>>6082011 Why are there so many earthquakes at 6.2 km (10 miles) deep? (pb)

I think anon inverted the distances - 6.2 miles = 10 kms

I know that this is the default depth used by USGS when they don't have data and I'm guessing that IRIS does the same.

I've noticed this .2 number seems to coincide with some pretty funky wave forms, be it magnitude 4.2, 5.2 or 6.2 when coupled with the reported depth of 10 km.

Here's the wave form from the one in the Gulf of Mexico yesterday.

>>6083021

Social media sites should definitely be carpet bombed with these.

Good job, anon.

>>6083023

Forgot sauce

http://ds.iris.edu/ds/nodes/dmc/tools/event/11023096

>>6083046

Soylent Green is people.

>>6083093

>HOREE SHIT batman,BBC reported it as a true story.

FIFY