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hahahaha - a good giggle

Being into seismology, I kinda keep track of such things Foreshocks are not uncommon, not every main shock has them. Maybe a couple out of every 10 has one or more foreshocks that are of significant size, say around half the size of the mainshock. Of course, we dont know if they are foreshocks...

I dunno, seems legit :wink: :wink: :smile: :smile:

ALL the foreground stars you see are all within our Milky Way Galaxy

Off my Sydney seismo this morning ...... M 7.8 - 26 km SW of Kablalan, Philippines 2026-06-07 23:37:41 (UTC) 5.592°N 125.047°E 55.2 km depth High gain and low gain sensors

and sadly, by the time it rotated around to our side, it was just shadow of its former self

Fursday Funny