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more than two dozen faults, many previously unknown. in total it s probably about 200 miles long. if the whole thing was to go, it could produce a magnitude 8 earthquake. scientist say that s big enough to cause damage in the bay area and los angeles with longer and more intense shaking that could destabilize other faults long overdue for a catastrophic earthquake. while california governor gavin newsom announced an early warning system app that can send an alert within seconds of the ground shaking, there s still no way to predict when or where a quake will strike. seismologists say every new quake teaches new lessons about the physics of land movement, the take away from the recent shaking: the process of an earthquake rupturing other faults is more complicated and happens more frequently than scientists previously thought. of course they add the big one is still coming. dana: i am fascinated by all of it.