Sean Michael Malatesta : 6.9 greatness seismic tremor struck Southern California on Friday night, the second in under two days. The tremor was focused close Ridgecrest, area of the July fourth 6.4 extent quake that was the biggest in almost 20 years. That tremor caused minor harm and wounds around the focal point. This shake was a lot bigger. At the point when Thursday's shake hit, researchers had cautioned that it could prompt a bigger shudder. Ridgecrest had been shaken by various consequential convulsions throughout the most recent day, including a 5.4 greatness quake on Friday morning. This shake was bigger than the dangerous 1994 Northridge shudder, which estimated 6.6 extent. In any case, that earthquake happened in a urban region, while the current week's enormous shakes happened 100 miles from L.A. The last shake of this size happened in 1999 in the Hector Mines region of the Mojave Desert. In light of its separation from Los Angeles, it didn't cause significant harm or wounds. https://seanmichaelmalatesta.wordpress.com/2019/07/06/montreal-southern-california-affect-with-6-9-magnitude-earthquake/