California Quakes Increasing at an Alarming Rate!!

Of course the world is not ending!

No the earth is not ending. Fault lines were known to exist out there, and Hindukush. In fact, a major one is expected but not end life. Major one that will wipe out Kashmir of present perhaps, increasing its height or submerging it under a new sea.

There may be more earthquakes people can feel, but there aren't more earthquakes. There are always many earthquakes every day. The world is ending but not today. I don't know when it will be. If it doesn't end any other way, it will in about 1.5 billion years when the Sun runs out of hydrogen and starts burning Helium and expands until it's encroaching in our orbit and life on earth is all burned up.

I hope the casualty rate is low when it happens as seems sadly inevitable

That's a tremendous amount of earthquakes.

That is really scary. I was wondering the same thing as there have been many earthquakes recently! I think the end is near but not that near.

Many small earthquakes (in the same place) are currently thought to reduce the chances of a really large single one because they indicate that pressure is being relieved gradually in small steps.

Well, this world will end and more earthquakes is only one of many factors to look for when determining how close we are. As for seeing the movie, I sure would LOVE to see it now, I just finished taking a Geology class and I remember my instructor said something about this movie, I think she said it is more realistic than most natural disaster type of movies. Like there is one about a volcano and where a woman geologist is squatting in front of lava of a volcano to get readings...in a t-shirt and shorts. NOT! She would have to be in a special suit in order to not burn up, literally.

About the world ending-we are certainly closer to the end than some think! We have photos of the recent mess in North Carolina and Florida due to Hurricane Matthew. The roads look somewhat like your photo here.

I remember that when we visited (and lived a few months) in California there were small quakes every day.

I doubt the world is ending anytime soon but the change in weather certainly is something to think about

I Iive here. Most of the quakes I've heard about are small ones in the San Ramon area, just (20 miles) South of me. Little quakes relieve pressure and are seen as a good (and common) thing. Doesn't mean a big one won't happen, but think the small ones decrease rather than increase the probability.