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Moderate quake rattles Los Angeles: A Q&A with Egill Hauksson and John Shaw

Two leading geoscientists weigh in on what the Sept. 18, magnitude-4.5 earthquake means for Los Angeles. “[This quake] tells us there may be even more active faults below the surface …

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M 7.1 SoCal earthquake triggers aftershocks up to 100 mi away: What’s next?

The 50-km-long rupture has triggered widely dispersed aftershocks. However, almost none of these struck on the faults that the M 7.1 brought closer to failure: The major Garlock Fault; or the Blackwater, Panamint Valley, or Sierra Nevada Faults.

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M 7.1 SoCal earthquake triggers aftershocks up to 100 mi away: What’s next?

The 50-km-long rupture has triggered widely dispersed aftershocks. However, almost none of these struck on the faults that the M 7.1 brought closer to failure: The major Garlock Fault; or the Blackwater, Panamint Valley, or Sierra Nevada Faults.

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Southern California M 6.4 earthquake stressed by two large historic ruptures

The site of the 4th of July shock was stressed by the great 1872 Owens Valley quake and the 1992 Landers quake. Their overlapping stress lobes may have raised the stakes for this region.

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Southern California M 6.4 earthquake stressed by two large historic ruptures

The site of the 4th of July shock was stressed by the great 1872 Owens Valley quake and the 1992 Landers quake. Their overlapping stress lobes may have raised the stakes for this region.

This Temblor map shows the location of last night’s M=3.5 earthquake along the Hayward Fault. As can be seen in this figure, the Hayward Fault is one of three major faults in the Bay Area. According to the USGS, the Hayward has the highest probability of rupturing in a large earthquake by 2043 (33%)
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Widely felt earthquake on Hayward Fault

Last night’s earthquake struck on the fault most likely to rupture in a large earthquake by 2043, according to the USGS.

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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

san-gorgonio-mountain
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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

san-gorgonio-mountain
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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

san-gorgonio-mountain
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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

san-gorgonio-mountain
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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

san-gorgonio-mountain
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San Andreas Fault Zone earthquake rattles Southern California

Today’s earthquake struck in a portion of the San Andreas Fault Zone known as the “San Gorgonio knot.”

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