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Earthquake Myths Debunked by Authorities: False Information that Should be Forgotten
Several earthquakes in California have brought up some common misconceptions. An earthquake recently rocked California. The quake, according to U. S. Geological Survey (USGS) geologist Keith Knudsen, was found 3 miles from the Concord fault and 9 miles below the surface.
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