EMP1729
Active Member
Last year we annoyed Ottawans with the "I survived the Toronto Quake" t-shirts.
So this year we can tick off the Americans
So this year we can tick off the Americans
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- Thread starter Edward Skira
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dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
I felt it too on the 24th floor. It only took me a second to figure out what was happening then it stopped for a few seconds and then continued. Made my heart race for a bit, it's a little unsettling.
steveve
Senior Member
yeah word.... the first sway(s) happened for like 2-3 seconds (i instantly knew what it was, cause i'm pro ;p), then it stopped for like 3 more seconds, then started up again for the next 10-15 seconds... this one felt way longer than the one last year,... i got pretty dizzy too, waiting for it to stop, but it kept going... even now, i feel a little dizzy, and can't tell if the ground is still moving, or i'm subconsciously moving the wheels on my chair lol!
i can't imagine how freaked out NYC is!!!
Softee
Active Member
I live on the 8th floor of a building downtown and I didn't feel a thing?
ceaz40
Active Member
Pets always notice it ....NOT....I have three...not a peep! I was home and didn't feel a thing, though I have felt them in Toronto. I had a friend call me from Yorkville who lives two floors higher than I ...he totally felt it...called me to ask if there'd been a quake. I live in a loft bldg in Roncesvalles....so I'm on the second floor, but over 30 feet from the ground....he's on the fifth of a modern highrise in Yorkville....maybe it has to do with being closer to a ravine or something else.
Concierge in our building didn't feel it, I didn't feel it, but Amsterdam Brewery which is very close did. People I know who were underground at MLS didn't feel it.
Register123
Active Member
Get ready people this is all due to approaching "comet" ELEnin. There will be more and stronger in the next few months.
nfitz
Superstar
Oh, that's a new one ... looking at it's Wikipedia page. How on earth could a comet cause an earthquake? If it came within lunar orbit, maybe ... but as far as I understand, it's going to pass about the same distance as the planet Venus.
A passing 747 would have more impact ... (which is to say ... none).
Bogtrotter
Senior Member
I felt it, but I'm surprised how much fuss it generated here.
borgo100
Active Member
Wait.... don't you mean the Brown Dwarf star? yeah... its just lurking between Mars and Jupiter ready to strike...