Cocodrilo - 25.09.12 20:40 On Wednesday, 5th September an earthquake of a magnitude of 7.6 took place in Costa Rica.
Although this happend to be a really heavy earthquake the reported damage was relatevely small. mehr bei travelnews2010.wordpress.com

worldspy - 23.01.12 21:05 An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.2 struck central Chile on Monday, the U.S. Geological Survey said. mehr bei edition.cnn.com

worldspy - 16.01.12 00:01 A strong 6.6-magnitude earthquake struck Sunday off the coast of Antarctica, prompting a warning that there was a "small possibility" it could trigger a tsunami. mehr bei edition.cnn.com

worldspy - 10.01.12 21:28 An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.3 struck off the western coast of northern Sumatra, the U.S. Geological Survey said. mehr bei edition.cnn.com

worldspy - 21.12.11 16:27 The past few years have seen an unusual number of epically large earthquakes, with several—in Sumatra, Chile, and Japan—reaching magnitudes of roughly 9.0. This has led a number of people to wonder whether large earthquakes cluster and, if they do, whether we should be getting nervous about when the next one will hit. mehr bei arstechnica.com

worldspy - 23.10.11 14:01 A major earthquake collapsed several buildings in eastern Turkey on Sunday, trapping an unknown number citizens under debris in Van Province, state news agency Anadolu reported Sunday. mehr bei edition.cnn.com

worldspy - 23.08.11 20:49 A magnitude 5.9 earthquake has struck the east coast of the United States, causing buildings to be evacuated in a number of cities. mehr bei bbc.co.uk

grrow - 07.08.11 19:09 “A secret document prepared for Prime Minister Putin by Russia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is claiming that President Medvedev confirmed in his extended meeting with Pope Benedict XVI in February 2011 that the new planet named Tyche (pronounced ty-kee) by NASA will be appearing in the Earth’s night sky by 2012. mehr bei makeahistory.com

KMR - 29.04.11 18:52 The recent earthquake in Japan shifted the earth’s axis by half a foot. You may be wondering if that’s enough to change earth’s weather. No, not really, says Jerry McManus, a climate scientist at Columbia’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
Earthquakes unleash a tremendous amount of energy, but not enough to upset the energy balance of earth’s... mehr bei physorg.com

grrow - 18.04.11 13:50 Have a look at the internal photos from one of the worst companies worldwide - liars and deniers ... mehr bei makeahistory.com