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7.1 Earthquake in Los Angeles. Lasted about 40 seconds.
7.1 Earthquake in Los Angeles. Lasted about 40 seconds.
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Your post is not Off Topic. A catastrophic earthquake in the Bay Area seems to me the only thing TSLAQ have left in their locker.O.T.
7.1 Earthquake in Los Angeles. Lasted about 40 seconds.
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7.1 Earthquake in Los Angeles. Lasted about 40 seconds.
O.T.
7.1 Earthquake in Los Angeles. Lasted about 40 seconds.
NUMI survived lome prieta just fine.Your post is not Off Topic. A catastrophic earthquake in the Bay Area seems to me the only thing TSLAQ have left in their locker.
It might be tail risk but these sorts of quakes should serve as a timely reminder to those that are 100% (or even >100%) invested in this single stock.
It’s a major reason why Giga 3 and 4 can’t come soon enough. Too dependent on a single production location right now.
NUMI survived lome prieta just fine.
It did. But that earthquake happened on the San Andreas fault. Tesla’s factory is just a mile or two from the Hayward fault, and not too far from where the Hayward fault comes near the Calaveras fault.
Not particularly near Los Angeles. Over 150 miles away. 6.4 magnitude earthquake strikes Southern California and https://heavy.com/news/2019/07/cali...los-angeles-ridgecrest-photos-videos-dodgers/O.T.
7.1 Earthquake in Los Angeles. Lasted about 40 seconds.
Seems like he is not in California if the flight log is complete:Rob, can you check on Elon?
Not particularly near Los Angeles. Over 150 miles away. 6.4 magnitude earthquake strikes Southern California and California Earthquake Tonight: Photos & Videos [July 5] | Heavy.com
It felt like it was in Los Angeles.
But 154 miles is the driving distance between Downtown Los Angeles and Ridgecrest. The freeway/highway is not a straight route.
We shall see where the epicenter was a bit later.
My curiosity is how well the Boring Company test tunnels weathered these quakes? I would expect no impact particularly given the distance from the epicenters. Las Vegas will be interested in some info I would expect.
What about earthquakes?
Tunnels, when designed properly, are some of the safest places to be during an earthquake. From a structural safety standpoint, the tunnel moves uniformly with the ground, in contrast to surface structures. Additionally, a large amount of earthquake damage is caused by falling debris, which does not apply inside tunnels. Some examples:
- 1994 Northridge Earthquake: no damage to LA Subway tunnels
- 1989 Loma Prieta (Northern California) Earthquake: no damage to tunnels, which were then used to transport rescue personnel
- 1985 Mexico City Earthquake: no damage to tunnels, which were then used to transport rescue personnel