New Quake 100 miles East of Previous Nepal Quake

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http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-32701385


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Krishna Gyawali, the chief district officer for Chautara, said there had been a number of landslides.
The quake struck at a depth of 15km (9.3 miles), according to the US Geological Survey - the same depth as the April 25 quake. Shallow earthquakes are more likely to cause more damage at the surface.
Tuesday's earthquake is likely to be one of the largest to hit Nepal, which has suffered hundreds of aftershocks since 25 April.


The 7.3 quake was followed by six aftershocks of magnitude 5.0 or higher.
One tremor that hit 30 minutes later, centred on the district of Ramechhap, east of Kathmandu, had a magnitude of 6.3.
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Jonahdog said:

Oh, this will be great fun.
I'm going to get some popcorn, sit back and watch this.
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Why don't you get some hotdogs, and see if you can swallow them whole
without choking on them?


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anyone who thinks earthquake deaths is "great fun" should choke on a hotdog.
 
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Nazaroo said:
Why don't you get some hotdogs, and see if you can swallow them whole
without choking on them?


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anyone who thinks earthquake deaths is "great fun" should choke on a hotdog.
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You misunderstood---the great fun will be watching you and Stripe debate basic geology. The blind leading the blind.
 
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We don't debate. Naz usually respects physical necessity.
 
Nazaroo

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Jonahdog said:
You misunderstood---the great fun will be watching you and Stripe debate basic geology. The blind leading the blind.
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The fun is in the blind watching the not-so-blind agreeing with the not-so-blind.

Will you see anything?

You say you see, therefore your gayness remains. (Jn. 9:41)

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The way I've heard it, the Earth's rotation rate can increase after an earthquake, which must be brought about by mass moving closer to its center.
 
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