> lack of observed ground deformation I think he replies to a comment where he says “lack of significant ground deformation”. He also mention the natural up/d

> lack of observed ground deformation I think he replies to a comment where he says “lack of significant ground deformation”. He also mention the natural up/down movement of normal faults being a cause of ground deformation. I’m sure if there’s new information that he’ll do a follow up. I’ve followed his channel for a while now — I’m not a geologist or geophysicist either — but I find his knowledge and careful and thoughtful analysis to be exceptional.