on. are they related? should we all be worried? cnn executive producer, susanne simon, and meteorologist, chad myers, have done some fact checking for us. susanne, let s start with you. you found mind-blowing numbers on the quakes. it s always good to step back and get a better sense of concept. are they more or are we covering bigger ones? the usgs estimates there are several million earthquakes every year, but a lot are so small they don t register. the national earthquake information center does locate about 50 of them every single day, though, and the big ones like we ve seen recently, those that measure about an 8.0 or higher on the richter scale, those usually only occur about once a year. once a year. yeah. let s do this, several million a year. yeah. chad myers, i know you re with us, sir. yes. where are most of these quakes taking place? they are taking place in
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