Earthquakes around the world

WORLDWIDE EARTHQUAKE REPORT JUNE 14_2023

The planetary convergence of two conjunctions: Sun, Mercury Saturn on the one hand and Venus Mercury Jupiter on the other left a cluster of earthquakes in the region of the Kermadec Islands.
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The last earthquake of this cluster was recorded today, June 14, with a magnitude of 5.5.

● M 5.5 - Kermadec Islands region
2023-06-14 16:53:52 (UTC)
29.031°S 176.607°W. 13.7 km depth
USGS earthquake alert
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SSGEOS detected Atmospheric Fluctuation for Japan, the regions of Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, Guam and the Macquarie Islands region.
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● M 4.8 - 30 km WNW of Villa El Carmen, Nicaragua
2023-06-14 21:40:14 (UTC)
12.055°N 86.772°W. 91.1 km depth

● Summary

Seismic activity level has been at moderate levels in the last 24 hours. This is the last chart posted by Volcanodiscovery at 23:40 UTC on Jun 14 Global seismic activity chart
  • 1 quakes above magnitude 5
  • 36 quakes between magnitude 4 and 5
  • 112 quakes between magnitude 3 and 4
  • 225 quakes between magnitude 2 and 3
  • 623 quakes below magnitude 2 that people normally don't feel.
~997 earthquakes in the past 24h (940 earthquakes in the 24 hours prior to this report) Estimated combined seismic energy release: 6271 tons of TNT or 0.4 atomic bombs.
Volcanodiscovery earthquake report 24h
 
Strong earthquake in Philippines

M 6.2 - 11 km SSE of Hukay, Philippines
2023-06-15 02:19:23 (UTC)
13.744°N 120.741°E. 112.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

Estimated energy release 30089 tons of TNT or 1.9 atomic bombs

Data for the same earthquake reported by different agencies

Mag.DepthLocationSource
6.2124 km5 Km S of Hukay, PhilippinesUSGS
6.2124 kmMindoro, PhilippinesRaspberry
Shake
6.22 km6.2 MINDORO, PHILIPPINESEMSC
6.3119 kmPhilippines: 015 Km S 64° W of Calatagan (Batangas)PHIVOLCS
6.010 kmPhilippines: Near ManilaRENASS
6.2118 kmPhilippines [Sea]INGV
6.510 kmMindoro, PhilippinesGFZ
6.210 kmMindoro, PhilippinesIRIS
6.2131 kmMindoro, PhilippinesGeoAu
6.2100 kmPhilippines: 菲律宾CEIC
Volcanodiscovery
 
WORLDWIDE EARTHQUAKE REPORT JUNE 15_2023

The seismic energy that started in the Macquarie Islands and continued with a seismic cluster in the Kermadec Islands north of Auckland, New Zealand finally burst south of the Fiji Islands with an M7.2 earthquake.

● M 7.2 - south of the Fiji Islands
2023-06-15 18:06:27 (UTC)
22.982°S 177.208°W. 167.4 km depth
USGS earthquake alert
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On the 13th a convergence of two planetary conjunctions
● Sun Mercury Neptune early
● Followed by Venus Mercury Jupiter later that day
We could see strong to significant seismic activity after this convergence. Most likely around June 14 or 15.
Now we see the result of the convergence of two conjunctions on June 13 and the atmospheric fluctuation recorded on June 6 that targeted the region. Also the M7.2 earthquake followed a Earth, Moon-Mars conjunction on the 14th.
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M 6.2 - 11 km SSE of Hukay, Philippines

New Atmospheric Fluctuations detected today Point to Southern Mexico and Central America

Meanwhile an M5.2 earthquake has been registered in Chile.

● M 5.2 - 49 km WNW of Santa Cruz, Chile
2023-06-15 19:07:34 (UTC)
34.519°S 71.891°W. 39.1 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

● M 5.1 - Kermadec Islands region
2023-06-15 01:46:32 (UTC)
29.292°S 176.940°W. 35.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

Two earthquakes were recorded in Somalia

●M 4.9 - Gulf of Aden
2023-06-15 15:40:13 (UTC)
12.836°N 47.998°E. 10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

● M 4.5 - 143 km NNW of Las Khorey, Somalia
2023-06-15 05:54:52 (UTC)
12.422°N 47.900°E. 10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert
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● Summary

Seismic activity level has been at very high levels in the last 24 hours. This is the last chart posted by Volcanodiscovery at 23:40 UTC on Jun 14 Global seismic activity chart
  • 1 quake above magnitude 7
  • 1 quake between magnitude 6 and 7
  • 2 quakes between magnitude 5 and 6
  • 44 quakes between magnitude 4 and 5
  • 124 quakes between magnitude 3 and 4
  • 210 quakes between magnitude 2 and 3
  • 533 quakes below magnitude 2 that people normally don't feel.
~915 earthquakes in the past 24h (997 earthquakes in the 24 hours prior to this report) Estimated combined seismic energy release: 1147 gigawatt hours, equivalent to 9.9 x 105 tons of TNT or 61.7 atomic bombs
Volcanodiscovery earthquake report 24h
 
Strong earthquake in Tonga region

● M 6.0 - Tonga region
2023-06-16 08:11:34 (UTC)
23.570°S 175.882°W. 22.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

Estimated energy release: 15080 tons of TNT or 0.9 atomic bomb

Data for the same earthquake reported by different agencies

Mag.DepthLocationSource
6.022 kmTonga: New ZealandUSGS
6.025 kmTonga Islands RegionGFZ
6.022 kmTonga Islands RegionRaspberry
Shake
5.472 kmTonga: Near AucklandRENASS
5.233 kmTonga RegionGEONET (NZ)
6.167 kmTonga Islands Region [Sea: Tonga]INGV
6.018 kmTonga Islands RegionGeoAu
6.010 kmTonga Islands RegionIRIS
6.030 kmTONGA REGIONEMSC
Volcanodiscovery

This region has been very active in the last few days. It is possible that this energy is moving towards the Nazca plate and therefore towards the South American plate.
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The magnitude is around 5.5 on the Richter scale. Did you feel it?" It is quite rare for the Atlantic coast of France:
Followed by a minor aftershock at 2-KM

Pieces of stone probably coming from a chimney fell in the center of #Niort . The surroundings are cordoned off #seisme #DeuxSèvres

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Followed by a minor aftershock at 2-KM

Pieces of stone probably coming from a chimney fell in the center of #Niort . The surroundings are cordoned off #seisme #DeuxSèvres

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🇫🇷 #France The strongest earthquake in the country since 1972 has just occurred in the west of France

The magnitude of the earthquake was 5.5, the epicenter in Mose-sur-le-Mignon (near La Rochelle). 😯

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WORLDWIDE EARTHQUAKE REPORT JUNE 16_2023

So far the Earth-Moon-Saturn conjunction has coincided with high seismic activity.
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The Tonga region has recorded high seismic activity in the past 24 h. Two M6+ earthquakes shook the region and several M5+ earthquakes have been recorded.

● M 6.0 - Tonga region
2023-06-16 08:11:34 (UTC)

● M 6.2 - 251 km SSW of ‘Ohonua, Tonga
2023-06-16 19:10:50 (UTC)
23.563°S 175.472°W. 20.5 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

● M 5.7 - 255 km SSW of ‘Ohonua, Tonga
2023-06-16 10:45:24 (UTC)
23.583°S 175.529°W. 10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

● M 5.5 - 262 km SSW of ‘Ohonua, Tonga
2023-06-16 20:30:44 (UTC)
23.540°S 175.917°W. 13.6 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

● M 5.1 - 253 km SSW of ‘Ohonua, Tonga
2023-06-16 08:41:33 (UTC)
23.434°S 175.952°W. 6.5 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

● M 5.0 - Tonga region
2023-06-16 17:04:34 (UTC)
23.441°S 175.946°W. 16.7 km depth
USGS earthquake alert
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● M 5.1 - 35km South of San Pedro Pochutla Oaxaca, Mexico
2023-06-15 20:03:38 (UTC)
15.987°N 96.277°W. 36.3 km depth

● M 5.0 - India-Bangladesh border region
2023-06-16 04:46:11 (UTC)
24.750°N 92.042°E. 10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert
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● M 4.8 - 4 km SSE of Courçon, France
2023-06-16 16:38:28 (UTC)
46.212°N 0.785°W. 5.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert
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Very strong' earthquake hits western France

A rare 5.8 magnitude earthquake
hit large parts of western France on Friday evening, with the seismology bureau BCSF calling it "very strong" amid reports of damage to buildings

Ecology transition minister Christophe Béchu said it was "one of the strongest quakes registered on the mainland".

The national network for seismic surveillance RENASS recorded the quake at 5.3 while the French Central Seismological Bureau (BCSF) put it at 5.8.

"A series of material damage was reported from the southwest of the department," with stone falling off buildings and cracks appearing in walls, the prefecture's statement said.

Further south in the neighbouring Charente-Maritime department cracks appeared in buildings and a power line came down leaving 1,100 homes in the dark.

The earthquake was felt as far afield as Rennes in the north and Bordeaux in the southwest.

In the city of Tours, on the Loire river, law student Lea Franke said she was reading on her bed when she felt the tremors.


● Summary

Seismic activity level has been at  high levels in the last 24 hours. This is the last chart posted by Volcanodiscovery at 23:55 UTC on Jun 16 Global seismic activity chart
  • 2 quakes above magnitude 6
  • 6 quakes between magnitude 5 and 6
  • 48 quakes between magnitude 4 and 5
  • 104 quakes between magnitude 3 and 4
  • 245 quakes between magnitude 2 and 3
  • 497 quakes below magnitude 2 that people normally don't feel.
~902 earthquakes in the past 24h (915 earthquakes in the 24 hours prior to this report) Estimated combined seismic energy release: 60027 tons of TNT or 3.8 atomic bombs
Volcanodiscovery earthquake report 24h
 
“It’s just mind boggling.” More than 19,000 undersea volcanoes discovered
Science
New seamount maps could aid in studies of ecology, plate tectonics, and ocean mixing
19 Apr 2023 1:10 PM By Paul Voosen
The U.S. submarine fleet’s biggest adversary lately hasn’t been Red October. In 2005, the nuclear-powered USS San Francisco collided with an underwater volcano, or seamount, at top speed, killing a crew member and injuring most aboard. It happened again in 2021 when the USS Connecticut struck a seamount in the South China Sea, damaging its sonar array.

With only one-quarter of the sea floor mapped with sonar, it is impossible to know how many seamounts exist. But radar satellites that measure ocean height can also find them, by looking for subtle signs of seawater mounding above a hidden seamount, tugged by its gravity. A 2011 census using the method found more than 24,000. High-resolution radar data have now added more than 19,000 new ones. The vast majority—more than 27,000—remain uncharted by sonar. “It’s just mind boggling,” says David Sandwell, a marine geophysicist at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, who helped lead the work.
Seamounts often occur in chains formed as tectonic plates ride over stationary plumes of hot rock rising from the mantle. As a result, the catalog will pay immediate dividends for studies of Earth’s interior, says Carmen Gaina, a geophysicist at the Queensland University of Technology. It has already identified new seamounts in the northeast Atlantic Ocean that could help track the evolution of the mantle plume that feeds Iceland’s volcanoes. The survey also spotted seamounts near a ridge in the Indian Ocean where fresh crust is made as tectonic plates spread apart. They suggest a surprising amount of volcanism in a region once thought to be magma starved, Gaina says.
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NEWS | Numerous aftershocks from #séisme yesterday, including a larger one felt at 04:27 tonight east of #LaRochelle ( #CharenteMaritime ). Magnitude estimated between 4.8 to 5.1 on the Richter scale. Did it wake you up?#earthquake
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The 500 inhabitants of the village of La Laigne were evacuated after the earthquake @SDIS17 @Gendarmerie_017 #CharenteMaritime #seisme #tremblementdeterre https://l.francebleu.fr/DI0i
Video of #séisme having touched part of the West of #France this Friday evening with a marked jolt for a few seconds. Several aftershocks have taken place since, including one with a magnitude close to 5 at the end of the night.Video: Alain Doyen

#testimonies
 
Regarding the recent quake wave in France, here is a screenshot from
Earthquakes - Earthquake today - Latest Earthquakes in the World - EMSC showing the location, and size of the quakes.
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From the site. To the left this quake as it was felt, to the right other quakes in and near Europe in the last 24 hours:
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The national network for seismic surveillance RENASS recorded the quake at 5.3 while the French Central Seismological Bureau (BCSF) put it at 5.8.
This page, Le Bureau Central Sismologique Français (BCSF) - Cartes des enquêtes , displays quakes since January 2022, to the left and since 1970 to the right:
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As seen, the distribution is uneven.
The 5.5 has been upgraded to a 5.8
Following the link for 5.8, there was CEA - DAM A diagram shows the seismicity distribution recorded by the DASE since 1970, 100 km around the current earthquake
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The diagram will probably be updated later with the latest quakes:

Regarding the size of the largest quake in the sequence, 5.0, the Earthquakes - Earthquake today - Latest Earthquakes in the World - EMSC figure, and 5.8, CEA - Sciences de la Terre et de l'Environnement, there is a difference of about 16 times in terms of released energy, as a 0.2 difference in magnitude size means that the released energy is twice larger when going up and half when going down. How estimates can vary probably has to do with different instruments placed in different locations. The instruments pick up seismic waves, but the displays on the seismographs then have to be interpreted.
 
Another strong earthquake in Tonga

M 6.0 - Tonga region
2023-06-17 11:26:21 (UTC)
23.442°S 175.428°W. 35.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

Estimated energy release 15080 tons of TNT or 0.9 atomic bombs

Data for the same earthquake reported by different agencies

Mag.DepthLocationSource
6.035 kmTonga RegionUSGS
5.810 kmTonga Islands RegionGFZ
6.035 kmTonga Islands RegionRaspberry
Shake
5.510 kmTonga: Near AucklandRENASS
6.167 kmTonga Islands RegionGeoAu
6.133 kmNew ZealandGEONET (NZ)
6.010 kmTonga Islands RegionIRIS
6.035 kmTONGA REGIONEMSC
Volcanodiscovery
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