Sunday Morning Insight: Antipodal Seismic Maps ?

I really wish we had some sort of Data Science hackaton on the subject (see Sunday Morning Insight: "More F$*%(g Data" ) because I feel like this is more like a confirmation bias more than anything else. When you are on a sphere and something happen with strength somewhere, a wave moves around and peaks on the other side. We mentioned this before:

• It's Friday afternoon, it's Hamming's time: Antipode Seismic Maps ?
• It's Friday afternoon, it's Hamming's time: Higher Order Antipode Maps ?
• It's Friday afternoon, it's Hamming's time: Antipodal Comet Deposits
   

 New Zealand was just struck by a 7.3 Mag earthquake. The location of that quake seems to be at the antipode of point located in Spain that is at about the latitude of where a few Earthquakes have hit Italy recently.

Update: M7.9 #earthquake strikes 216 km SW of #Wellington (New Zealand) 1hr 2min ago. https://t.co/6Fy1vDnpG2 pic.twitter.com/nuHqr6mc1I

— EMSC (@LastQuake) 13 novembre 2016

 thanks Antipodemap

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