Did I just feel a tremor?

[monkey]

Did anyone else? (London-ish here).

[Specialone]

I let one go about 2 ish, could've been that, just took a while to get to you :)

[dizzyblonde]

Defo me....got really bad guts....sorry about that ;)

[Drumming_Animal]

If you're referring to earthquakes. More specifically, the one in Japan, then it's entirely possible we could have had tremors here. I remember studying this in school. Shockwaves from the earthquake can pass through the Earth's mantle and can give a small tremor round another side of the planet to where the original quake took place.
They apparantly "bounce" around the mantle, bit like throwing a bouncy ball randomly in a small room, it will keep going until it stops, but looses a lot of energy in the process.

[monkey]

Yes I'm sure I felt something. My galileo thermometer was shaking too which would suggest something happened. It's not unheard of for a big lorry to shake my flat but it was in the early hours and I didn't hear one pass.

[ThEGr33k]

Someone going for it big style?

[monkey]

Nah. An artic maybe. Unless you mean one of the neighbours going for it in which case no I doubt it.

[andrewsmith]

sorry the all you can eat superhot curry night and 20 pints on Wednesday moved with explosive effect last night

:lol:


The kebab on thursday didn't help. At least you can't smell it, sewage works smell nicer than my bathroom 16 hours later

[andrewsmith]

sorry the all you can eat superhot curry night and 20 pints on Wednesday moved with explosive effect last night

:lol:


The kebab on thursday didn't help. At least you can't smell it, sewage works smell nicer than my bathroom 16 hours later

[El Saxo]

The data might not appear for a few days but keep an eye on this website, will at least tell you if you are going mad or not! :lol:

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

[thedonal]

No idea. I was away with the faerys!

[monkey]

Thanks Saxo. I've found another similar site. I'll check them in a few days.

[Cazza]

Darren - you live next to an RAF base.

Big fat hairyplane taking off, or landing?

(Oh no, I've just given away where he lives - quick - everyone go round there and ring his doorbell)

[monkey]

Nah not at 2am.

It must have been a delayed 'Earth move' following the Soho meet and my little ride after.

[monkey]

Nah not at 2am.

It must have been a delayed 'Earth move' following the Soho meet and my little ride after.

[mikerj]

The UK has several hundred earthquakes every year, but they typically very small. However, nothing has been reported by the BGS (http://www.earthquakes.bgs.ac.uk/recent_events/recent_events.html) yet.