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Did you guys notice anybody from the theater leaving . To gate no. We were in view of the theater. Sir, what is your name . To get my name is robert. Tell me what you felt tonigh compared to yesterday morning . Did you feel it also yesterday . Yesterday morning i was lucky. I was at work and i hadnt noticed anything at all until m coworkers or did you feel that and i said feel what. She was like well, we felt this. I said no. And then as i can later my boss called and said hey, can you make sure that there is no leaks , no breaks. I was like sure, of course, bu honestly i didnt notice anything...

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>> that's actually relatively common because let's imagine you're pressing something, if you actually see something you'll often see conjugate cracks showing up. cracks on the side of buildings that's what this is, so you're accomplishing the same response to stress whether you move this way on this one or this way on this one. >> and does that determine the direction of the energy at all? >> it can. >> it can. there is a pattern around the fault that's called a radiation pattern, so there's one direction when an earthquake moves that gets less shaking than other directions. for instance, poin...

>> eve get really bright angle here. how often do you see? >> that's relatively common because if you squeeze somethin you'll often see cracks showing up. x-shaped cracks on the side of the building. there is a radiation pattern pair there's one direction with a moves. for instance pointing from northridge to pasadena turned out to be that minimum shaking direction and there was no damage essentially in northridg and pasadena for the northridge earthquake.

Sounds great. >>guest: it does. we -- we missed the bullet. the radiation pattern of the earthquake shows it was favorably run tell so the radiation was in directions not highly populated. >>shepard: in studying over years and living in california you learn what the stuff kind of means and if you looked at the thing in a circle like an area where it could emanate it goes in one direction and instead of going toward acapulco which would be heavy population at spring break it went to the coast which is sparsely populated without a lot of large buildings. >>guest: correct and some of the damage f...