Comments on: What do the recent earthquakes mean for us? http://earthquakequestions.com/what-do-the-recent-earthquakes-mean-for-us.htm Everything You Want To Know About Earthquakes Sat, 28 Jan 2012 23:45:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: drew spencley http://earthquakequestions.com/what-do-the-recent-earthquakes-mean-for-us.htm/comment-page-1#comment-15374 drew spencley Wed, 14 Apr 2010 14:13:06 +0000 http://earthquakequestions.com/what-do-the-recent-earthquakes-mean-for-us.htm#comment-15374 i am convinced after todays 6.9 china earthquake that the world is slowly crumbling and on 2012 were all doomed theres too much evidence to deny it i am convinced after todays 6.9 china earthquake that the world is slowly crumbling and on 2012 were all doomed theres too much evidence to deny it

]]> By: erin http://earthquakequestions.com/what-do-the-recent-earthquakes-mean-for-us.htm/comment-page-1#comment-13513 erin Mon, 08 Mar 2010 15:39:29 +0000 http://earthquakequestions.com/what-do-the-recent-earthquakes-mean-for-us.htm#comment-13513 i think that we should be worried because i know that people say it is okay for this to happen, but how will it affect us. Will all these earthquakes soon affect us or will this just continue to stay away from us and stay along the faluts.Some people believe in the 2012 prediction, so is it possible for it to happen? i think that we should be worried because i know that people say it is okay for this to happen, but how will it affect us. Will all these earthquakes soon affect us or will this just continue to stay away from us and stay along the faluts.Some people believe in the 2012 prediction, so is it possible for it to happen?

]]> By: matt http://earthquakequestions.com/what-do-the-recent-earthquakes-mean-for-us.htm/comment-page-1#comment-11776 matt Wed, 27 Jan 2010 13:55:41 +0000 http://earthquakequestions.com/what-do-the-recent-earthquakes-mean-for-us.htm#comment-11776 It's nothing unusual. After a big quake there's always a bunch of smaller ones by which the Earth (i.e. its tectonic plates) settles down. Look at the link below and you'll see that in the last month, almost all the quakes occurred along the fault lines, and the rest of them occurred around volcanic mountains. The Earth core is constantly moving and it's been happening for tens of millions of years, it's just that it's moving a little more obviously in the last several days. Nothing to be really worried about (unless you live near an active fault line) :) It’s nothing unusual. After a big quake there’s always a bunch of smaller ones by which the Earth (i.e. its tectonic plates) settles down. Look at the link below and you’ll see that in the last month, almost all the quakes occurred along the fault lines, and the rest of them occurred around volcanic mountains.

The Earth core is constantly moving and it’s been happening for tens of millions of years, it’s just that it’s moving a little more obviously in the last several days. Nothing to be really worried about (unless you live near an active fault line) :)

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