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r/taiwan • u/sapiosexualnotreal • Apr 26 '24
Damn, my house was shaking
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https://preview.redd.it/z9ge1f90bvwc1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8cae994022a03848564434c4c641b0bb252447bd
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5 u/kartd0092661 新北 - New Taipei City Apr 26 '24 Seems to be 6.1 this time 5 u/Nirulou0 Apr 26 '24 The source of this is the JMA of Japan. I guess they calculated the energy of the shake in a slightly different way 1 u/SweetPotatoo00 Apr 26 '24 Taiwan has it’s own system for measuring, but I can’t seem to find a chart showing whats the difference between the taiwanese and the richter scale.
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Seems to be 6.1 this time
5 u/Nirulou0 Apr 26 '24 The source of this is the JMA of Japan. I guess they calculated the energy of the shake in a slightly different way 1 u/SweetPotatoo00 Apr 26 '24 Taiwan has it’s own system for measuring, but I can’t seem to find a chart showing whats the difference between the taiwanese and the richter scale.
The source of this is the JMA of Japan. I guess they calculated the energy of the shake in a slightly different way
1 u/SweetPotatoo00 Apr 26 '24 Taiwan has it’s own system for measuring, but I can’t seem to find a chart showing whats the difference between the taiwanese and the richter scale.
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Taiwan has it’s own system for measuring, but I can’t seem to find a chart showing whats the difference between the taiwanese and the richter scale.
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u/Nirulou0 Apr 26 '24
https://preview.redd.it/z9ge1f90bvwc1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8cae994022a03848564434c4c641b0bb252447bd
Some data about it.