By News on the Net -- Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto)—— Bio and Archives--February 22, 2023
Two gigantic cracks in Earth’s crust have opened near the Turkish-Syrian border after two powerful earthquakes shook the region on Monday, killing over 24,000 people.
The longer of the two ruptures stretches 190 miles (300 kilometers)
in the northeastern direction from the northeastern tip of the
Mediterranean Sea. The crack was created by the first of the two major
tremors that hit the region on Monday, the more powerful 7.8-magnitude
earthquake that struck at 4:17 a.m. local time (8:17 p.m. EST on Feb.
5). The second crack, 80 miles long (125 km), opened during the second,
somewhat milder 7.5-magnitude temblor about nine hours later, COMET said
in a tweet on Friday (Feb. 10). ---More...
Massive 300 km Long CRACK IN EARTH'S CRUST revealed after Turkey Syria Earthquake..pic.twitter.com/0SUoz2EB9h
— Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto)February 21, 2023
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