possibly other big 7+ quakes?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/gizmod...-monster-after-mysterious-30-m-1830738921/amp

 

[ram150]

I was in the 9.1 earth quake that took place in Japan. Friday 11 March 2011, I was stationed in Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan. Never felt anything more devastating in my life. I was to the south when it hit above Tokyo out in the ocean near Sendai. Almost felt like slow motion, I’m looking around like why is the ground stretching and why are the buildings moving feels surreal.

 

[ON D BIT]

Do you remember how long that quake lasted?

 

[ram150]

Do you remember how long that quake lasted?

Felt like forever, if I remember correctly it was something around 8-9minutes.

 

[HillbillyHotRod]

That’s a whole lot of shaking going on.

 

[SirShaun]

GT350s using all the oil up, leaving the Earth with no lubrication or heat displacement.