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|  |  | Earth Happenings Archive November 2, 2000 to November 28, 2000
- Nov. 28, 2000
- At least 24 people in Azerbaijan died on Saturday when a
magnitude
6.3 earthquake hit near the capital city of Baku on the
Caspian Sea.
The temblor was preceded by a magnitude 5.9 foreshock
less than a minute
earlier.
(
National Earthquake Information Center).
- Nov. 20, 2000
- Numerous powerful aftershocks to a massive magnitude 8.0
temblor that hit eastern
Papua New Guinea last Thursday continued to jolt the
region during the weekend.
(
Discovery Earth Alert).
- Nov. 16, 2000
- A magnitude 5.5 earthquake sent residents of southeastern
Turkey fleeing from their homes on Wednesday, although there
were no immediate reports of injuries or damage.
(
Discovery Earth Alert).
- Nov. 13, 2000
- Mexico's Popocatepetl Volcano continued its recent high
level of activity, exploding on Thursday, spewing plumes
of ash and smoke 3 miles into the sky, and raining ash on
Santiago Xalitzintla, the community nearest its crater.
(
Discovery Earth Alert).
- Nov. 9, 2000
- Japan's Mount Komagatake Volcano erupted on Wednesday for
the fourth time in
three months with a plume of smoke and ash that soared
into the morning sky.
The explosion triggered volcanic tremors that lasted
about 10 minutes.
(
Discovery Earth Alert).
- Nov. 6, 2000
- A magnitude 2.3 earthquake shook New York state's capital
of Albany on Monday, alarming
residents in several towns, but there were no reports of
damage or injuries,
officials said.
(
CNN.com News).
- Nov. 2, 2000
- Authorities in Chile heightened the alert status near
Villarrica Volcano on
Wednesday due to increased seismic activity around the
mountain.
(
Discovery Earth Alert).
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