Earthquake — Craton edge displacement obvious

8/14/2015 — Rare New Jersey / New York Earthquake —  Craton edge displacement obvious   by Michael Janitch A very rare M2.5 earthquake struck the East coast in New Jersey just a few miles West of metropolitan New York City. The earthquake epicenter was below a residential subdivision between Bernardsville + Mendham New Jersey. ________ New York , New England, and the East coast was an area of focus in the most recent earthquake forecasts. ________ Information on this earthquake from the USGS: M2.5 - 3km N of Bernardsville, New Jersey http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us1000327f#scientific_origin:us_us1000327f Magnitude/uncertainty 2.5 mb_lg± 0.1 Location/uncertainty 40.747°N 74.574°W± 1.3 km Depth/uncertainty 5.5 km± 7.6 Origin Time 2015-08-14 07:41:23.870 UTC Number of Stations – Number of Phases 39 Minimum Distance 7.12 km (0.06°) Travel Time Residual 0.65 sec Azimuthal Gap 90° FE Region New Jersey (494) ________ Michael Janitch | August 14, 2015 at 3:48 am | Tags: aardbeving, ज्वालामुखी, भूकंप, विस्फोट, Bulkan, de vulcão, earth, earthquake, Earthquakes, erdbeben, Erupção, erupce, eruzione, σεισμός, του, έκρηξη, ηφαιστείου, jordskælv, jordskjelv, l'éruption du volcan, lava, magma, quake, quakes, sopky, terremoto, tremblement de terre, volcanic, volcano, volcanoes, volcanos, vulcano, Vulkaan, vulkaanuitbarsting, Vulkanausbruch, vulkanudbruddet, zemětřesení, 地震火山噴火 | Categories: earthquakes and volcano activity, earthquakes and volcanoes | URL: http://wp.me/p3C2xU-4dY

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