Alaska has been shaken by the second earthquake in three days.

A magnitude 5.0 quake struck 10 miles northeast of Minto, Alaska around 8:30 a.m. Thursday morning.  The quake was measured around 10 miles deep.

The quake follows a magnitude 5.1 quake that rattled Interior Alaska on Monday.

Residents say that despite the government saying the quake had a lesser magnitude than Monday’s, the quake felt “stronger and longer” than Monday’s.  A resident in Fairbanks, Alaska said that dishes fell off shelves and others reported objects in their homes damaged because of the quake.

The quakes took place on the same fault that caused more significant earthquakes in the same region this summer.