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Felt it in Limassol, Cyprus
so far there have been 4 earthquake/aftershocks since last night that surpass 6.0
wow
edit: 2 earthquakes in the 7's and 3 aftershocks in the 6's
Admittedly Idk the difference between an actual Earthquake and an aftershock >

4 separate ones over 6.0 as aftershocks? Oh goodness no.
Be well everyone in Turkey >

The second 7.5 quake was not an aftershock. >

Legit question- how can someone differentiate between a large aftershock and a completely different earthquake? >

Where it originates I believe. The 7.7 and 7.5 came from two separate faults >

Also,  it's called a preshock or foreshock if a larger one follows in the same area.  The bigger one becomes the main quake. >

Yeah I lived through a large earthquake in Indonesia and learned a lot about earthquakes in the aftermath. The truly scary part is not knowing if youve already felt the main quake or it it's still to come. 
Also from my small experience all earthquakes start the same and build so every aftershock brings just as much fear because you have no idea when it's going to stop or keep building. >

Been watching the aftershock sequence on the 7.8 move rapidly northeast. It is acting like a zipper, areas 200 km away began to move, then this big quake. Wow. >

where are you able to view data like this? >

That is almost as horrific a read as your username. Thanks for posting. >

I felt it in Ankara. Crazy what's happening right now >

Felt it in Van. 1000 km away from Ankara.