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A minor 2.2-magnitude quake rattled Magna on Wednesday morning—just enough to stir conversation, but not enough to cause damage. Located near the site of a more powerful 5.7-magnitude quake in 2020, this tremor was felt by just 22 people, with no reported harm. Earthquakes like this happen all the time—most are too small to notice, registering below 2.5 on the Richter scale. In fact, Utah’s seismograph stations logged 29 quakes in just two weeks, including a 3.1 near Wyoming, proving our planet’s constant, quiet tremors.

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