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Originally Posted by Paul M
When is an aftershock no longer an aftershock (i.e. at what point is it considered a new earthquake) ?
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When it is caused by a different plate movement I guess.
Seems like this isn't the next big one they were anticipating. They were saying within 6 months of the last one, there would be an even bigger one, as the last time, only 1/3 of the fault line was affected. Looks like the big one (which will occur between Banda Aceh and Australia) is still to come.