Two large earthquakes in the Pacific near Vanuatu and Santa Cruz Islands, October 7, 2009, recorded at Keele University, UK. They are only fifteen minutes apart so the waveforms are on top of each other.
Hypo-theses
Greek: proposals, suppositions
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