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Some footage of the 5.7 magnitude earthquake that hit Colombia
Earthquakes around the world
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Agron
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Hutumi, Japan was also hit twice today, at the same time. I see 6 spots that are marked on RSOE/EDIS site. 6 earthquakes in a very short period...
Date/Time: 18.04.2020 09:24:17 UTC
Magnitude: M 5.7
Mercalli Scale: 6
Depth: 467.68 km
Coordinate: 27° 11.220, 140° 4.014
Additional data:
Local time in the epicenter: Saturday, April 18, 2020 at 18:24 in the evening at epicenter
Continent: Asia
Country: Japan [JP]
Location: 238.00 km (147.89 miles) . of Hutami,
Population: 897 person(s)
And this: 6.6 magnitude earthquake strikes off Japan's Ogasawara island: USGS -- Sott.net
Also Ben from Suspicious 0bservers noticed that the last time there was an earthquake of this magnitude off the coast of Japan we had Fukushima disaster in a week after it. (1 minute into the video)
Date/Time: 18.04.2020 09:24:17 UTC
Magnitude: M 5.7
Mercalli Scale: 6
Depth: 467.68 km
Coordinate: 27° 11.220, 140° 4.014
Additional data:
Local time in the epicenter: Saturday, April 18, 2020 at 18:24 in the evening at epicenter
Continent: Asia
Country: Japan [JP]
Location: 238.00 km (147.89 miles) . of Hutami,
Population: 897 person(s)
And this: 6.6 magnitude earthquake strikes off Japan's Ogasawara island: USGS -- Sott.net
Also Ben from Suspicious 0bservers noticed that the last time there was an earthquake of this magnitude off the coast of Japan we had Fukushima disaster in a week after it. (1 minute into the video)
This week 1 out of 95 earthquakes equal or greater to 4.5 fell in the map area. Biggest worldwide was 6.6 south of Japan.
2486 out of 3121 of all earthquakes as can be seen on the map below.
Percentage: 79.7%
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Looking at Japan, then it had two big earthquakes within 36 hours, the first 6.6 well south of Japan and then a 6.3 to the north. In between these two earthquake lies Tokyo. Below is a map showing their positions and also the fault lines. The map shows all the earthquakes of all sizes within the last 7 days and as it can be seen then there are no small earthquakes, not even after these two big ones. This in my limited understanding means that the pressure is not being released and that these could just be foreshocks for a bigger one.
The blue dot at the bottom of the map is the 6.6 and the 6.3 is the orange one north of Tokyo.
The last major earthquake that devastated Tokyo was the Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923, measuring 7.9. Below is a map showing the epicenter:
The blue dot at the bottom of the map is the 6.6 and the 6.3 is the orange one north of Tokyo.
The last major earthquake that devastated Tokyo was the Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923, measuring 7.9. Below is a map showing the epicenter:
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The above is only true as far as USGS is concerned and something always to bear in mind. I found a picture from the Japanese Meteological Agency, which so far as I can see doesn't have such an easy way to see how many earthquakes there are. Below is a picture from Monday morning Japanese time. It gives the indication that it is indeed shaking all around in the area. The cross refers to where the 6.3 happened:
5.5-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Central Japan
Per preliminary reports, the quake was felt in several prefectures in the central part of the country. At the moment, there have been no reports of damage or victims from the tremor. No tsunami warning has been issued by authorities.
sputniknews.com
M 5.5 - 100km SW of `Ohonua, Tonga
2020-04-22
Agron
Jedi Council Member
Radio reported it was a 3.4 magnitude. Richter scale I suppose.We just had another earthquake here in Zagreb... 3 second ground shake!! At 9:53!! I got a flashback wow!! And its exactly a month later than that big one
EDIT: 6minutes later still No RSOE/EDIS report...
Agron
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UTC Time: 23rd April 2020 07:52:33 AM
Local Date/Time: Thursday,April 23rd, 2020 at 08:52 (it was 09:52 local time!) in the in the morning at epicenter
Magnitude: M 3.5
GPS: 45° 49.800,15° 59.400
DEPTH: 2 f km [1.24 miles]
2.00 km [1.24 miles] to Zagreb,Europe
For M 3.5 it says : People do not feel any movement.. But I felt it rather nice!!
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Last week saw 1 out of 75 earthquakes equal or greater to 4.5 in the map area. Biggest worldwide were 2 of 6.3, one in Japan and one in PNG.
2199 out of 2680 of all earthquakes fell in the map area.
Percentage: 82.1%
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For the last 7 days, this is what I get in terms of earthquake activity greater than 4.5
America's
Same region but earthquakes above 3.0 last 7 days
Red circles are those within the last 24 hours. Red triangles are volcanoes currently erupting in one way or another.
America's
Same region but earthquakes above 3.0 last 7 days
Red circles are those within the last 24 hours. Red triangles are volcanoes currently erupting in one way or another.
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Compare to the Pacific region
Last 7 days above 4.5 mag
Above 3.0 mag
Pacific region looks to be having the most activity I think.
Also the 2 quakes above 6 mag in last 7 days were here as well - Papau New Guinea yesterday and off coast of Honshu in Japan 7 days ago.
Last 7 days above 4.5 mag
Above 3.0 mag
Pacific region looks to be having the most activity I think.
Also the 2 quakes above 6 mag in last 7 days were here as well - Papau New Guinea yesterday and off coast of Honshu in Japan 7 days ago.