West Texas sees of state's strongest earthquakes ever, shakes felt in DFW

[@bloodorangemoon]

Those dang Californians brought their earthquakes with them 😂

[@Thunder_Dome45]

Yep, next on the list is democrats.

[@sandymcpartlon9972]

TX is creating earthquakes by drilling and fracking

[@TheDogPa]

@@sandymcpartlon9972 Ya'll gonna get slammed on this...sorry...lol :O)

[@Dyan.S61]

😂

[@inthetrenches7315]

🤣🤣

[@mattm9775]

Felt in Round Rock Texas today, I thought my boss started shaking my computer chair and I turned around and nobody was there. Numerous other employees felt the same.

[@dreadnought2024]

Too funny! When we had one here in NW Indiana, years ago, I thought it was my deceased wife shaking my chair! Come back to troll me!! I expected to turn around and see her! Was the craziest thing!!

[@throttleblipsntwistedgrips1992]

Same here, also in RR, thought my cat was running around the living room, heard what sounded like her bell, it was the pull chain on our ceiling fan…which was off.

[@AldousHuxley7]

Largest particle collider under texas

[@CeBme]

Scary... getting closer to home ..... usually I hear about earthquake and tornado far from home ... nothing like that happens here in the beautiful land of the four corners 🌝

[@rebelthrukansas0]

No tf you didn’t, I live in abiline and didn’t notice anything. How tf people gonna lie and say they “felt” something 100 miles further away.

[@Shaun7186]

my wife felt it this morning at 930am and we live in SW oklahoma

[@mnm291]

wow!

[@acuantjahyadi7393]

Saya juga merasakan ketika saya sedang bergoyan di atas tubuh pacar saya di atas tempat tidur.

[@_YohAsakura_]

Glad y’all are safe

[@ramiroperez2461]

She felt something else not the earthquake 😅

[@Alien_on_earth69]

@@ramiroperez2461 😂😂😂

[@SickaydaMars]

I'm here in Cisco Texas a couple of days ago, my RV started gently rocking for about 3 seconds, I thought there was an animal on my roof or something, never thought I'd been through an Earthquake.

[@stevemenegaz9824]

If this Rv's rockin....

[@DeannaClark-oo9ut]

As a toddler I used to fly out of Love Field in Dallas to Lubbuck and go to Cisco where my grandparents owned a motor court. Howdy...I miss Texas. Take care out there....

[@cbm2156]

Put that bottle away.

[@andyleo8418]

Don't come a knockin if the RV a rockin

[@Rai2023.user.]

In Cisco and our doors started shaking and we thought people were on our roof

[@jormugand5578]

Never heard of a judge making a disaster declaration especially when the damage is likely to be relatively light.

[@Cowdog1]

For some reason, random judges seem to make all kinds of declarations. Sounds a little tyranical.

[@jormugand5578]

@@janetpattison8474 My point is that making a disaster declaration is realistically outside the scope of his authority as a county judge and thus his "declaration" holds little weight. It falls more under the duties of the Emergency Management Coordinator, Jay Callaway, and, while he may be coordinating with the TDEM, the level of damage he reported was clearly not significant enough to get the governor to get more directly involved. The governor of Florida actually has direct authority to activate and deploy Florida's state agencies, including the Florida National Guard, and his declaration gets them to start activating appropriate emergency contingency plans. All the other emergency declarations for Hurricane Debby have been by other state governors or senior emergency management officials not by county judges. So what exactly does the judge's declaration do? Realistically, nothing of significance. County and county law enforcement and fire/rescue were already have been responding to calls for help while state/federal agencies are outside his control.

[@ElizabethLopez-xl1gf]

Praying for Texas God will protect you All🥰🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@davidevans3175]

I live in Los Angeles. We use 5.1 earthquakes to stir our coffee in the morning.

[@Jerkasoid]

Giggle

[@elizabethbaird374]

Pretty much yup.

[@gregh7457]

I live in japan. we don't even feel 5.1's

[@colleb95]

😂

[@dougroling7303]

Whole lotta shakin goin on🎵

[@darlenemcgriff3085]

Prayers going up for Texas. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@JanWoods-d3p]

Thank You for your prayers 😊

[@TodSpurlc]

Why God hates Texas because they are ruining his planet

[@Isaac_132]

Not quite the least you can do but it's close.

[@Un_Pour_Tous]

No one died... Your b̵̟͚̖͈̗̠͕̬̣͕͐̽l̷͕̣̪͖̪̳̻̆̓́ộ̶̧̢͖̟͉͔͓̼̻͊̃̈́͑̑̒̃̿͛o̶̪͇̔ͅd̵̤̳̳̣̝̹͗̃t̴̫̀h̷̨̥̦̱͔̑i̵͖͌̃͆̑̈́r̷̙̫̎̍̔s̷̨̛̖̥̯͈̣̤̃̉̈̿̍͑̀͘ţ̸̥͕̑̆̿͒ỳ̶̨̟͔̰̳̪̯̬̹͙ GAWD can wait.

[@dwp6471]

Which translates into you don't really care.

[@GeoffryWK]

That's nothing compared to the 2 Earthquakes I went through in Northern Japan in the late 70s while stationed at Misawa AB. Utility poles swaying like trees in the wind, cars rocking back and forth, reinforced concrete walls cracking, you feel dizzy just standing because you can't keep your balance with the ground moving.

[@paanne1013]

Japan has some of the worst earthquakes, that had to be scary.

[@TheTibetyak]

I was in Marin County across from SF in the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake of 6.9. Being in an open field at the moment, it felt pretty cool. Not cool for the 67 lives lost in the city. These Texas quakes are going to have to rumble harder to get my attention.

[@dogsense3773]

67 people died up to 100 miles away, only 7 in san Francisco

[@TheTibetyak]

@@dogsense3773 Oakland 42 in the Nimitz collapse, SF lost 6 people. 3 people were killed in Santa Cruz.

[@kathleenking47]

​@@dogsense3773 A reason why there were so little kids of life, was the WORLD SERIES 3rd game, 3 day, and 3rd week It was local, between Oakland and San Francisco

[@Soulfulvision1111]

I was there too

[@paanne1013]

My son was living in the Bay area when that happened, that was scary.

[@Cheryl-gr5ke]

We moved away from rural (active fracking) West Texas 7 years ago because of the earthquakes. They happened every day and it became comical to witness the small town’s government start to deny that what was felt “WERE NOT” earthquakes but rather…”KIDS LIGHTING FIREWORKS” strong enough to shake the pictures off our walls every day….🤔🤦🏼‍♀️

[@JudgeJulieLit]

Yikes. If that's not "handwriting on the wall," what is? Earth's warning signs are denied, at deniers' peril.

[@MissionaryForMexico]

The tectonic plates are shifting big time! This tells me we have more major earthquakes to follow!

[@jasonbrand5762]

There's an old Fault line in Austin

[@WAL_DC-6B]

So that's where the fault lies!

[@Spacemaaan]

​@WAL_DC-6B greatest comment on youtube probably

[@WAL_DC-6B]

@@Spacemaaan Thanks! I am honored.

[@snowflakehunter]

Yes. But the last time it was active was over 10 million years ago. And it is considered geologically dead. So it had nothing to do with this.

[@kellyd220]

Keep Austin weird!

[@spollock]

I live just north of Houston, and what's weird is, earlier in the week, when the wind wasn't blowing and normally my backyard in-ground pool is still (filter was off), I noticed these ripples going across the pool, like little mini waves which I hadn't seen before. They went in one direction and then seemed to reverse and go in the opposite direction. Wonder if this underground movement or disturbance was related?

[@wildboy700]

Yeah, I saw that before too in Houston as a kid in 2006. Except it was a chicken my Mom pull out to let thaw in the sink was rocking back and forth literally every 10 seconds. Turn out later that day, there was terrible Earthquake that devastated Mexico City at the time. Houston may not get Earthquakes, but we sure do get Seismic Wave activities.

[@Practicingpreparedness]

Yes , that has happened to me before in corpus..

[@AldousHuxley7]

Theres a MASSIVE particle collider in texas underground

[@Practicingpreparedness]

@@AldousHuxley7 pretend I’m 5 What is that

[@AldousHuxley7]

@@Practicingpreparedness look up the truth about cern

[@CZUNIGA36]

Love Amelia Jones telling us the story .greetings from Las Vegas, Nevada.

[@ellenfurber4598]

A large area in northeast Brazil is is sinking due to fracking. Many people lost their homes and are battling in court to get some relief.

[@stevemenegaz9824]

@@ellenfurber4598 The subsidence is due to decades of salt mining, not fracking.

[@Charmcity199]

A 5.1 - that’s adorable. Signed: all of us living in the “ring of fire”

[@paanne1013]

5.1 will get your attention though....but when you get up into the 6.1's and up, they will really shake you up. My son was in the one in San Francisco in 1989..that is an earthquake. I have felt 5.1 and 5.3 only and they can scare the crap out of you. lol

[@anthonywike8042]

5.1 are super rare. World wide.

[@Charmcity199]

@@paanne1013 a 5.1 can be scary if you haven’t experienced an earthquake before. And it can wake you from a dead sleep. So I can sympathize with the ppl of TX for making a big deal of it.

[@eeeeeeeeee10]

I felt it on Thursday too and I downloaded an earthquake app and it told me of the one today and well I’m here now

[@Vibrantly_Monochromatic]

What's the name of it?

[@SharlaNelson]

I have QuakeFeed. I’ve been using it for a number of years. It’s one my Professor used and still uses. She’s a biologist.

[@eeeeeeeeee10]

@@Vibrantly_Monochromatic the one i use is literally just called “Earthquake” the icon for it is reddish orange with the line that goes up and down to show the size of the earthquake.

[@michaels7566]

Blind faults can get lubricated due to salt water disposal in the deep injection wells. It is frack waste fluid related. Monitoring can pin point the epicenters and foci of the EQs and relate those locations to active disposal wells.

[@vanlepthien6768]

Fracking is absolutely safe until buildings fall down.

[@ConspiracySmurf]

Yep

[@janielipsmeyer]

Right . We had earthquakes and polluted lakes from fracking. Once our state stopped fracking things went back to normal.

[@janielipsmeyer]

Sideway movement from earthquake is likely caused by fracking.

[@marcausgossett865]

Had nothing to do with frackinfg

[@MyCatJeff]

The amount of activity worldwide says, not fracking.

[@intothemystic3374]

Earthquakes been going on since beginning of time but the earthquake yt site tracks every earthquake no matter how small and the small ones like this occur most often around fracking sites. Check it out

[@mudejartrainingnaturalscie6938]

hydraulic fracking is worldwide as our oil consumption is insatiable.

[@bobsmith6544]

@@intothemystic3374 nope

[@rachelLadyD]

it always seems to coincide with solar flares, there was big ones today and yesterday

[@MD-zm6sn]

@@rachelLadyD After paying attention enough years this is precisely it. I have concern that the recent earthquakes have been coming from the west around the plate spreading east and about to center upon the New Madrid zone.

[@gingerking1866]

Fracking does cause earthquakes. I lived in Oklahoma years ago and there was fracking in an empty field at the end of the road. We started feeling them right away. Small ones, a 2 or 3. Then a biggish one, 5.something. That one was scary. A day or so later the rig packed up and left. No more earthquakes.

[@WonbyGrace2]

My uncle a scientist with geology has said for decades that oklahoma has earthquake’s every day. Just can’t feel them most of the time and it’s Not fracking.

[@gingerking1866]

It was in this instance. I watched them set up the rigs. I soon became aware of small earthquakes but never connected it to the fracking. Then came the big one. Most of the brick houses in the neighborhood had cracks running up the walls. After the big one, I watched them drive the entire rig back out of the neighborhood. No more earthquakes. I lived there for 11 years.

[@bobsmith6544]

@@gingerking1866 nope

[@mariaschowengerdt503]

​@@gingerking1866Agree with all you say. It's common knowledge amongst those who actually read that the devastating 1933 Long Beach, California Earthquake was caused by extensive oil drilling: those idiots drilled out the oil and replaced it with WATER which destabilized the Earth's crust...just looking at all of the old photographs of the wells along the So. CA coast in the 1920s and on is frightening. Hence, there's no doubt fracking is doing something similar nowadays in Texas.

[@michaelellringer5600]

@@WonbyGrace2 Scientists can be far more corrupt than any politician, particularly if they're working for a corporation.

[@ERAforALL]

My understanding is that earthquakes have been increasing tremendously in Oklahoma, where oil drilling and fracking has been active for decades. But, of course, such activities in Texas, adding in over draining aquifers, couldn’t possibly be affecting Texas fault lines.

[@ritabrandow1318]

Yes it does

[@thekingsdaughter6842]

Oil drilling and fracking STOPPED years ago thanks to.... never mind..... my dad was an OIL MAN and we lived in and around the oil fields. Don't even start with me, ycb.

[@ERAforALL]

@@thekingsdaughter6842 What exactly does “ycb” mean? Is it the sort of thing you would call your mother?

[@reversalmushroom]

"West Texas sees of state's strongest earthquakes ever" You left a word out.

[@Cowdog1]

Not only that, they lied. They showed a graphic with 1931 as strongest in Texas at 6.5 soooo... there's that. Cheers!

[@JudgeJulieLit]

As Dr. Phil might say, "How's that 'drill, drill, drill' working for ya?"

[@thebestplayerdead956]

I felt one in 2022 at a Best Buy in west Texas. I guess the plates are shifting in Tx

[@FoOtFoOt542]

We’re hitting all kinds of records! Good time to be alive.

[@wandadavis8335]

Good time to get right with God

[@tommas2674]

the earth's temperature, they took all the thermometers out of the cooler areas in 2015. Where I am the last week and a half cooler than normal for late july. But we are gearing back up for a normal August it appears. somehow I doubt this is the strongest. they said that of Turkeys one in the last 2 years so I did a search, and NO it was not.

[@shellystino]

😂😂😂

[@TheDogPa]

Good sarcasm is way underrated...lol :O)

[@TheDogPa]

@@wandadavis8335 'Cuz 4000 years of wars over religo-mythology are still not enough?

[@Ida-qc5rd]

The Earth wasn't designed for fracking.

[@shanonmay-harmon4517]

True 😓

[@TheLifeProject-rs1jw]

God designed the earth to be used by us and knows we would need the oil and would need to be able to get to it.

[@barbarafaulder9087]

Big oil doesn’t care. They know it’s bad for the planet. They just lie about it. Lying for dollars.

[@dougroling7303]

Amen to that unfortunately many people will die because of greed

[@sifridbassoon]

I used to drive through Hermleigh three or four times a year to visit family in Lubbock. I don't know of much fracking out there, but there are HUGE wind farms there.

[@michaelkeudel8770]

Wind doesn't cause movement of tectonic plates.

[@sifridbassoon]

@@michaelkeudel8770 uh...yeah I know 😁

[@pegatheetoo1437]

Was that really a quake, or were they fracking?

[@grondhero]

Dang. I was in a vehicle at 9:30 and didn't feel anything related to the earthquake. 😥 Made it to my destination by 10 and no one there talked about it either. I did feel the effects of an quake from Oklahoma a few years past. Was my first one ever.

[@ConspiracySmurf]

Probably a fracking site nearby...we didn't have earthquakes in Texas until they started doing that. I'm old...I remember.

[@DebraMcKinney-t1y]

Yup, me too.

[@kimaletta8943]

Prayers

[@uelld.8371]

I'm more concern for the tall buildings. Are they rated to withstand the quake, especially in the long term structure durability?

[@davidreed3357]

6.5 in 1931 in Fort Davis is the strongest ever recorded in texas.

[@bobsmith6544]

There was no fracking then... how strange. it must have been Trump's fault.

[@eizyaws]

Was at work South of Arlington, felt the ground moving. It was weird, tried to tell my co-workers they thought i was crazy

[@MileyonDisney]

It's probably from all of that additional human weight from the last 4 years pressing down on Earth.

[@SOUTHSIDE_PREPPER]

hahaaaaaa

[@janicem9225]

🙄🥴

[@donjohnson5653]

Looks like the women they were interviewing didn't miss any breakfasts

[@JudgeJulieLit]

Preposterous proposition.

[@JudgeJulieLit]

@@TuRayitoDeSol Human "overpopulation" does not explain earthquakes in sparsely populated rural areas, as in Texas and Oklahoma. These same terrains through the end of the 19th century supported huge herds of buffalo, since hunted to extinction; and prehistorically supported large populations of dinosaurs, who were extincted just by a huge meteor hit 65 mya.

[@kaintgetritedonetried]

Is there not a single video?

[@KS-ox1kx]

One of the deepest breaths I’ve ever heard

[@russellarmer-ml1ir]

yea only 6000 feet felt over a very wide area

[@RevTox]

Dutchsinse is the foremost expert on earthquakes that I know of. He probably had a forecast for this earthquake, although I didn't fully watch his recent forecasts. This one was probably just a little further downstream" from the previous earthquakes. That professor was right in comparing the earthquakes to ripple effects in a pond. The next one will probably be around the same magnitude and a little more east northeast from this one (or back to between the last one and this one if the ripple was a standing wave), following the kratom or the flow path (east through Texas and then northeast through Arkansas and Missouri).

[@BuckieBoy-l2r]

Didn’t feel in Dallas

[@KB-ke3fi]

My brother lives there and he said there was nothing.

[@eric7591]

I felt it. Barely, but I felt it.

[@Needlesslyannoying]

@@eric7591 that's what she said

[@TodSpurlc]

Because your mom basement is really insulated

[@mjg1544]

Y’all are such jerks😂😂😂😂 But in this day and age of PC woke culture…it’s nice to see “your Mom” jokes and “that’s what she said” jokes.

[@AmberHarris-e8v]

How many times have you guys dig in ground and no earthquake

[@ralphmiller2265]

Hey, that Professor is a model train enthusiast - cool!!

[@funnyguy8728]

Do you think he has loco motives on this story.

[@funnyguy8728]

Do you think he has loco motives?

[@bobsmith6544]

@@funnyguy8728 Pushes woke agenda... gets trains...

[@JudgeJulieLit]

@@bobsmith6544 Define "woke" agenda. (Didn't think you could. Beware fuzzthink.)

[@snowrose101]

Are they doing fracking? There were lots of earthquakes in OK when they were fracking.

[@dannyjones1423]

whimps 5.1 you don't even get out of bed lol

[@eric7591]

I was in bed when it hit, and you're right, I did not get out.

[@longbeach225]

Yup. That is barely moderate.

[@b.walker5955]

Its not always the NUMBER that gets you out of bed, it can be the depth/shallowness.

[@karinamayen]

I mean Yall can’t even take an ef 1 😂

[@snowflakehunter]

Stop talking about your mother that way.

[@markmcarthy596]

That underground compound must be HUGE!

[@TheDblRnbw]

My Hubby & I felt & heard all 3 of these earthquakes. We're in our early 40s & this was pretty shocking for us to bare witness to. My Hubby jumped awake & almost into my lap😂. We live in Mitchell County, right smack dab in the middle. Something kinda fun to add to the memory books.... But a little unnerving to have😧😵 EARTHQUAKES IN WEST TEXAS!!! 😶‍🌫️😲😵🤯🙀🙅‍♀️😳😬 Are these going to continue?? Do we need to worry?? I've NEVER heard of earthquakes in Tx... EVER!

[@JudgeJulieLit]

Adjust your psychological "normalcy bias." What happened yesterday, as geologically, is not necessarily what will happen tomorrow.

[@victorrodz3]

no fracking in 1930

[@watchmanonthewall14]

Yes, and the strongest quake ever, in the area was in 1931. The narrative is RELENTLESS.

[@dancox3251]

They didn't need to frack in 1930. You could practically hammer a tube into the ground and tap oil if you hit the right spot. So much so it was even originally meemed in the '60s as the Beverley Hillbillies. Come and listen to my story 'Bout a man named Jed A poor mountaineer, Barely kept his family fed. And then one day He was shootin' at some food, And up through the ground came a-bubblin' crude. Oil that is, black gold, Texas tea. .. by 1930 Texas was 25% of the world's global oil production.

[@cynthiapereira8403]

@@dancox3251that’s the point, though, right? We’re sucking everything out from under us. No wonder there are also sink holes everywhere.

[@dancox3251]

@@cynthiapereira8403 That's exactly my point. If you pump something out of the ground (oil) or into the ground (water/fracking), the earth is going to move. You don't need a geology degree to figure that one out...

[@watchmanonthewall14]

@@dancox3251 One of my all time favorite TV program theme songs.

[@kaythegardener]

How close are these to fracking field formations?? A couple of hundred miles or less??

[@mybachhertzbaud3074]

I have been monitoring the USGS site for over a year nd Anyond have noticed that thete seems to be a registered quake in West Texas almost daily rating aon avg. about 2.5. I have asked why this seem to be the caes numerous time and just get crickets. Anyone know?🤔

[@artstrology]

Fracking.

[@GingerGrutzius]

A couple of weeks ago another east of San Antonio.

[@dannyjones1423]

thousands of earthquakes happen everyday it's possible an old fault line is become more active and these are the result of it

[@atrax7023]

Yellowstone geyser blow up connection?

[@watchmanonthewall14]

Al Gore told me it's due to fracking. He recommends that we immediately cease all drilling and go back to horse and buggy transportation.

[@tammyroyce8013]

Well I'm going to blow your mind each time you do frock welding out there and it breaks that ground it'll spider out to other areas causing a New Madrid fault but if indeed it's because of the Killeen Mountain out there that is considered to be a dormant volcano then you can consider the magma flow underneath the ground that is breaking the ground which will also make it spider out

[@GFEEdel]

Fracking does not cause earthquakes. Earthquakes are from plates on the earth moving way much deeper than drilling a hole in the dirt can do.

[@Mullikia]

Yeah but nothing would make them happier than to prove it's from fracking.

[@claudialupper]

Liberals never let truth stand in the way of robbing our freedom or destroying the economy!

[@factsmatter4030]

It's caused by them then blamed on others.. That's how they play. They place explosives in Key places etc.. To start the process. As they do in many different ways at every level. To control. They can enhance storms also. Done often to harm and weaken us. And also use D.E.W.(Direct Energy Weapons) fires for land grab

[@ritabrandow1318]

Yes, it does for it cause I the ground to shake. Look it up please

[@joankelly5627]

I live in Spur and felt the earthquake. I was surprised because I used to live in California and didn’t expect one here.

[@alfredanderson2586]

First Yellowstone eruption and now 5.1 earthquake in Texas, I wonder if it's related?

[@paulinedye5479]

GOD is getting mad.

[@andreajackson5293]

I thought the same thing..

[@marysmith7596]

@@paulinedye5479 @marysmith7596 6 days ago People need to REPENT, GET SAVED and LIVE for JESUS CHRIST because we are in the last days and they are very dark and evil. If you SAVED YOU will enter HEAVEN if you not SAVED you will enter HELL.

[@marysmith7596]

@@andreajackson5293 @marysmith7596 6 days ago People need to REPENT, GET SAVED and LIVE for JESUS CHRIST because we are in the last days and they are very dark and evil. If you SAVED YOU will enter HEAVEN if you not SAVED you will enter HELL.

[@paanne1013]

Uh, yeah...did you know that if Yellowstone erupts that you might as well put your head between your knees and kiss your arse goodbye? It is the most active place in North America and it is huge. Anytime you have hot springs (Old Faithful) there is volcanic activity (and fault lines). Fault lines are everywhere in the world.

[@llamacebu216]

Water fracting. Oil companies are at fault for this

[@Shorty-jf8rx]

It’s either the oil drills cracking the plates or Goku powering up for a battle

[@jimbobrobertson3285]

It’s over 9,000

[@tommas2674]

somehow I doubt this is the strongest. they said that of Turkeys one in the last 2 years so I did a search, and NO it was not.

[@ericacole7102]

Fracking!

[@PrimeCo129]

It's just Goku fighting Buu, getting that SS3 transformation fired up.

[@rockhard9369]

Goku for sure, no earthquake in Texas.

[@jacquelinezwahlen6827]

What is causing these earthquakes? Are they of natural origin or the consequences of fracking?

[@stevencurrie1540]

Drill baby drill

[@ThisisForTheTV]

Are you a geological engineer?

[@mikezylstra7514]

Fracking is stupid. It brings up muddy oil very expensive to refine, very low yield. That, btw, is why Venezuela and Nigeria have tons of oil but are nowhere near as rich as Saudi Arabia (which has "clean" petroleum) - the petroleum in those places is muddy junk, just like fracked petroleum.

[@Buuboi214]

You damn right Trump 2024!

[@trailerparkcryptoking5213]

@@mikezylstra7514you’re no PetE!

[@Greg042869]

@@mikezylstra7514 Shup. You don't need stable ground or drinkable water.

[@poetmaggie1]

Any drilling fields in the area?

[@mmhthree]

I think that's all they do out there... lol

[@sandymcpartlon9972]

Drilling, fracking = stress techtonic plates = earthquakes

[@the_naP]

Sandy, you poor, ignorant fool.

[@bobsmith6544]

nope

[@TropicShade]

You have an excuse for the Ring of Fire also?

[@the_naP]

@@TropicShade you mean where the actual tectonic plates interface? Are you dumb?

[@the_naP]

@@sandymcpartlon9972 YT killing comments again. Sandy, where's the nearest tectonic plate boundary?

[@equarg]

I live opposite of the state line of Hobbs NM. I felt nothing………… I experienced a 5.1 as a kid. I will never forget it!

[@kimmiPatterson]

Prophecy is being fulfilled

[@debralondon4295]

Yes it is

[@alexurn2843]

No it’s not.

[@tommas2674]

somehow I doubt this is the strongest. they said that of Turkeys one in the last 2 years so I did a search, and NO it was not.

[@GingerGrutzius]

@@alexurn2843, time will tell soon enough. Awful things are happening globally. Think about it; take a look around.

[@harlielewis4075]

My name is Paul...I live in Bowling Green Kentucky... Yes prophecy is being fulfilled... Today Donald Trump met with the Israeli prime Minister and they fulfilled Daniel 9 27...the confirmation of a deal...or covenant made stronger... I along with many others have been watching... Jesus is coming... The rapture is going to happen.. any time now... This is the real deal... If anyone wants to write a letter for the left behind..nows the time.. if not get ready because time is absolutely up... JESUS IS COMING...

[@tcsmagicbox]

Is it due to fracking?

[@reybat4969]

I felt my house sway back and forth and my wife said I was nuts. I live in the colony

[@mikejohn0088]

I saw the walls of my home sway also during the Big Bear, CA quake in the 1980s and I lived 65 miles away.

[@22RosesGrow]

That's crazy! I hope everyone is ok.

[@billallen7775]

Problems with the secret underground high speed rail system sounds like to me. Maybe a derailment.

[@lokokrz.gaming]

Interesting. Is that the only thing you noticed abnormal?

[@johnbland1422]

There are old fault lines all over West Texas.

[@garyowen9044]

Who writes these headlines?

[@Un_Pour_Tous]

We need to vote for more drilling and fracking.

[@AlanThomas-hp3fn]

Has nothing to with with quakes

[@vet137]

@@AlanThomas-hp3fn prove it

[@Buuboi214]

Trump 2024!

[@TheFlutecart]

@@AlanThomas-hp3fn Like electing republicans has not devastated the working class?

[@lizU-i4j]

@@TheFlutecartYou wonder why liberals are moving to Texas? 🤔. Republicans must be sooooo bad.

[@kieunganguyen693]

Fracking impacts!

[@MyCatJeff]

Wow. Local affiliates are supervoids of intelligence.

[@minhtrangvuong3359]

Pray for Texas 🙏

[@renna912]

I thought California got the Earth Quakes.... Does fracking cause earthquake drilling for oil....

[@robertmartinjr.4537]

California isn't the only place that has Earthquakes pretty much the entire west coast including Nevada and Arizona has Earthquakes time to time. Alaska and also the New Madrid faultline in along the Mississippi River in Missouri Tennessee Arkansas and Northwest Mississippi causes earthquakes.

[@donadams8345]

Fracking can cause earthquakes.

[@zdub93]

​@@donadams8345source?

[@jackal1065]

No, fracking is the smallest piece of the puzzle. Salt water disposal is the issue.

[@SuperDoright]

@@jackal1065 Exactly, no chance of contamination of aquifers. Right?

[@dinomeanmann7391]

Are we still fracking in west tx???

[@marianlincoln9008]

You could stop Fracking...that could help stop some of the problem...

[@joelvanwinkle5976]

There’s only one possible explanation, fracking!!!

[@stargazing123bw9]

That's fracking crazy stuff.

[@PicturesofHealth-POH]

Definitely felt it in Irving and it lasted about 45 seconds.

[@The_Bipolar_Hour]

Jesus Christ Is On His Way People.THE BIRTH PAINS BEGIN 💯😣

[@Isaac_132]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@vls3771]

No ..the carpenter from The old book is long gone ..... Your on your own ...better to accept that ...

[@The_Bipolar_Hour]

@@vls3771 🤔what old book?

[@vls3771]

😅😅😅the bible silly .... Carpenter ...jesus....

[@The_Bipolar_Hour]

@@vls3771 so if you know about Jesus Christ.why are you mocking him? Jesus Christ IS ALIVE

[@EdwardCahill-e4c]

Fracking?

[@miwakey6291]

Texas has tornados and now earthquakes.

[@Nyet-Zdyes]

Hurricanes, heatwaves, and droughts, too.

[@StarlitSunLight]

Lived in Texas my whole life, as soon as I travel west there’s an earthquake?

[@EbonySpriggan]

Building bunkers?

[@b.aorellana6079]

It's not the end times yet this year

[@b.aorellana6079]

It's not the end times yet this year

[@b.aorellana6079]

It's not the end times yet this year

[@robertoreal1117]

2030. World war 3

[@marysmith7596]

@marysmith7596 6 days ago People need to REPENT, GET SAVED and LIVE for JESUS CHRIST because we are in the last days and they are very dark and evil. If you SAVED YOU will enter HEAVEN if you not SAVED you will enter HELL.

[@Ispeakmymindsorry]

I live in Snyder Texas (scurry county) Never have I felt anything like the earthquakes the past few days! We have always had them ever since I was in diapers but they only rattled windows these past 5 have shook my whole house! Just had another one 10 minutes ago lol it was only a 4.3!

[@sw6118]

Bad drilling practices lead to earthquakes…

[@l-y-n-n-c]

All due to fracking going on !

[@lorihahn3996]

The mighty hand of God fulfilling prophesy

[@b.aorellana6079]

Not yet.

[@daisyq3418]

Whose prophecy?

[@tamborinecampos6298]

Its all in the bible ​@daisyq3418

[@tamborinecampos6298]

Exactly and amen 🙏

[@b.aorellana6079]

@@daisyq3418 I pray that God is in control to prevent this.

[@crazysquirrel9425]

Well, they absolutely CAN NOT blame it on fracking like they did for YEARS.

[@DebraMcKinney-t1y]

Sure we can. We do.

[@Thegmodjournalist]

MISLEADING TITLE

[@RickySmith-zi5cz]

Almost home.

[@realpatriot5896]

It's not fracking people there are two countries at war that live in the center of the earth and sometimes missiles hit the roof!

[@kellyswanfeldt4218]

🤣

[@Garspawnish]

Thanks Fracking!

[@ThatGirl-ku5dq]

Guess they need more fracking ?

[@tuckermetts4518]

Yeah got guisers blowing and earthquakes, I feel like something's up

[@JesusIsLord1976]

Praying for Texas in Jesus name!!!

[@ChosingGod]

They need to stop fraking, it is accumulative.

[@vls3771]

Jesus has no interest in geology He was a carpenter and hes long gone ...your on your own...

[@JesusIsLord1976]

He's Savior and Judge!!!

[@vls3771]

No hes Gone .....😅

[@keith455-73]

I actually felt a hard shake for approximately 2-3 seconds at 4:00 - 5:00 am this morning. I think that I just felt a tiny shake at 11:26 pm tonight.

[@frankyhonnolus5528]

Felt here in Dallas too. And this wasn’t the first time in last 2 years either.

[@gatosam25]

i felt more like a tremor around 1-2 am in royse city at the beginning of the week. i have been on a 8.6 earthquake and many minor ones and this felt like a more like tremor than an earthquake (unless earthquakes are different in texas)

[@zztv15]

They different and if you notice it's out in West Texas where they do all that Fracking and Oil Drilling

[@cartoonraccoon2078]

Really? You were in Chille in 1922? Why do people do this; are you getting internet points by impressing us somehow?

[@gantzthegreat8998]

yeaa and i caused a 8.9 with my lady last night!!!

[@HRTsAFyre]

Where was there an 8.6 quake that you experienced?

[@fc5139]

I didn't even feel a thing in Dallas. sigh.