The number of aftershocks recorded following the April 5 earthquake in New Jersey has risen to 120, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. Twenty-seven were recorded over the past three days: eight Friday, 10 Saturday and nine Sunday, according to the USGS. The aftershocks follow a 4.8-magnitude earthquake in Hunterdon County on April 5. It was the strongest earthquake centered in New Jersey since 1938. Most of the aftershocks are too small for people to notice. The largest aftershock this weekend measured 2.1 near Gladstone on Saturday. Scientists continue to study the effects of the quake….