Additional reports on the faux earthquake of Thursday night continue to come into The Garden Island from across the island. Tim Andres of Kilauea sent an e-mail asking: “Uncovering the real explaination might prove difficult, but I’m certain it would
Additional reports on the faux earthquake of Thursday night continue to come into The Garden Island from across the island.
Tim Andres of Kilauea sent an e-mail asking: “Uncovering the real explaination might prove difficult, but I’m certain it would be interesting. No seismic record? I’d like to ask this question of an expert, If there is a noise and accompaning vibration large enough to damage things and is heard over 100 sq. miles what agencies should be able to detect and identify it.”
A worker at Kalapaki called and said it appeared that military aircraft were operating off the coast of Lihu’e when the shock wave or whatever it was struck at about 8 p.m.
Another caller said she heard rattling and felt shaking all the ways over in Waimea. Reports yesterday had the event happening from Wailua to the North Shore.
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