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Topic	Major 8.7 earthquake near Russia and tsunami
willythemailboy 07/30/25 5:38:07 PM #20:	SoreChasm posted... When's the last time California had an 8.8 magnitude quake? Since he won't answer: Not in recorded history and probably not for the past several million years at least. No fault in California is likely even capable of generating that magnitude of earthquake, as the San Andreas fault complex is a strike-slip fault and high magnitude earthquakes are generally the result of the subducting plate megathrust type faults. --- There are four lights. <cite>willythemailboy posted [p:985939321] in Major 8.7 ... [t:81020056]...</cite> <quote>SoreChasm posted... </cite><quote>When's the last time California had an 8.8 magnitude quake?</quote>Since he won't answer: Not in recorded history and probably not for the past several million years at least. No fault in California is likely even capable of generating that magnitude of earthquake, as the San Andreas fault complex is a strike-slip fault and high magnitude earthquakes are generally the result of the subducting plate megathrust type faults. --- There are four lights.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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