Apparently a Richter Magnitude 5.7 seismic event, i.e. a real teeth-rattler, in the Moçambique Channel occurred on Sunday, 24 September this year. The main 'quake was followed by a series of smaller clustered aftershocks.
Anyone here feel anything? Or even know something about the event?

I haven't read or heard a thing from any of various public media, but it is quite possible that I missed the reports. The news comes from Dr 'Luthon64, a seismologist and my better half who is currently at Penn State University in the USA. After locating and "sizing" the event, Dr 'Luthon64 is attempting to discern the seismic mechanism from earthquake data recorded at various stations around the globe (technically, a "moment tensor inversion" and "focal sphere radiation pattern"). If successful, this will shed much light on precisely how the 'quake started and developed, and possibly identify and/or clarify the nature of certain geological features in the area. This in turn can lead to more exact earthquake hazard classification of the surrounding areas.
Worldwide seismic monitoring is primarily done in order to detect testing of nuclear weapons. That such data can also help in elucidating the Earth's internal and crustal structures is a valuable spin-off.
I thought this might be of interest to some forum members.
'Luthon64