Hell Hath No Fury
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Fri Mar-11-11 02:08 PM
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Edited on Fri Mar-11-11 02:09 PM by Hell Hath No Fury
Just came across the Japanese station as Breaking News. New quake, not an after shock. Will find a link. Japanese TV in English: http://www.livestation.com/channels/123-nhk-world-english
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Fri Mar-11-11 02:09 PM
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1. Structures are already weakened potentially |
Hannah Bell
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Fri Mar-11-11 02:09 PM
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2. shit shit nagano prefecture opposite side of honshu |
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Edited on Fri Mar-11-11 02:13 PM by Hannah Bell
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Fri Mar-11-11 02:10 PM
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Fri Mar-11-11 02:11 PM
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5. It was just listed as the Nagano area -- |
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I am not sure were Nagano is in realtion to the NE part of Japan.
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Fri Mar-11-11 02:13 PM
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Fri Mar-11-11 02:19 PM
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8. Wow, completely different area - |
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There has been a lot of research/debate onto the idea that a quake on one faultline could trigger a quake on an entirely differant faultline. :scared:
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Fri Mar-11-11 02:12 PM
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6. Yes, Nagano listed as epicenter. Don't know how deep though. |
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It's 4 am in Japan, so, probably not a lot of details until morning. Nagano is in the mountains, NW of Tokyo, not a high population area.
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