According to USGS, at 6:01 pm yesterday, an another earthquake struck Georgia; this time, it struck in the middle of the state near Warner Robins and Cochran. This earthquake struck from a depth of 4.3 km. This was the second earthquake to strike Georgia within 24 hours. The first earthquake struck at 8 am in northwestern Georgia near the state line with Alabama. Striking from a depth of 9,8 km, the magnitude 2.6 earthquake struck just outside of Menlo, Georgia. While people reported to USGS through their “Did you feel it?” website reporting tool that they felt the first earthquake, neither were strong enough to create any reported damages nor…..