Alaska Earthquake

@LadyDuck When was this, if it was on the 24th it could have been part of the one that hit Alaska.

@LadyDuck That is very strange how it happens in more than one place in the world.

@Marcyaz Yes, it happened on the 24th, I judge more or less 5 hours after the one in Alaska.

@Asylum It seem they are prone to a lot of smaller Earthquakes.

@Blondie2222 I didn't hear of any deaths just some buildings damaged. I haven't heard any updates on it.

@celticeagle There seem to be more earthquakes lately then in quite a while.

@Marcyaz ...And its past time in my neck of the woods.

@TiarasOceanView Hoping that there was not too much damage and people were not injured too badly. Yep I would not want to be living there.

@Marcyaz I would not be able now, too out of shape to be trudging in the snow lolz

@TiarasOceanView Yep I know what you mean I couldn't either.

@VivaLaDani13 I also hope you never experience an earthquake either.

@Marcyaz I have only seen Earthquakes in movies or on the news and yeah I know what you mean. I've at least seen dry land because of droughts but I would freak out watching land open up from an Earthquake. When I was little, I went to this place here called SciTech. It is still around today and I've been quite a lot but it's a place where you can learn all sorts of things but when I was little, the place had a little house built inside and you sit in it, and it starts to shake to get you to experience an Earthquake. It was fun but at the same time it gives you a feel of what can happen and it tells you what to do if you were ever in that situation. When I say house it was more like a very small room. It was as if you were sitting in a small kitchen. Great experience but hope I never experience the real thing.