Iran "earthquake"

[wobbegong]

can earthquakes not be underground?

Yes, and so can nuclear test detonations.

[ace00]

Yes, and so can nuclear test detonations.

My 1st thought too, but 55km ?

[wobbegong]

My 1st thought too, but 55km ?

How deep are they "normally" conducted?

[Spacecadet]

My 1st thought too, but 55km ?

and that strong too - it would have to be the biggest nuclear device ever detonated

[wobbegong]

and that strong too - it would have to be the biggest nuclear device ever detonated

Let's hope it was an earthquake then.

[DS23]

apart from you relatives?

[ace00]

How deep are they "normally" conducted?

Dunno. Ask Sasguru, he'll know.

[Pickle2]

the nutters at the telegraph were way ahead of us on this one..

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...r-testing.html

"North Korea is helping Iran to prepare an underground nuclear test similar to the one Pyongyang carried out last year......"

[oracleslave]

Dunno. Ask Sasguru, he'll know.

His head isn't buried that far in the sand is it?

[Incognito]

How deep are they "normally" conducted?

http://www.iaea.org/Publications/Boo...ruroabook.html

500-1100 metres