300 Aftershocks Following 5.2 Earthquake in California. USGS Raising Larger Quake threat. Wednesday

[@rk9family84]

I live in the north end of Bakersfield. The phone alerts said a 6.0 earthquake was imminent. Because I was walking to get out of my house I didn't feel it much. One item fell off a pile of junk and onto the floor in my spare bedroom. I have felt many earthquakes in my life and this one didn't seem very strong. Hopefully it doesn't produce a larger quake like the one from Ridgecrest did. We were camping for the 4th of July in our travel trailer about 20 or 30 miles from those quakes. Our trailer was rocking big time. It felt very safe because the trailer was built to travel into rough terrain. We just sat in our recliners and rode it out. I can't imagine a better place to be for a large earthquake. The house I live in survived the 1952 earthquake so hopefully it would do well if another big one hits. 🙏

[@MellissaBoomeroftheNight]

Howdy, neighbor. Yeah, I was more distracted by the warning blare go off on five devices in our home. Yikes. The Ridgecrest quakes were stronger IMHO. Stay safe.

[@Robbyv88]

Yeah im in Bakersfield too and i was laying in bed, it didnt get me as dizzy as the ridgecrest one did but it did have me moving and i heard the rumbling

[@melaniemacdonald2314]

@@rk9family84 totally!!! Just not safe in a tornadoe lol 😆

[@deacondavidrodriguez7978]

Earthmaster, there was like a 4.1 out in the same area earlier this year. Was last nights event any relation to the 4.1 earlier?

[@Foryourinfo369]

It was just a much shorter duration quake last night in my opinion

[@MellissaBoomeroftheNight]

I'm in Bako. My husband and I still had our phones and laptops on, and he was watching TV., so that 10-second blare distracted me from feeling anything. Ugh. It was so loud! It frankly freaked me out so much that I didn't have time to get in a doorway or even move away from my statement wall, which is probably the most dangerous area for a moderate quake. He is older and a cancer survivor after many years of treatment, so he moved out of instinct. I was glad for that. The Ridgecrest earthquakes were traumatic for me. I hate these things. And then, we lived in Costa Mesa for the Big Bear/Landers quakes, and my sister lived in Northridge during That quake. Her condo basically pancaked onto itself, but she was at work. Her dog was missing for hours, but she found her. My best friend lived in Woodland Hills, and he sustained a head injury. I was the safety plan manager for ChildHelp USA (a terrible organization, despite what Oprah says), so after the Big Bear/Landers quake, I had to travel from group home to group home to ensure safety. Cheers!

[@IamValentina66]

I was in the 1971 earthquake in Southern California.

[@socalmonk]

Uh, oh...we're fracked.

[@sarahdawn7075]

Dont know if it matters but I'm from Bakersfield and those quakes are in or immediately adjacent to old lake beds. Buena Vista Lake to the west and Kern Lake to the immediate east of the majority of the quakes. Formed by the Kern River, Kern Lake used to flow into Buena Vista Lake in the area of the majority of this quake activity.

[@leialee6820]

@@sarahdawn7075 Yes, someone was saying about that, the Lakes/Reservoir being full & the added pressure it might cause as the water seeps out of them. The earthquakes were only 2 kilometres deep so very shallow.

[@icnow2097]

I love your calm deep voice. Other channels are to dang obnoxious. ❤❤❤

[@janelahmeyer2014]

thank you, i agree!

[@suehuff8065]

I agree also, good information, calm delivery, no hype... the best for good solid information...just the facts ma'am... :)

[@marinaparvanian7129]

Blessings from California

[@genbunin5376]

I’m in Oxnard and felt it. It actually woke me up from a nap. Had me stumbling a bit. 😂😂😂

[@DemetriusSteans]

@genbunin5376 I'm visiting this place yes the same.

[@terriholliday8038]

wow

[@GeeZeusJnrGTBond63]

If you were 6 in 1978 when Rock Lobster was released, you would B-52 now.

[@jaminova_1969]

Well, I saw the B-52's "live" so that's all that really matters!

[@darklordojeda]

Lol, that's a good one.

[@The_Cali_Dude_88]

Stealing this❤

[@katiebouldin305]

😂😂

[@mjinzer6881]

May God have mercy!

[@theshadedshadow5993]

You should look into Rancho Palos Verdes area sliding into the ocean.

[@In-Gall_Tegidda_n_Tesemt]

I think we're about to have simultaneous problems in this state... Mind you at 7:30pm yesterday four fighter jets flew over my little suburb about an hour north of San Francisco today 8/6/14... And I've lived in this area for a little over 15 years and I've never seen anything like this in my life... not out here over the suburbs... These jets were low too and very visible... had everybody in awe at my work... I'm almost willing to bet we might not make it out of August without some big trouble... There might not be an election at all this year... not that I care... I wasn't voting... These are strange times... buckle up and knuckle up... something is about to pop off any day now... And I ain't fear mongering either...

[@kelsiecaswell9845]

Monkey Werx US channel on youtube talks about the insane military activity recently off of Cali in his latest video. Stay safe friend.

[@rauchu5861]

ronald? are you off your meds again?

[@naturalskinbynancy]

I saw a fighter jet fly over Bakersfield last week too

[@lindakorsiak5809]

@@In-Gall_Tegidda_n_Tesemt north bay?

[@mstate11]

@Paser00 how gar from Mt shasta are you I saw 3 pass 4 years ago

[@tiktok11150]

Bakersfield, Coalinga, Eureka oh my!!!

[@misstrinatrouble]

I wonder how many underground tunnels are around there 🤔✌️

[@KristinaDisney777]

🎉🎉🎉

[@Stacey-tl7xt]

One of the largest. Won't mention area, digging does wonders for info.

[@robmills7611]

Yeah and soon the "ones" who live down there will be returning to the surface once again and they aren't exactly friendly! You definitely want to draw close to Jesus! 🙏❤️

[@adamkraenkel5549]

Thousands of drill sites!!!

[@charliemihai5471]

ask Elon, that tech mogul persona. the Boring company is bizzy

[@floydblue1783]

Lived here since 1946 and this type quake used to be common, but very little activity for the last 20 years really 🤨

[@oldgysgt]

So you remember the 1952 earthquakes.

[@melaniemacdonald2314]

Ya I know I was just thinking that? In the 90s when I was younger I remember we definitely had some strong ones hit vent county.

[@stevesibaja3123]

Yesterday's 5.2 Magnitude Earthquake at Bakersfield CA

[@DonFamero]

I live in tulare county and ive been laying on the ground all day ans nite and its been feelings like back n forth feeling

[@michellebenavides8566]

Trippy isn’t it? I felt that in San Fernando valley a few years ago…no one else felt it.

[@michaelmorgan7893]

We felt that Ridgecrest quake way up here in Fresno, back in 2019. It threw me out of my seat.

[@wadehampton3318]

My Dad felt it with me in Santa Maria, so it must have been A pretty big one.

[@hurricaneheather1420]

Happy Day Fam 😊. It was a 6.3. Had to be

[@leialee6820]

Usgs deliberately lowering it may be.

[@hurricaneheather1420]

@@leialee6820 I agree 💯

[@christineedelen9141]

what town were you in

[@hurricaneheather1420]

@christineedelen9141 I live in Northern California by the Triple Junction between Shasta and Lassen. My friends from Southern California reports say it was bigger than was reported.

[@hurricaneheather1420]

@christineedelen9141 I hope you are safe and have an Emergency Plan.

[@369bal]

Does anyone feels swaying or dizziness sines 5.7 yesterday? I feel like I’m rocking on the waves 🌊

[@jaminova_1969]

I did feel dizzy. And I never get dizzy! I'm in San Diego County. Is that what this is?

[@dazzled785]

Yes, in Fresno, California. It's a rough jerky feeling over and over again yet struggling to maintain composure like nothing is happening. Exhausted

[@369bal]

@@dazzled785 I see there’s more quakes happening. On a f the latest is m 4.7

[@dazzled785]

Yes, is it the calm before the complete storm... I guess time will tell.

[@terrigoggin4443]

I believe it was the San Andreas since it crossed the Garlock fault and affected the San Jacinto fault.

[@elinoreberkley1643]

I think black ops was nuking the underground alien bases. Who can say?

[@Herlongian]

My phone alerted me a few seconds before the shaking started here in Mojave. The phone and earth were both vibrating.

[@danimassey981]

There was one in Borrego Springs 11am today about the same time another earthquake in the area from last night. Could this be an indicator of something bigger in the works?

[@PrisonJunky]

Lots of drilling and pumping in the area...would that be a factor in this earthquake?

[@KristinaDisney777]

God is the factor in this earthquake.

[@leialee6820]

@@PrisonJunky I would think so as pumping lots of water into the ground when fracking does cause earthquakes.

[@jasongarcia2140]

​@@KristinaDisney777no they're talking about the earthquakes that fracking cause it's a real thing

[@jasongarcia2140]

​@@KristinaDisney777 😔😑😒

[@melaniemacdonald2314]

​@@KristinaDisney777no not God. Its man made natural disasters. They cause alot of these issues people just aren't educated about it.

[@ZenHulk]

Baby rolling over. When i was a kid i was hanging a basketball hoop while standing on the roof of our garage and COLINGA hit, it buckled our side walks 2 ft high and they were never flat again, actually was in California a couple years ago and my old street sidewalk's still a bike ramp every 3 ft. 5 isn't even news for anyone who grew up in the 80s in California.

[@Letsgo365]

Was grocery shopping in Gemco in Visalia when the Coalinga one hit. Lost power as things fell off the shelves around me. My friend’s t-shirt shop was totally destroyed in downtown Coalinga. They and many other businesses worked out of the college gym for many months afterwards.

[@hurricaneheather1420]

Felt from Clovis to Victorville.

[@lindakorsiak5809]

Been watching the coastal activity and reading the moment tensors. Looks like shelf crumbling. Could be a drop in the valley floor. Also a natural choke point.

[@kathleendanford9420]

Yes years ago The Boys of Jackson Hole said the San Andreas fault was crumbling right over the Mexican Border. This was about 7 years ago.

[@roblovegreen]

When the first quake happened, I was awaken from a nap here in Bakersfield. My gel topped bed was giggling around.

[@desrtflower33]

i felt it and it was a long rolling earthquake. burbank.

[@milofinnliot1617]

Yeah I felt it in Pomona. I was in bed and it felt like the bed was moving left and right, and felt like it lasted a while

[@lavellehovland8553]

Where is Mary Greenley

[@terrigoggin4443]

I felt the first Lamont quake. I am in Hemet, 6 miles west of the San Jacinto fault.

[@lancecaldwell3163]

I live in Martinez California Bay area and the last big earthquake I remember was Loma prieta that was a 1989 that was too damn long ago we've been lucky

[@Herlongian]

Here in Mojave, CA we feel all the earthquakes east, west, north, and south.

[@reneecurtis8872]

Felt nothing in Paso Robles, CA

[@gemcanyonproductions5660]

I wouldn't doubt if we see something much bigger because for months there has been quake energy from Alaska and coming up from south America. This area is the mid-point. Hang on for a bumby ride is my guess.

[@jamesmorris5937]

THEY ALWAYS DO A FULL TO HALF A POINT DOWNGRADE THEY ALWAYS DO THIS

[@joanntorres7877]

I'm in jurupa valley. Riverside. I didn't feel nothing. Thank God.🙏🙏👍👍. I would have Freak out.😮😮😮

[@jaminova_1969]

Don't freak out, hold on and wait it out!

[@captainmorgan7386]

@theearthmaster Do you know if USGS takes the average of all the stations in this area of the earthquake? That was a big adjustment.

[@lauragallardo9830]

been feeling most of these quakes and hearing lots of rumbling in Bakersfield CA.

[@dmajorbowls6040]

That’s not so odd at all. The media does not wanna cause to go into a complete frenzy

[@ThePlanStore-s1z]

This is all 14 miles from my house. It kinda makes me want to go out there. And idk lay on the ground. But alas it’s 110 degrees

[@pennyamyot4215]

Hello EarthMaster! Is the world falling apart? Just kidding! Thank you from Penny of Derby, Vermont USA🇺🇸

[@jeffpedersen6892]

Years of oil drilling

[@sunnyormsby8402]

and deep underground military base explosions

[@kathleendanford9420]

I was thinking the same thing..a lot of oil donkeys out that way.

[@kathleendanford9420]

Yes I use to feel the Susanville military depo cleaning out their mustard gas and I live on the other side of the mountains.

[@joanwebster6378]

@@jeffpedersen6892 Drilling has nothing to do with it. Geology does.

[@Harveywhite209]

Yeah it’s totally because of the fracking. Anyone saying different is just trying to distract

[@sunnyormsby8402]

we were taught; Tehachapi 1952 earthquake was on the White Wolf fault.

[@suzettebavier4412]

Much appreciation

[@organicrecreations1338]

This seems familiar. Like, what happens in iceland before magma breaches the surface. Any ideas on the geology? Any hotsprings in this area? Any dormant volcanoes? The geologists that study eq's before eruptions out of iceland, especially beneath grindivik are able to chart out the depths, and show it on a 3d model. Could something of this nature also be applied to this curious focal point? Is this region highly populated?

[@mr_ice117]

I know they have a geothermal power plant on the southern end of the salton sea so I assume they do

[@ravingnomad2230]

@@organicrecreations1338 its not too far from the long valley super volcano..

[@michellebenavides8566]

That area is infested with humans so yes way overpopulated!

[@cchawk6280]

There weren’t any smaller quakes before the main shock so I wondered if more was coming. That’s alot of quakes.

[@littlebear5361]

USBS….. I felt it San Luis Obispo, not much, a little jolt

[@Drucifer85]

@TheEarthMaster What tool are you using to view data from the stations at 12:43 ?

[@Oh_Hell_No_6969]

What is the Name of that Town, that the land is constantly Creeping?!? Thank You, to who ever answers his!

[@TrudyGovers]

Parkfield, there is a really good quake study in the Parkfield area to measure the creep included. Trudy from Paso Robles

[@swarfmaster]

Hollister comes to mind

[@JohnBenson-i8c]

Y’all live in California better get ready. She’s getting ready to rip I live in Henderson Nevada. I had a dream. The entire wall in my house was ripped from East West, which indicates the shockwave moving this way toward Colorado and my dreams always come true.

[@SPak-rt2gb]

Felt it in Bishop but you had to be sitting real still. I was in my parked truck. Very very light rocking motion

[@tomfletcher3817]

We felt the 7.1 in Ontario CA, it bounced our airplane up and down

[@michellebenavides8566]

Must be nice

[@ThePlanStore-s1z]

Local knowledge corner. So the swarm is occurring directly over a Kern Lake. A lake that until recent times was as old as the valley itself. And full. The Kern river final destination. As the kern does not drain to the ocean.

[@tommybokelman5565]

Isnt the garlock fault right there?

[@karenberhow7483]

I live in Northwest Bakersfield. It felt pretty intense here. An initial good shaking jaw and then it rolled for quite a while.

[@andrew.hamsterdad]

no reports of damages or injury?

[@PaperDiva67]

I felt it and I live on the Central Coast just north of Santa Maria. I was sitting on a couch which butts up against an interior wall of the home. No one else in the house felt it though.

[@hurricaneheather1420]

Could the San Andreas be a player in this 🤔. Im only asking because of the felt reports

[@369bal]

Maybe. Looks like it was wave. Because imagine that people felt it all the way from Palos Verdes, Long Beach, LA , Sini valley till Bakersfield. I watched simulator once and they showed how San Andreas fault earthquake wave will go. Starting from Salton Sea/ Borego springs area till Mendocino. And according to that simulator less impact in Woodland Hills, Malibu, Santa Barbara areas. I guess it’s because of the fault system. I tried to look that simulator video again but access is closed.

[@MeganWelch-eb6pf]

We didn’t feel it in long beach

[@369bal]

@@MeganWelch-eb6pf I guess it’s also depends on building. On Citizen app there’s couple of comments from people who felt at Long Beach, Playa Vista, Marina Del Rey, Culver City.

[@janetlewis7145]

I lived in Bakersfield from 1953-1979. I miss the big one in 1952. Take a look at a geological map of Kern County, which I have, you will see lots of short faults. There is one under the Bakersfield Speedway. Downtown Bakersfield has a seismograph . I know, I have seen it. Bill formally from Bakersfield

[@hurricaneheather1420]

@janetlewis7145 thank you Bill

[@rubygreby1473]

Felt aftershocks this morning...

[@m.oriley7700]

Didn't feel it here in Newport Beach.

[@finchman1]

Same here in Laguna Beach.

[@v3e_]

I heard new Port and Laguna are ghetto af

[@violetskye6863]

Just wondering about a possible repeat of the 1857 fort tejon quake. That’s very over due and I believe it was estimated at 7.9?

[@danf321]

Isn’t it better to have many smaller quakes to release pressure, rather than one huge quake?

[@123-p8l4l]

Look at the depths of some of those quakes. Some are at surface level. Even saw a -1 km ?

[@DurgaUsagi]

YEAH DUDE my pals in pasadena and LA ABSOLUTELY FELT it😂

[@tammiecampbell6164]

I sure hated the quakes in Tehachapi! The house is NOT supposed to do jumping jacks!!!

[@DonFamero]

Keenedy meadows and church dome what is that

[@White.Dove.]

Love all the work you do🎉 to keep us up to date 🎉 Thank you 🎉 I would suggest you look into the use of seen and saw. Sometimes it sounds like you should be using saw instead of seen.😊

[@michellebenavides8566]

Cool! Looking forward to beachfront property here in AZ

[@jordanvine2466]

this was not surprising. I live in the mountain range just south of the quake. we had a massive downpour / thunderstorm last Friday, all that water drained right into the epicenter. combine that with the weather heating up and boom.

[@bringthepain7341]

It couldn't happen to a better state...

[@davidgaudin4668]

MAYBE THAT WILL SHAKE SUM OF THE POOP OFF THE STREETS ❓❓❓

[@michellebenavides8566]

😂

[@TheOrigionalDivineKai]

OMG this will just add further strain to the southern branch of the san andreas… this is going to be bad

[@briangardner5905]

Dismiss me or not - I have had some success with what's called remote viewing - seeing things by going somewhere and leaving one's body behind. When I go deep into the Earth and view the interaction between the two plates, what I can pick up is that there is zero movement at this time and that stress IS building up. It's as if the two plates have reached a point where they are not able to "creep" past each other at a yearly slow rate because there is some huge amount of rock or other impediment causing the movement to have ceased, with stress building up that can only be released when the force of side to side movement, overcomes the resistance to the obstruction I just detected which was somewhere along the Southern section of the San Andreas fault. I have NO previous "proven track record" about being able to predict earthquakes. I hope I am wrong, but this is what I picked up in doing the remote viewing at some point along the Southern portion of the fault line. What I do know for certain, from what the trained geologists have been telling us for years. And that is anyone living anywhere close and especially close to any fault, MUST have both a post earthquake plan and to be prepared FOR any large earthquakes by having an emergency preparedness kit which will support you and or YOUR family, independently for up to THREE DAYS. Be SAFE, be PREPARED, be READY. A Las Vegas resident......

[@luzdeleon4281]

How many tunnels are underneath to break it up,,,hoping nothing happens,pray.

[@abcdef-b5y]

Don't forget the White Hat Military uses the Julian calendar....

[@christophercollins7604]

The plates are moving against each other, when the catch against each other and load up then let go you have a big one aftershocks are actually a good sign,at the same time while it moves there it's loading it up ealsewhere

[@undersixty]

I haven't seen any photos or videos from the epicenter area. Can someone give me a link to see them if there are any?

[@Chamonix.frequently]

Remember the Northridge quake was a 6.7ish. A 7.0 would do some real damage

[@taylormademama6701]

Does CSUB have one? They are really close to the epicenter.

[@DeniseOgle-un6xj]

Ok drinking coffee Hawaii too australia Indonesia I'll pray Indonesia usually alludes me

[@cindybrown2826]

Never mind the tunnels; what about all the freaking drill points.....its like a sieve

[@marthamacburnie8727]

There's been correlation evidence for ionospheric anomalies before really big quakes. Anything going on in the upper atmosphere?

[@MM-wy4vz]

There was an earthquake around june 24 in the same area at a 4.1

[@sego5657]

Was wondering why unusual nightmare activity. I might have more Native People's genes than I know of.

[@amandalittle5204]

Wow! Thanks for the update!

[@michellebenavides8566]

Is there also a Military base where these quakes are showing up? Like China lake

[@johnhotz1400]

The next time earth master post is gonna be a seven point seven california

[@barneymiller6204]

What??? USGS not reporting everything?!

[@VictorVectorMusic]

Dutch nailed it within seconds. Centered directly next to oil pipelines surround by thousands of drilling stations. Thats the cause right there. Dutch is the man

[@DeltaForce86]

THE BIG ONE IS COMING!!!!

[@369bal]

NOBODY KNOWS 😂🤪

[@oops5015]

all these little quakes are relieving pressure, so relax, slip strike faults, moving north to south and vice versa

[@369bal]

@@oops5015 make sense

[@The_Cali_Dude_88]

I've been predicting the big one, and it occurs right in the center of those two fault lines, X marks the spot...❤

[@jamesmorris5937]

I'M PRETTY SURE THIS WAS A FORSHOCK

[@Chamonix.frequently]

Its not odd that its being down played, they dont want panicking

[@positivepower2879]

Will the Mars-Jupiter-Moon alignment influence certain seismic events until its effect lessens as we get past 8/14?

[@davidbenyehudah4499]

It's going down. God soon come from under not over.

[@dixieleflore1409]

Satan is coming from under 😊

[@anaibarangan4908]

I think it's more like whatever satanic evils and wickedness that people are capable of doing, God can use it to God's advantage for good. That's my life as of years ago.

[@anaibarangan4908]

For example how much drilling and fracking, but not so much doing so, it's the method that removes the important oils that makes everything better and lubricated movements underground where the plates are. It's like drying out mechanical gears. I'm tired so explaining the best I can.

[@anaibarangan4908]

After all the world was made for continental movements.

[@anaibarangan4908]

These types of peoples need to be more over here or there, closer to these other types of people. Evolutionary functions.

[@jayjaylpd5]

Years of drilling in one tiny area will cause the whole SO CAL to shake right. 😂 stick to the desk job. It is what, it is!

[@amandalittle5204]

Thanks for the update!

[@jordanvine2466]

also, huge downgrade. we were rocking like a 5.7 / 5.9 up here in the mountains.

[@rogerbrown3520]

Very soon, from San Jose to San Diego, that land will slide into the ocean. A wall of water, one mile will come crashing through there. Even your geologists and earthquake specialists keep telling all of you, it is going to happen.