I have "Google Earth", free version, and was scrolling around Los Angeles, California with it and happened to have the "Earth Quake" layer mode on, and when I set my altitude for around 16 miles up, I saw where it showed "tons" of earthquakes registered on the map, by way of a red circle. Most of these red circles, when clicked on them, showed an average of 2.5 to 4.2 reading, and a date year of 1994.
I remember reading this week, about how the Watchtower used to say that Earthquakes were a sign that the "end is near", and so I'm wondering if it was around the time that all these quakes were happening in California in 1994?
Also, was this the year that membership peaked in the U.S.?
If you have or want the free version of Google Earth, and your computer can support it, here's the link for it, below.
Once you download Google Earth, Look at the lower left of the screen, and find "layers"...scroll up to find "Earthquakes", and click on it, to show the check mark. Then, go to top left, click on the white space and type in van nuys ca in the box, then click on the light blue square, and wait till it loads. The link that I gave might already show Van Nuys, Ca. Go just north of Van Nuys, by clicking on map, holding, and drag map down, to show you above Van Nuys. Look for the + and - signs at the bottom. click on these to bring the view "in or "out. for altitude height. Bring it up to around 16 miles. (Look at the very bottom OF THE MAP ONLY and you'll see the "alt" sign. = altitude.
This is so cooll !!!
Oh, and don't forget my questions. Thanks.
Hubert
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