Over thirty earthquakes reported overnight near San Andreas fault in Southern California; 169 quakes in area this week

Molly Martinez
kron4.com
Mon, 13 Jul 2015 19:03 UTC

Over 30 earthquakes ranging in magnitude from 1.3 to 2.4 were reported between Sunday night and Monday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

Most of the seismic activity was recorded between the Topatopa Mountains and the Santa Suzanna Mountains.

The quakes occurred near, but not on the San Andreas fault line.

21 of the earthquakes occurred between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.

There have been a recorded 169 earthquakes in the area this week, according to the USGS.

The complete list of recorded quakes are here:

1.59km NW of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 05:12:02 UTC-07:001.1 km
1.58km NE of Santa Paula, California2015-07-13 05:10:03 UTC-07:0018.9 km
1.57km NE of Santa Paula, California2015-07-13 04:59:55 UTC-07:0018.8 km
1.48km WNW of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 04:33:28 UTC-07:001.2 km
1.47km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 03:34:03 UTC-07:0017.6 km
2.07km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 03:27:48 UTC-07:0015.2 km
1.38km WNW of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 03:19:38 UTC-07:001.1 km
1.98km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 03:14:23 UTC-07:0016.5 km
1.48km WNW of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 02:13:52 UTC-07:001.1 km
1.78km NE of Santa Paula, California2015-07-13 01:46:35 UTC-07:0020.7 km
1.48km WNW of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 01:34:11 UTC-07:001.8 km
2.27km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 01:32:50 UTC-07:0018.4 km
2.37km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 01:30:02 UTC-07:0017.9 km
2.37km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 01:26:35 UTC-07:0018.0 km
1.38km WNW of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 01:18:22 UTC-07:001.1 km
1.88km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 01:09:55 UTC-07:0018.4 km
2.46km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 01:06:33 UTC-07:0018.2 km
2.47km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 01:04:19 UTC-07:0018.7 km
2.17km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 00:48:33 UTC-07:0018.2 km
2.47km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 00:36:22 UTC-07:0019.7 km
1.28km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-13 00:30:00 UTC-07:0019.8 km
1.612km S of Malibu Beach, California2015-07-12 20:49:52 UTC-07:004.0 km
1.618km SSE of Carpinteria, California2015-07-12 18:00:41 UTC-07:004.0 km
1.97km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-12 12:12:21 UTC-07:0014.9 km
1.47km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-12 11:39:55 UTC-07:0023.8 km
1.77km NE of Santa Paula, California2015-07-12 10:05:21 UTC-07:0019.0 km
2.48km NE of Santa Paula, California2015-07-12 09:52:21 UTC-07:0018.0 km
2.27km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-12 09:51:57 UTC-07:0017.5 km
2.07km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-12 09:20:45 UTC-07:0015.5 km
1.87km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-12 09:07:25 UTC-07:0017.9 km
1.37km WNW of Fillmore, California2015-07-12 08:54:11 UTC-07:001.1 km
1.58km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-12 08:52:10 UTC-07:0014.7 km
2.37km W of Fillmore, California2015-07-12 08:49:23 UTC-07:0017.4 km

Reader Comments

just thinking · 2015-07-14T17:32:53Z

David Suzuki has issued a scary warning about Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant, saying that if it falls in a future earthquake, it's "bye bye Japan" and the entire west coast of North America should be evacuated.

The "Nature of Things" host made the comments in a talk posted to YouTube after he joined Dr. David Schindler for "Letting in the Light," a symposium on water ecology held at the University of Alberta on Oct. 30 and 31.

An excerpt of the talk shows Suzuki outlining a frightening scenario that would result from the destruction of the nuclear plant.
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baron · 2015-07-14T18:33:27Z

Really you're talking an "on the beach" scenario. There is a solution. In the 60's the department of energy experimented with geothermal power by creating deep holes in the earth.

You can search "Project Manhole" and find more on the subject. The basic idea is that when enough dense
matter is placed in one location it will sink in to the earth. Such matter might be poured molten metal from scrap.
It would have to be a virtual international effort, but it is possible, and we could cause the entire fukushima plant
to sink below the Earth Mantle where it would become safely locked up.

Lacking any other viable solution I cannot understand why this isn't seriously being considered.
It might sound crazy but it's proven to work. National Geographic even carried an article on it.
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Of course there is another possible explanation. That being they are actually preventing any attempts to provide a solution, and or the model of the planet is itself incorrect and they know it.

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