2003 Earth Quakes ?

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370000 A 1/23 8/6 A Perigee { distance }
368000 A A in Kilometers for 2003
366000 A A vs Time (X-Axis) Dates
362000 A A
360000 A A
358000 A A
356 4/16 A A 5/15 11/23 A
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2-11-09 about the 7. quakes of Oct 2002
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my guess {no Proof'$ those were triggered by Solar CME
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Disbree That was bombarding {a little} at the time..
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and I draw a connection between the two: CME & 7.?'s
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i need about 16 more line thus the edit : edit
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[Colt]

Earlier, about an hour ago at 430PM AKST, we had a large, long duration (about 90 seconds) earthquake around 7 Richter..-Colt

[Gramma loreto]

Officially 7.9 according to the USGS website. But here in Anchorage it was a low rumbler...but an unusually long one. I even got a little motion sick up on the second floor of my apartment.

[beskeptical]

A bit late for a comment but it was fascinating that here in Seattle we were affected by very low frequency ground waves that caused big waves in small bodies of water including the local swimming pools. Yet, I felt absolutely nothing and I have a house full of little shelf clutter that would have at least rattled if there was movement.

A bit late for a comment but it was fascinating that here in Seattle we were affected by very low frequency ground waves that caused big waves in small bodies of water including the local swimming pools. Yet, I felt absolutely nothing and I have a house full of little shelf clutter that would have at least rattled if there was movement.

July 22 2004
http://www.badastronomy.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?p=302469#302469

[freddo]

HUb' have you considered using the code function for those data matrices?

370000 A 1/23 8/6 A Perigee { distance }
368000 A A in Kilometers for 2003
366000 A A vs Time (X-Axis) Dates
362000 A A
360000 A A
358000 A A
356 4/16 A A 5/15 11/23 A

??

HUb' have you considered using the code function for those data matrices?

370000 A 1/23 8/6 A Perigee { distance }
368000 A A in Kilometers for 2003
366000 A A vs Time (X-Axis) Dates
362000 A A
360000 A A
358000 A A
356 4/16 A A 5/15 11/23 A

??

as I recall i used BASIC? {not being fermilure with CODe FUNction "YET"}


http://seismos.geol.pdx.edu/FileSearch.asp
http://www.ess.washington.edu/recenteqs/latest.htm
http://www.ess.washington.edu/recenteqs/Quakes/uslfbr.htm
http://www.pnsn.org/WEBICORDER/K20/COLT_ENZ_UW.2004072212.html
http://seismos.geol.pdx.edu/Seismographs/2004/07-July/2004-07-22.GIF

http://www.badastronomy.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?p=302469#302469
from there:
http://www.fourmilab.ch/earthview/pacalc.html
i'll try to have a plot by MONDAY?/?

its plenty funny {I Guess} how much trouble I have
trying to convert the data?
362767
368319
369509
364547
359811
357248
357449
360325
365105
369599
367757
362312
357985
into a graphic ?/?
first i attempted to do it with DERIVE
that failed1 so i tried MatLab
at least i got a file to load/
it didn't plot so i retrned to Derive {data limited to the above}
i could load it but never figured how to convert the ?" DATA "?
to a PLOT {aarrggggeeeeeeeeee}


http://www.badastronomy.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?p=307277#307277 perigee / apogee data
http://www.ess.washington.edu/recenteqs/latest.htm Oregon map
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/recenteqsUS/ USA Map