00:00Residents in Lancashire felt a second earthquake near Silverdale.
00:03It struck at 11.46 a.m. on September 26.
00:07The British Geological Survey recorded it at magnitude 1.5.
00:11The earthquake was centered near Silverdale.
00:14It occurred at a depth of around 3 kilometers.
00:17Residents in Silverdale and nearby Millthorpe reported feeling the tremor.
00:21The quake came less than 24 hours after another earthquake.
00:25That earlier tremor measured magnitude 2.7.
00:28It struck at 8.38 a.m.
00:30People across North Lancashire and South Cumbria felt the shaking.
00:34Some residents reported loud bangs and rumbling sounds.
00:37Others said their homes appeared to shake.
00:39The British Geological Survey says shallow earthquakes can be more noticeable.
00:43The area has experienced several small earthquakes in recent years.
00:47Scientists have linked the activity to ancient faults beneath the region.
00:52Residents can submit reports to the BGS Did You Feel It service.
00:55Those reports help researchers understand the extent of seismic activity.
00:59Disclosure.
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