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15 ptsCanyonratMay 16, 2020 at 5:14 pm #8854
I am not making this stuff up.
I only stumbled upon this because I am looking to see if any one reported a quake out in the North Pacific that struck days before the 6.5 in Nevada. I could see what was about to happen their and then was waiting for the precursor event. My guess is a 5.0-6.0 struck around 2020-05-09 2900km/1800mls west of the Nevada 6.5 somewhere near here 39°29’23.46″N 151°23’39.18″W.
Observed: M 5.9 208km/139mls east of Prince George Canada 2020-05-16 13:37:52 UTC53.8282° N 119.575° W 9.1 km Depth
http://ds.iris.edu/ds/nodes/dmc/tools/event/11231537
https://quakeapp.com/m/?e_id=usgs.ak0206asm32z
Comments: These links show that stations reporting on this event. The top two stations are the closest COR (Corvallis Oregon, USA) and FFC (Flin Flon, CAN – great name by the way).
http://ds.iris.edu/wilber3/find_stations/11231537
I went to look at local news agencies in Canada and Facebook, to see if there are any first hand reports, just discussion about why the USGS deleted this event. None found. “The game is afoot!”
Score: 0115 ptslesterMay 16, 2020 at 5:42 pm #8855No… your not making this up !
M 5.9 somewhere near Cashe, Canada appeared on the USGS map at 13:55 UTC. I had just reached for my pen to log details, and it disappeared in front of my eyes within 30 seconds of appearing. Same event never appeared on EMSC site, so I assumed someone was a little trigger happy after Nevada, and made a mistake.
Realistically, what purpose would it serve to deny the event ever took place ?
Score: 015 ptsCanyonratMay 17, 2020 at 6:37 am #8869The USGS might and could appear to be perhaps setting and agenda of some sort, difficult to see and all of that. Generally I could see a quake being adjusted in location or strength or depth semi-often. But to take 20+ seismographs and say it is not worth reporting for a 4.5+, is a little strange. Also I am on the trail of some alternative sources of seismic data…more to come.
Score: 0115 ptslesterMay 19, 2020 at 6:34 pm #8883Suspected Quake… M 5.9 Alberta, Canada 2020-05-16 13:37:52 UTC … 119’34’W – 53’49’N
On 17th May at 08:53:45 UTC, an M 4.8 event occurred in Uttar Pradesh, India on coordinates 77’0’E – 29’25’N. According to EMSC records, this was the highest magnitude event to occur in this region in 15 years. And this region has only experienced three 4+ events in the same period. On 16th May at 13:38 UTC, it was sunset in Uttar Pradesh on the M 4.8 epicentre.
On 18th May at 01:11:57 UTC, an M 4.9 event occurred in Kiruna, Sweden on coordinates 20’18’E – 67’51’N. According to EMSC records,this was the first 4+ event to occur in this region since 19th March 2016, and the highest recorded magnitude in 15 years. On 16th May at 10:35:11 UTC, the sun was located on longitude 20’18’E (Solar Noon / High Noon on this epicentre), and it was Moonrise in Alberta, Canada on the coordinates stated above.
On 18th May at 13:48:03 UTC, an M 5.2 event occurred in the Sichuan-Yunnan-Guizuou Region, China on coordinates 103’21’E – 27’18’N. According to EMSC records,this was the first 5+ event to occur in this region since 3rd September 2014. On 18th May at 11:50 UTC, it was sunset on this M 5.2 China epicentre, and sunrise in Alberta, Canada on the coordinates stated above !
This link states “Data supplied by USGS” !
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