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    Ecco perché, se vivi in ​​un posto in cui si verificano ricorrenti “piccoli” terremoti, un giorno ti capiterà quello GRANDE…

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    1. Savings_Wolverine545 on

      So if we put an oiled bearing between the two we are good?

    2. Competitive_Dare4898 on

      It does not mean one day you will get a big one. It can mean you will get 10 small ones. No need to scare people for nothing. You can get a big one in 1000 years or maybe not even. The sun will die at some point as well no need to dwell on that

    3. Ouroboros_JTV on

      Last “big” earthquake in cyprus was before i was even born.

    4. waew123456 on

      I think reality is the other way around though. It’s better to have many small ones because then the probability that all that energy is released in a large one decreases. I’m not an expert though.

    6. Far_Associate_8890 on

      Probably that’s why Larnaca has already installed road signs with tsunami evacuation routes. It’s the first city in Europe or Mediterranean to be tsunami ready.

    8. PoseidonSimons on

      Last big one i can remember was in the 90s. We’re due for another one

    9. cupris_anax on

      Correction: When you live in a place with recurrent “small” eartquakes, you are **less likely*** to get a big one.

      Source: primary school science.

    10. Ioannis_suppp on

      Depends on the type of tectonic plate boundary. Small earthquakes are an indicator, specially in Japan because they have a convergent tectonic plate which cause volcanic activities as well.

    11. tonybpx on

      Wrong. Lots of small earthquakes mean you avoid having a single monumental event

    12. eraof9 on

      What are the worst earthqakes that happened to Cyprus in history?

    13. Official_Cyprusball on

      Still waiting for te big one then

      I have slept through so many earthquakes, I’ve only actually felt 2, and the is BARELY

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