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Seismograms A, B, C, and D. show, in Greenwich time, the arrival times of the. earthquake waves at the four stations. The P-wave generated by this earthquake took 2 minutes. and 40 seconds to reach one of the seismic stations.
#eqausâ EarthquakesGA (@EarthquakesGA) August 1, 2015. There have been reports of a 5.7 earthquake this afternoon. UPDATE: Queensland's Fraser Coast has been hit by eight earthquakes in three days, including a 5.7 magnitude event early this afternoon that was followed by at least two aftershocks.One was a magnitude 5.7 at 1.38pm-even larger than Thursday's shake-followed by another about an hour and 10 minutes later.t was about 10 kilometres north-west of Thursday's quake but is believed to have been felt across a wider region. A 5.1-magnitude aftershock struck the same area 70 minutes later. Mag 5.1, Offshore Eastern Queensland. 1 August 2015, 14:46 (AEST). Lat, Long: 25.39S, 154.23E.