ooooh earthquake
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ooooh earthquake
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ooooh earthquake
02:56 PDT, Earthquake felt in Sunnyvale ~0.25km from the office.
Homelab racks shaking, yep, that's ..... mmm ... 4.2 somewhere within ~50-60km radius would be my guess.
USGS: https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/nc75240492/executive
> M 4.6 - 2 km ESE of Berkeley, CA
> 2025-09-22 09:56:12 (UTC)
> 37.866°N 122.252°W
> 7.8 km depthI was close. 4.6 @ 37.866°N 122.252°W, which is ~45mi on I-880, so about ~35mi by way of line-of-sight/bird-route ~56km
Better to have many small ones to reduce pressure periodically. Been through a lot of big ones, 7.2 and 6.8 were most memorable, 3km from the epicenter of both, one week apart from each other with hundreds of lesser ones in between/after.
Watching the ground liquify in the rainforest, then seeing wild horses and every animal from the forest tearing ass down the streets, running down to the beach only to watch crevasses burst from the sand as if on a glacier falling to pieces, massive waves from the ocean careening over the breakers into the bay, then the coral reef lifting out of the water - the scale of it all, the unremittent energy that cares not for any lifeform. All is meaningless in the face of this unstoppable geologic pressure. Tsunami sirens blaring, blaring, blaring.
Jump into the jeep, as quickly as safely affords, head up into the solid hills - not the ones which suffer landslides in the wet season, as far away from the water line as possible, jugs of emergency water and medications tossed in the back seat, blazing hot sun ripping through beautiful stark white clouds - the azure beauty of the heavens streaking through, cobalt turning to grey haze into winds, then the rush of cold Pacific air blasting its way upwards into the hills... a layer of fog sets in. Nothingness. Complete silence. No animal sounds, no car sounds, all ambient audible sound muffled by the dense vapors swirling through the Cloud Forest I had driven into.
@eco_amandine -- do you remember this series of quakes from 2012? off the coast of Nicoya.
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02:56 PDT, Earthquake felt in Sunnyvale ~0.25km from the office.
Homelab racks shaking, yep, that's ..... mmm ... 4.2 somewhere within ~50-60km radius would be my guess.
USGS: https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/nc75240492/executive
> M 4.6 - 2 km ESE of Berkeley, CA
> 2025-09-22 09:56:12 (UTC)
> 37.866°N 122.252°W
> 7.8 km depthI was close. 4.6 @ 37.866°N 122.252°W, which is ~45mi on I-880, so about ~35mi by way of line-of-sight/bird-route ~56km
Better to have many small ones to reduce pressure periodically. Been through a lot of big ones, 7.2 and 6.8 were most memorable, 3km from the epicenter of both, one week apart from each other with hundreds of lesser ones in between/after.
Watching the ground liquify in the rainforest, then seeing wild horses and every animal from the forest tearing ass down the streets, running down to the beach only to watch crevasses burst from the sand as if on a glacier falling to pieces, massive waves from the ocean careening over the breakers into the bay, then the coral reef lifting out of the water - the scale of it all, the unremittent energy that cares not for any lifeform. All is meaningless in the face of this unstoppable geologic pressure. Tsunami sirens blaring, blaring, blaring.
Jump into the jeep, as quickly as safely affords, head up into the solid hills - not the ones which suffer landslides in the wet season, as far away from the water line as possible, jugs of emergency water and medications tossed in the back seat, blazing hot sun ripping through beautiful stark white clouds - the azure beauty of the heavens streaking through, cobalt turning to grey haze into winds, then the rush of cold Pacific air blasting its way upwards into the hills... a layer of fog sets in. Nothingness. Complete silence. No animal sounds, no car sounds, all ambient audible sound muffled by the dense vapors swirling through the Cloud Forest I had driven into.
@eco_amandine -- do you remember this series of quakes from 2012? off the coast of Nicoya.
@winterschon @eco_amandine
Mind even for quite small tsunami!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfOUDTIXrBUYou can see how difficult to walk in tsunami.
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ooooh earthquake
@winterschon I hope you're fine!
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