Is #Missouri due for another major #earthquake? What do you think?

Southeast Missouri is home to the New Madrid Seismic Zone, which caused a series of devastating earthquakes from 1811-1812. #earthquake #newmadrid #missouri

[noname-]

I live in st.louis the first time I felt an earthquake I thought it was ghosts or something for a second we don't think about earthquakes like we should in this region and we have zero preparation for them

[AlexHaglund]

I remember the scare around 1990 about a new quake. I grew up in the Chicago area and my parents said it's probably not going to happen, and it's far away, but maybe it could make you trip or something. So I paid very close attention to the ground walking home from school, but of course nothing ever came of it.

[juliak]

The earthquake of 1811 happened after the comet was seen with the eclipse. That is April 8, 2024. The quakes can happen up to 3 months later.

[danherrmann]

April 2008. Earthquake 10 miles north Mount Carmel Illinoise. Felt in Evansville Indiana. This is called the Wabash , Ouabash fault zone. It is part of New Madrid fault zone. News castors in Evansville. I. Do not know what or who to believe.

[infledermaus]

I had relatives who lived near New Madrid in 1811-12. After the 1812 quakes, they packed up their shit and moved to Kentucky. I can understand that. After I experienced a 6.7 in Southern California in 1994. About a year later, I moved out of state. Alas, I missed my earthquakes so now I live very close to the San Andreas fault. 😊😊😊

[dwightbusjahn]

They believe the next one will be far greater at least 9or over 10

[Mike-xkh]

The New Madrid Earthquakes do happen in a cyle .
Under the bridges you can see cables on both sides of the bridge. To hopefully keep the bridge from falling on the road Under the bridge .

[gagelemaster]

I didn't think the Richter scale was actually invented until sometime after 1909, so these are estimated numbers not factual

[infledermaus]

It did actually run back up stream and created a lake.

[MusicLeeSarah]

No. Not in our lifetime. Maybe sometime in the next half a millennium, but now not any time soon and also remember houses were made of sticks and wood and collapsed easy. Plus the fault line that we are on is not your normal tectonic fault line, it's not going to go off anytime soon.

[Texacehousaton]

It’s hilarious how she said New Madrid it sounded like this New Mahdred. This is where I get my get back for all those times people who thought I didn’t speak English because i was speaking Spanish told me “Learn English!” So here….
Learn Spanish!!! 😂
I can already see the comments on here “well you are in America so learn English, we’re in America there is no need to learn Spanish, etc.” now let’s see if my prediction is true now for the waiting game

[Anon_]

Imagine still listening to these "experts" 😂

[WSJ-]

Repent Jesus Christ loves you and saves

[raysantiago]

April 8, 2024 Solar eclipse will pass thur the Mississippi River-Madrid fault line, south to north. Pray for a wonderful day and just a solar eclipse🌕🌖🌓🌒🌑🌓🌕. SoCal LOVES YOU'ALL! ❤✝️🛐

[udon]

It’s amazing how people can speak without actually saying anything at all. The music is outrageous and her tone is dramatic. There has always been a possibility that the sky might fall. There’s nothing you can do about the greater forces of nature. Live your life to the fullest, learn to laugh, and appreciate the beauty around you.

[kathyrogers]

The earth will do what has happened for eons in the earth, earthquakes, tsunamis, increase and decrease of polar ice and icebergs.
This is called normal.

[malakiis]

I think we are the equivalent of fleas on a dog's back.

[GrandAncientOak]

What if Russia hits that area with a nuclear bomb and triggers some catastrophic event.

[JacobC]

It didn’t actually run backwards, it was just an illusion.

[trashtrash]

New Ma Drid? Tf New Muhdrid that’s how you say it geez.