Wieder Erdbeben! (Chile) - Was zum Henker ist hier los?

@polyprion
GFZ? Ich guck grundsätzlich nur USGS lol

Das 6.0 Beben in der Türkei und 7.0 Beben in Haiti, sowie 8.8 Beben in Chile alltäglich sind dann machst du dich hier irgendwie echt lächerlich :(


Naja, egal was man erklärt. man glaubt es sowieso nur wenn mans sieht.. naja, so langsam erkennen es eh die meisten und können für sich selbst die enorme Abweichung der Beben beziffern... nur du checkst es iwie noch nicht,.. aber iwann wird das schon!

also halt du mal lieber den ball flach und spam nen anderen thread zu!

Gerade eben: 6.0 2010/03/08 09:47:09 19.366 144.876 431.0 MAUG ISLANDS REG., NORTHERN MARIANA ISL.

@sentex

Solange DU hier nur pauschales Gesülze á la: "Man sollte sich schon Gedanken machen!" absonderst, hast DU niemandem vorzuschreiben, in welchem Thread er sich rumzutreiben hat.

"Naja, egal was man erklärt. man glaubt es sowieso nur wenn mans sieht."
Was denn?

"naja, so langsam erkennen es eh die meisten und können für sich selbst die enorme Abweichung der Beben beziffern"
Ja, die, die für so was ohnehin empfänglich sind und ihre Meinung aus Youtube-Filmchen beziehen.

sentex schrieb:Gerade eben: 6.0 2010/03/08 09:47:09 19.366 144.876 431.0 MAUG ISLANDS REG., NORTHERN MARIANA ISL.

wo hasten das her?

@canpornpoppy
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsww/Quakes/quakes_all.php (Archiv-Version vom 13.04.2010)

@polyprion
Das guck ich mir seit 6 Jahren schon an...

sentex schrieb:Das guck ich mir seit 6 Jahren schon an...

Das halt ich für'n gerücht! @sentex

@schwa
@polyprion
Is doch sch... egal.. hier gehts nicht um mich sondern um Erdbeben -.-

@sentex
Richtig. Und um den immer noch ausstehenden Beleg dafür, dass das alles "nicht normal" ist...

@sentex


Man muss sich mal vorstellen wieviel signifikante beben es jetzt 2k10 gab.

# Magnitude 5.9 EASTERN TURKEY March 08, 2010
# Magnitude 6.5 SOUTHWEST OF SUMATRA, INDONESIA March 05, 2010
# Magnitude 6.6 OFFSHORE BIO-BIO, CHILE March 05, 2010
# Magnitude 8.8 OFFSHORE MAULE, CHILE February 27, 2010
# Magnitude 7.0 RYUKYU ISLANDS, JAPAN February 26, 2010
# Magnitude 6.9 CHINA-RUSSIA-NORTH KOREA BORDER REGION February 18, 2010
# Magnitude 3.8 ILLINOIS February 10, 2010
# Magnitude 5.9 OFFSHORE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA February 04, 2010
# Magnitude 6.2 BOUGAINVILLE REGION, PAPUA NEW GUINEA February 01, 2010
# Magnitude 5.9 HAITI REGION January 20, 2010
# Magnitude 4.0 OKLAHOMA January 15, 2010
# Magnitude 7.0 HAITI REGION January 12, 2010
# Magnitude 6.5 OFFSHORE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA January 10, 2010
# Magnitude 4.1 SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, CALIFORNIA January 07, 2010
# Magnitude 6.8 SOLOMON ISLANDS January 05, 2010
# Magnitude 7.1 SOLOMON ISLANDS January 03, 2010
# Magnitude 6.6 SOLOMON ISLANDS January 03, 2010

2009 waren es so viele:

# Magnitude 5.9 BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO December 30, 2009
# Magnitude 6.4 TAIWAN December 19, 2009
# Magnitude 6.8 TONGA November 24, 2009
# Magnitude 6.6 QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS REGION November 17, 2009
# Magnitude 6.5 OFFSHORE TARAPACA, CHILE November 13, 2009
# Magnitude 7.3 FIJI November 09, 2009
# Magnitude 6.6 SUMBAWA REGION, INDONESIA November 08, 2009
# Magnitude 6.8 RYUKYU ISLANDS, JAPAN October 30, 2009
# Magnitude 6.2 HINDU KUSH REGION, AFGHANISTAN October 29, 2009
# Magnitude 6.9 BANDA SEA October 24, 2009
# Magnitude 6.1 SUNDA STRAIT, INDONESIA October 16, 2009
# Magnitude 5.9 SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS October 08, 2009
# Magnitude 6.8 VANUATU October 08, 2009
# Magnitude 6.6 SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS October 08, 2009
# Magnitude 7.4 VANUATU October 07, 2009
# Magnitude 7.8 SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS October 07, 2009
# Magnitude 7.7 VANUATU October 07, 2009
# Magnitude 6.8 CELEBES SEA October 07, 2009
# Magnitude 6.6 MORO GULF, MINDANAO, PHILIPPINES October 04, 2009
# 2009 Olancha, CA Earthquake Sequence (updated)
# Magnitude 6.6 SOUTHERN SUMATRA, INDONESIA October 01, 2009
# Magnitude 7.5 SOUTHERN SUMATRA, INDONESIA September 30, 2009
# Magnitude 8.1 SAMOA ISLANDS REGION September 29, 2009
# Magnitude 6.1 BHUTAN September 21, 2009
# Magnitude 6.3 OFFSHORE CARABOBO, VENEZUELA September 12, 2009
# Magnitude 5.5 ALBANIA September 06, 2009
# Magnitude 7.0 JAVA, INDONESIA September 02, 2009
# Magnitude 6.6 SAMOA ISLANDS REGION August 30, 2009
# Magnitude 6.2 NORTHERN QINGHAI, CHINA August 28, 2009
# Magnitude 6.9 BANDA SEA August 28, 2009
# Magnitude 3.7 COLORADO August 18, 2009
# Magnitude 6.7 SOUTHWESTERN RYUKYU ISLANDS, JAPAN August 17, 2009
# Magnitude 6.7 KEPULAUAN MENTAWAI REGION, INDONESIA August 16, 2009
# Magnitude 6.6 IZU ISLANDS, JAPAN REGION August 12, 2009
# Magnitude 6.1 NEAR THE SOUTH COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN August 10, 2009
# Magnitude 7.5 ANDAMAN ISLANDS, INDIA REGION August 10, 2009
# Magnitude 6.6 SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS August 10, 2009
# Magnitude 7.1 NEAR THE SOUTH COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN August 09, 2009
# Magnitude 6.9 GULF OF CALIFORNIA August 03, 2009
# Magnitude 7.8 OFF WEST COAST OF THE SOUTH ISLAND, N.Z. July 15, 2009
# Magnitude 5.7 YUNNAN, CHINA July 09, 2009
# Magnitude 6.4 CRETE, GREECE July 01, 2009
# Magnitude 6.7 NEW IRELAND REGION, PAPUA NEW GUINEA June 23, 2009
# Magnitude 3.5 SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, CALIFORNIA June 08, 2009
# Magnitude 6.3 VANUATU June 02, 2009
# Magnitude 7.3 OFFSHORE HONDURAS May 28, 2009
# Magnitude 4.7 NORTH KOREA May 25, 2009 (presumed nuclear test)
# Magnitude 4.7 GREATER LOS ANGELES AREA, CALIFORNIA May 18, 2009
# Magnitude 6.5 KERMADEC ISLANDS REGION May 16, 2009
# Magnitude 3.5 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA April 30, 2009
# Magnitude 6.6 KURIL ISLANDS April 18, 2009
# Magnitude 6.7 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION April 16, 2009
# Magnitude 5.2 ISLAND OF HAWAII, HAWAII April 14, 2009
# Magnitude 6.9 KURIL ISLANDS April 07, 2009
# Magnitude 6.3 CENTRAL ITALY April 06, 2009
# Magnitude 4.8 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA March 24, 2009
# Magnitude 4.3 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA March 30, 2009
# Magnitude 7.6 TONGA REGION March 19, 2009
# Magnitude 3.5 SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, CALIFORNIA March 08, 2009
# Magnitude 7.0 KERMADEC ISLANDS REGION February 18, 2009
# Magnitude 7.2 KEPULAUAN TALAUD, INDONESIA February 11, 2009
# Magnitude 3.0 GREATER NEW YORK AREA, NEW JERSEY February 03, 2009
# Magnitude 4.5 SEATTLE-TACOMA URBAN AREA, WASHINGTON January 30, 2009
# Magnitude MW 5.8 SOUTHERN ALASKA January 24, 2009
# Magnitude 6.6 SOUTHEAST OF THE LOYALTY ISLANDS January 19, 2009
# Magnitude 6.4 KERMADEC ISLANDS, NEW ZEALAND January 18, 2009
# Magnitude 7.4 EAST OF THE KURIL ISLANDS January 15, 2009
# Magnitude 6.7 SOUTHEAST OF THE LOYALTY ISLANDS January 15, 2009
# Magnitude 4.5 GREATER LOS ANGELES AREA, CALIFORNIA January 09, 2009
# Magnitude 6.1 COSTA RICA January 08, 2009
# Magnitude 7.4 NEAR THE NORTH COAST OF PAPUA, INDONESIA January 03, 2009
# Magnitude 7.7 NEAR THE NORTH COAST OF PAPUA, INDONESIA January 03, 2009

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eqinthenews/2009/

Was bitte @sentex ist jetzt nicht normal?

Übrigens:
2003 waren es so viele:

# Magnitude 7.3 Southeast of the Loyalty Islands December 27, 2003
# Magnitude 6.6 Southeastern Iran December 26, 2003
# Magnitude 6.5 San Simeon, California December 22, 2003
# Magnitude 6.8 Taiwan December 10, 2003
# Magnitude 4.5 Virginia December 09, 2003
# Magnitude 6.7 Komandorskiye Ostrova, Russia region December 05, 2003
# Magnitude 6.5 Samar, Philippines November 18, 2003
# Magnitude 7.8 Rat Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska November 17, 2003
# Magnitude 6.6 Vanuatu Islands November 06, 2003
# Magnitude 7.0 Off the East Coast of Honshu, Japan October 31, 2003
# Magnitude 3.5 Orinda, California October 19, 2003
# Magnitude 6.7 Hokkaido, Japan region October 8, 2003
# Magnitude 3.6 Imperial Beach, California October 7, 2003
# Magnitude 6.7 Southwestern Siberia, Russia October 01, 2003
# Magnitude 7.3 Southwestern Siberia, Russia September 27, 2003
# Magnitude 8.3 Hokkaido, Japan region September 25, 2003
# Magnitude 3.3 Rathdrum, ID September 22, 2003
# Magnitude 6.4 Dominican Republic region September 22, 2003
# Magnitude 6.6 Myanmar September 21, 2003
# Magnitude 3.4 near Simi Valley, California September 13, 2003
# Magnitude 3.7 near Mexicali, Baja, California, Mexico September 11, 2003
# Magnitude 4.0 near Piedmont, California September 05, 2003
# Magnitude 4.7 Volcano, Hawaii August 27, 2003
# Magnitude 3.9 Val Verde, California August 27, 2003
# Magnitude 3.8 New Jersey August 26, 2003
# Magnitude 7.2 South Island of New Zealand August 21, 2003
# Magnitude 4.5 Wyoming August 21, 2003
# Magnitude 5.9 Southeastern Iran August 21, 2003
# Magnitude 5.3 Humboldt Hill, California August 15, 2003
# Magnitude 6.3 Greece August 14, 2003
# Magnitude 7.6 Scotia Sea August 04, 2003
# Magnitude 6.8 Primor'ye, Russia July 27, 2003
# Magnitude 3.6 Near the coast of Massachusetts July 22, 2003
# Magnitude 6.0 Yunnan, China July 21, 2003
# Magnitude 7.6 Carlsberg Ridge July 15, 2003
# Magnitude 6.9 Rat Islands, Aleutian Islands June 23, 2003
# Magnitude 6.8 Near the coast of Central Chile June 20, 2003
# Magnitude 7.1 Amazonas, Brazil June 20, 2003
# Magnitude 3.6 Carnation, Washington June 20, 2003
# Magnitude 3.7 Southwest of Bremerton, Washington May 30, 2003
# Magnitude 3.4 Muir Beach, California May 26, 2003
# Magnitude 7.0 Halmahera, Indonesia May 26, 2003
# Magnitude 7.0 near the east coast of Honshu, Japan May 26, 2003
# Magnitude 3.8 Seven Trees, California May 26, 2003
# Magnitude 4.0 South Dakota May 25, 2003
# Magnitude 4.2 Santa Rosa, California May 25, 2003
# Magnitude 4.2 Brawley, California May 24, 2003
# Magnitude 6.8 Northern Algeria May 21, 2003
# Magnitude 3.9 Virginia May 05, 2003
# Magnitude 6.7 Kermadec Islands, New Zealand May 04, 2003
# Magnitude 6.4 Eastern Turkey May 01, 2003
# Magnitude 4.0 Blytheville, Arkansas April 30, 2003
# Magnitude 4.6 Alabama April 29, 2003
# Magnitude 4.8 Brinnon, Washington April 25, 2003
# Magnitude 7.1 Rat Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska March 17, 2003
# Magnitude 4.1 Twentynine Palms Base, California March 11, 2003
# Magnitude 6.8 New Ireland Region, Papua New Guinea March 11, 2003
# Magnitude 6.3 Southern Xinjiang, China February 24, 2003
# Magnitude 5.2 Big Bear City, California February 22, 2003
# Magnitude 6.6 Unimak Island Region, Alaska February 19, 2003
# Magnitude 4.1 Dublin, California, Swarm February 02, 2003
# Magnitude 6.1 Turkey January 27, 2003
# Magnitude 4.7 Keene, California January 25, 2003
# Magnitude 7.6 offshore Colima, Mexico January 22, 2003
# Magnitude 7.3 Solomon Islands, January 20, 2003
# Magnitude 6.7 New Ireland, Papua New Guinea, region January 10, 2003

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eqinthenews/2003/ (Archiv-Version vom 24.03.2010)

Wir reden hier von SIGNIFIKANTEN beben!

@schwa
Es ist März. ;)

@sentex
Ja und?

der märz ist 8 tage alt und hat 3 beben!

# Magnitude 5.9 EASTERN TURKEY March 08, 2010
# Magnitude 6.5 SOUTHWEST OF SUMATRA, INDONESIA March 05, 2010
# Magnitude 6.6 OFFSHORE BIO-BIO, CHILE March 05, 2010

@sentex

2009: 14 signifikante Beben bis 8. März
2010: 17 signifikante Beben bis 8. März

Deine Manipulationsversuche greifen nicht.

@sentex

"Es ist März. "

Ja und?
Halten sich Erdbeben an die "nicht mehr als x pro Monat, sonst ist´s "unnormal"-Regel"??
Oder denkst Du, dass man also munter extrapolieren sollte, um so auf jährliche Statistiken zu kommen, schon mal vorneweg?

Ihr checkt nicht dass das Jahr gerade erst angefangen hat oder? Ich denke dass das Erdbeben in Haiti eine Kettenreaktion ausgelöst hat die jetzt iwie so richtig anfängt..

sentex schrieb:Ihr checkt nicht dass das Jahr gerade erst angefangen hat

Wie oft soll ich dich noch fragen, warum sich Erdbeben an den gregorianischen Kalender halten sollten?

@sentex

also das jahr 2010 ist zu etwa 18,36% vorbei mit lt. der oben geposteten list 17 signifikanten erdbeben

2009 waren es lt. liste 72 und
2003 waren es lt. liste 66

das entspricht einem derzeitigen anteil von etwa 23,6 (09) bzw. 25,7 (03) prozent gegenüber 2010

also mit 18,36% alles im lot