Earthquakes around the world
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Last night the volcano Fuego in Guatemala started to erupt with a big explosion. At the same time a huge explosion in Hawaii triggered a magnitude 5.5 tremor. A quake watch is in effect in the next several days due to more critical interplanetary geometry. Details are not revealed due to plagiarism on the internet.
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Earthquake, Magnitude 5.0 - TRISTAN DA CUNHA REGION - 2018 June 07, 08:49:17 UTC
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Earthquake, Magnitude 5.4 - ISLAND OF HAWAII, HAWAII - 2018 June 07, 02:06:39 UTC
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2018-06-07 ML 3.9 CROATIA
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Earthquake, Magnitude 4.1 - GULF OF CALIFORNIA - 2018 June 07, 03:03:09 UTC
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TheEarthMaster Published on Jun 6, 20180 / 6:34 (5 hours ago)
Current World Earthquake Map https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquak... Recent California and Nevada Earthquakes http://scedc.caltech.edu/recent/ Current Space Weather info http://www.spaceweather.com/
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Earthquake, Magnitude 5.4 - ISLAND OF HAWAII, HAWAII - 2018 June 07, 02:06:39 UTC
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2018-06-07 ML 3.9 CROATIA
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Earthquake, Magnitude 4.1 - GULF OF CALIFORNIA - 2018 June 07, 03:03:09 UTC
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Current World Earthquake Map https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquak... Recent California and Nevada Earthquakes http://scedc.caltech.edu/recent/ Current Space Weather info http://www.spaceweather.com/
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UK earthquake MAP: Where did magnitude 3.9 earthquake hit? Where were the tremors felt?
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/972479/earthquake-grimsby-houses-shake-in-tremorUPDATED: 13:01, Sun, Jun 10, 2018 Video / 00:46
http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2018-06/13/c_137250720.htm said:
The EMSC feed from the last 30 days globally shows increased seismic activity along the subduction zone between Samoa and New Zealand. This afternoon another magnitude 5.6 earthquake occurred in Samoa
At least 3 killed, 200+ injured after 6.1 quake strikes Osaka, Japan
Edited time: 18 Jun, 2018 04:13
At least three people have been confirmed killed and more casualties are feared, after a magnitude 6.1 earthquake hit north of Osaka Prefecture in western Japan, local media report.
An 80-year-old man and a young 9yo girl were killed in Japan, crushed by collapsing walls, public broadcaster NHK reported. Several others are reported in a state of "cardiopulmonary arrest," a condition usually used by Japanese authorities until a formal examination has been conducted to confirm death.
At least 217 people were injured, mainly across the northern Osaka and neighboring prefectures, the broadcaster reports, citing data from local police and fire departments.
Some 170,000 households remain without power in Osaka, as well as neighboring Hyogo prefecture, according to local electricity operator Kansai.
Besides electricity outages, at least one house caught fire and several major water pipes burst following the quake, according to footage shown by local TV. The jolt struck during the Monday morning rush hour, and forced a halt to some rail services. As a precaution, flights were also delayed in Osaka airport.
While there were no reports of widespread damage, Japanese authorities are still assessing the impact, with PM Shinzo Abe emphasizing that the safety of residents is the government’s top priority at the moment.
Bottled drinks are scattered on the floor of a shop after an earthquake hit Osaka, Japan June 18, 2018 © Kyodo via Reuters
Agency warns of another possible quake- News - NHK WORLD - English
Earthquake causes blackouts in wide areas- News - NHK WORLD - English
M6.1 quake in Osaka as seen on Twitter | The Japan Times
Jun 18, 2018
Scenes from social media of the powerful earthquake that struck the Osaka area at 7:58 a.m. Monday morning.
At Least 3 Reportedly Killed, Over 200 Injured as Strong Quake Hits Japan
(updated 10:40 18.06.2018)
Jun 18, 2018
Scenes from social media of the powerful earthquake that struck the Osaka area at 7:58 a.m. Monday morning.
At Least 3 Reportedly Killed, Over 200 Injured as Strong Quake Hits Japan
(updated 10:40 18.06.2018)
Time for the Big One? Research suggests risk of California earthquake higher than previously thought
20 Jun, 2018 20:02
Geophysicists are hypothesizing that the San Andreas fault line in California could be the central point of a massive earthquake after new research suggested that the fault may be at higher risk than previously thought.
Researchers at Arizona State University have published a new study looking at the likelihood of a 7.5-magnitude (or stronger) quake occurring and rupturing the entire fault line.
It has long been thought that the central section of the fault line, which stretches 90 miles from San Juan Bautista southward to Parkfield, was creeping steadily in such a way that provided for the safe release of energy. That “creeping” movement, scientists believed, lessened the chances of a huge quake rupturing the entire fault line — but new research casts doubt over old assumptions.
‘Slow earthquakes’
The researchers found that the fault line has seen a sequence of “stick-and-slip” movements, or “slow earthquakes,” which release energy over a number of months. These slow earthquakes pass without being noticed by people, but they can trigger larger and more destructive quakes in the region.
"What looked like steady, continuous creep was actually made of episodes of acceleration and deceleration along the fault," said Mostafa Khoshmanesh, a graduate research assistant in the ASU's School of Earth and Space Exploration (SESE) and the lead author of a paper on the new research.
Another researcher, Manoochehr Shirzaei, who is the co-author of the paper, explained that the movement on the fault began every “one to two years” and then lasted for several months before ceasing. The pattern of these slow quakes led to “increased stress” on other segments of the fault, north and south of the central section.
The scientists found that the central part of the fault has an average movement of about three centimetres a year — or just over an inch. The distance sometimes varies, they said, some years moving by as much as four inches.
Higher risk
The authors of the research say that their findings are significant because they have uncovered a new kind of earthquake-triggering movement which is not accounted for in the current models of prediction used in the state.
READ MORE: 99.9% chance of ‘big’ L.A. earthquake soon? Why NASA and USGS can’t shake on it
Shirzaei said that, based on the new observations, he believes the seismic hazard in California is something that varies over time but is “probably higher than what people have thought up to now."
So when is it going to happen? Well, that’s the big question.
No one really knows, but Khoshmanesh explained that based on current models, there’s a “75 percent chance” of a magnitude 7 or larger quake in northern and southern California “within the next 30 years.”
Earthquake damage Kumamoto castle tow collapsed due to heavy rain (18/06/21)
I understood that the tower (Kagura) of Kumamoto Castle who was damaged such as leaning by the earthquake two years ago was collapsed. It is regarded as the influence of the heavy rain which continued since 19th.
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A small earthquake happened yesterday in the Laurentians in Québec.
Léger tremblement de terre dans les Laurentides | Philippe Teisceira-Lessard | Actualités
And a funny coincidence happened to us. We were having a friend over, and the exact time of the quake, my partner was pulling the kitchen curtains on the patio door for our friend to see our fabulous back garden, and the exact rime the curtain rod jumped out from the rod holder and felll on our friends head. We cant say that we felt the earth move but nothing could explain why the curtain rod fell. Afterwards I was so stunned I tryed several times to make the rod fall again, and there was no way?!
An hour later we saw the news of the quake that had just happened 15km from here. As it was only a 3,4 on the scale there are no reports of damage.
Léger tremblement de terre dans les Laurentides | Philippe Teisceira-Lessard | Actualités
And a funny coincidence happened to us. We were having a friend over, and the exact time of the quake, my partner was pulling the kitchen curtains on the patio door for our friend to see our fabulous back garden, and the exact rime the curtain rod jumped out from the rod holder and felll on our friends head. We cant say that we felt the earth move but nothing could explain why the curtain rod fell. Afterwards I was so stunned I tryed several times to make the rod fall again, and there was no way?!
An hour later we saw the news of the quake that had just happened 15km from here. As it was only a 3,4 on the scale there are no reports of damage.
A good review about the electroearthquakes, interesting points to be aware in this latitude, according to Ben, there might be another big one in a non distant future ---english with spanish subtittles
Earthquake, Magnitude 5.4 - SOUTHERN GREECE - 2018 June 25, 05:14:46 UTC
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M 5.2 Volcanic Eruption - 5km WSW of Volcano, Hawaii
Map: 0.9 km depth M 5.2 Hawaii
HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK - At 4:12 p.m. on Sunday, a collapse explosion event occurred at Kīlauea's summit. The energy released by the event was equivalent to M5.3 earthquake.
Ditrianum Published on Jun 23, 2018
As expected a seismic increase occurred with a M 5.7 in Argentina, a M 6.1 in Vanuatu and a M 5.8 at the Solomon Islands. A continuation is anticipated possibly up to ~ M6.5 later on the 23rd or early 24th. Current Seismic Indicator: http://www.ditrianum.org
TheEarthMaster Published on Jun 22, 2018
Current World Earthquake Map https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquak...
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Real Time Plotting of APE station using SeisComp
https://static2.emsc.eu/Images/INTE...ize50/IntensityMapThumbnails.png?t=1529906804
M 5.2 Volcanic Eruption - 5km WSW of Volcano, Hawaii
Map: 0.9 km depth M 5.2 Hawaii
HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK - At 4:12 p.m. on Sunday, a collapse explosion event occurred at Kīlauea's summit. The energy released by the event was equivalent to M5.3 earthquake.
As expected a seismic increase occurred with a M 5.7 in Argentina, a M 6.1 in Vanuatu and a M 5.8 at the Solomon Islands. A continuation is anticipated possibly up to ~ M6.5 later on the 23rd or early 24th. Current Seismic Indicator: http://www.ditrianum.org
Current World Earthquake Map https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquak...
6.0 quake strikes western coast of Mexico – USGS
Edited time: 30 Jun, 2018 04:29
A powerful 6.0 earthquake has struck off the Pacific Coast of Mexico, the USGS reports. The quake, according to an initial reading, happened offshore at a depth of 10 kilometers, some 58 kilometers west of Cihuatlan, in the state of Jalisco. No tsunami warning has yet been issued by the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center.
Over 600 Earthquakes at kilauea caldera today 6/29/2018
TheEarthMaster Published on Jun 29, 2018
Edited time: 30 Jun, 2018 04:29
A powerful 6.0 earthquake has struck off the Pacific Coast of Mexico, the USGS reports. The quake, according to an initial reading, happened offshore at a depth of 10 kilometers, some 58 kilometers west of Cihuatlan, in the state of Jalisco. No tsunami warning has yet been issued by the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center.
Over 600 Earthquakes at kilauea caldera today 6/29/2018
Abnormal earthquake swarm near Mayotte continues, constant shaking creating anxiety and stress
Posted by TW on July 02, 2018
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Abnormal earthquake swarm near the volcanic island of Mayotte in the Comoros Basin (Mozambique Channel) continues for nearly two months, creating anxiety and stress among locals.
The quakes are all occurring in the same spot, about 50 km (31 miles) to the east of the island. The largest so far was M5.8 on May 15. This quake was also the largest ever recorded in the archipelago.
"The seismic activity remains abnormal and persists," scientists working for the Bureau de Recherches Géologiques et Minières (BRGM), the France-based geological agency serving the territory, said July 2.
Image credit: BRGM
Ditrianum Published on Jul 1, 2018
Current Seismic Indicator: http://www.ditrianum.org
Earthquakes Tsunamis (@NewEarthquake) | Twitter
Posted by TW on July 02, 2018
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Abnormal earthquake swarm near the volcanic island of Mayotte in the Comoros Basin (Mozambique Channel) continues for nearly two months, creating anxiety and stress among locals.
The quakes are all occurring in the same spot, about 50 km (31 miles) to the east of the island. The largest so far was M5.8 on May 15. This quake was also the largest ever recorded in the archipelago.
"The seismic activity remains abnormal and persists," scientists working for the Bureau de Recherches Géologiques et Minières (BRGM), the France-based geological agency serving the territory, said July 2.
Image credit: BRGM
Current Seismic Indicator: http://www.ditrianum.org
Earthquakes Tsunamis (@NewEarthquake) | Twitter
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There was an earthquake in Albania today:
https://earthquake-report.com/2018/07/04/strong-earthquake-albania-july-4-2018/
https://earthquake-report.com/2018/07/04/strong-earthquake-albania-july-4-2018/
