Earthquakes around the world

EARTHQUAKE REPORT PAST 24HRS

Based on the averages of all earthquakes during the last 24 hours we had a moderate seismic activity level. See Global seismic activity level chart

Quakes in the past 24 hours:

~5 quakes above magnitude 5
~26 quakes between magnitude 4 and 5
~73 quakes between magnitude 3 and 4
~206 quakes between magnitude 2 and 3
~463 quakes below magnitude 2 that people normally don't feel.
~773 quakes past 24 h. (751 earthquakes in the 24 hours prior to this report) Estimated combined seismic energy released: 4.8 x 1013 joules (13.4 gigawatt hours, equivalent to 11538 tons of TNT or 0.7 atomic bombs!)
Volcanodiscovery earthquake report 24h

▪︎Strongest earthquake today M 5.4 - 118 km SSW of Tomohon, Indonesia
2022-08-18 07:46:27 (UTC)
0.340°N 124.375°E
166.5 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

Data for the same earthquake reported by different agencies​

Info: The more agencies report about the same quake and post similar data, the more confidence you can have in the data. It takes normally up to a few hours until earthquake parameters are calculated with near-optimum precision.
Mag.DepthLocationSource
5.7155 kmIndonesia: Di Laut 47 Km Tenggara Bolaang UkiBMKG
5.4169 kmMINAHASA, SULAWESI, INDONESIAEMSC
5.4167 kmIndonesia: Minahassa Peninsula, SulawesiRaspberryShake
5.4173 km118 Km SSW of Tomohon, IndonesiaGFZ
5.5173 kmMinahassa Peninsula, Sulawesi, Indonesia [Sea: Indonesia]INGV
5.4167 kmIndonesia: Minahassa Peninsula, SulawesiUSGS
5.4160 kmIndonesia: Minahassa Peninsula, SulawesiGeoAu
5.2178 kmIndonesia: Near ManadoRENASS

▪︎M 5.3 - 19 km SSE of Machalí, Chile (see post #3824)

▪︎M 5.1 - 61 km ENE of Namie, Japan
2022-08-18 05:46:09 (UTC)
37.628°N 141.674°E
53.5 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎M 5.1 - southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2022-08-18 21:24:29 (UTC)
20.224°S 12.412°W
10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert
 

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EARTHQUAKE REPORT PAST 24HRS

Based on the averages of all earthquakes during the last 24 hours we had a moderate seismic activity level. See Global seismic activity level chart

Quakes in the past 24 hours:

~6 quakes above magnitude 5
~18 quakes between magnitude 4 and 5
~86 quakes between magnitude 3 and 4
~182 quakes between magnitude 2 and 3
~431 quakes below magnitude 2 that people normally don't feel.
~723 quakes past 24 h. (773 earthquakes in the 24 hours prior to this report) Estimated combined seismic energy released: 4.1 x 1013 joules (11.4 gigawatt hours, equivalent to 9812 tons of TNT or 0.6 atomic bombs!)
Volcanodiscovery earthquake report 24h

Strong earthquakes in southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge

▪︎ M 5.4 - southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2022-08-19 07:12:43 (UTC)
20.502°S 11.630°W. 10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎M 5.4 - southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2022-08-19 02:42:12 (UTC)
20.453°S 11.767°W10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎M 5.2 - southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2022-08-19 11:05:24 (UTC)
20.509°S 11.719°W. 10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎M 5.2 - South Sandwich Islands region
2022-08-19 04:58:08 (UTC)
▪︎M 5.2 - South Sandwich Islands region
2022-08-19 17:51:56 (UTC)

▪︎M 4.6 - 9 km NNW of El Ángel, Ecuador
2022-08-19 00:22:26 (UTC)
0.695°N 77.983°W. 10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎M 4.8 - 77 km WSW of Vallenar, Chile
2022-08-19 09:44:41 (UTC)
28.736°S 71.528°W. 37.4 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎M 4.6 - 62 km SE of Contamana, Peru
2022-08-19 19:06:51 (UTC)
7.782°S 74.675°W. 155.5 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

 
EARTHQUAKE REPORT PAST 24HRS

Based on the averages of all earthquakes during the last 24 hours we had a low seismic activity level. See Global seismic activity level chart

Quakes in the past 24 hours:

~1 quake above magnitude 5
~33 quakes between magnitude 4 and 5
~88 quakes between magnitude 3 and 4
~193 quakes between magnitude 2 and 3
~353 quakes below magnitude 2 that people normally don't feel.
~668 quakes past 24 h. (723 earthquakes in the 24 hours prior to this report) Estimated combined seismic energy released: 1.5 x 1013 joules (4.24 gigawatt hours, equivalent to 3644 tons of TNT or 0.2 atomic bombs!)

Volcanodiscovery earthquake report 24h

▪︎Strongest earthquake today M 4.9 - 72 km E of Hualien City, Taiwan
2022-08-20 04:07:49 (UTC)
24.078°N 122.307°E. 30.4 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎ M 4.8 - 135 km NNW of Finschhafen, Papua New Guinea
2022-08-20 02:34:31 (UTC)
5.464°S 147.302°E
185.1 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎Earthquake in Northern Italy no reported by USGS

▪︎Earthquake Forecast. (4 minutes video)
Due to critical planetary geometry on 20-21 August there is a higher probability of strong to major seismic activity, most likely 22-24 August.

A convergence of critical planetary geometry from 26 to 28 August may cause major seismic activity, especially from 29 to 31 August.
 

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Sicily, Italy
21 Aug 2022

An earthquake the strength of Mb 4.1 has occurred on the western part of the island. Vulkane.net had an article about that, writing following:


Earthquake shakes Sicily

by Marc Szeglat

Date: 21. Aug 2022 | Time: 04:52:49 UTC | Location: 37.68 N ; 13.25 E | Depth: 04 km | Mb 4.1

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A moderate earthquake of magnitude 4.1 occurred in southwestern Sicily, with the hypocentre at a depth of only 4 km. The epicentre was located 12 km east of Sambuca di Sicilia. Palermo is located 41 km further north. Only 1 km from the epicentre is the town of Giuliana, where there was a strong shaking. However, the earthquake was also felt in a large radius, which is due to the shallow depth of the earthquake focus. At the EMSC there are 2 reports of perceptions. According to one quake witness, furniture shook and a cupboard banged against the wall. There are no reports of damage.

The mayor of Giuliana, Francesco Scarpinato, wrote on his Facebook page: "The citizens are informed that at 6.52 a.m. an earthquake of magnitude 4.2 with epicentre was registered in the area of the municipality of Giuliana. It goes on to say, "No personal injury or property damage has been recorded and we are monitoring the events in collaboration with the Civil Protection".

The INGV classifies the earthquake risk for the region as medium high. A report by Geoscientists says that while earthquakes can be even stronger than today's, the probability of their occurrence is not particularly high.


Year of 1968

This morning's earthquake occurred about 20 kilometres east of the area of the great earthquake sequence of 1968. At that time, there was an earthquake of moment magnitude 5.5 in the Belice region. This was followed by a sequence of further earthquakes with magnitudes in the 5 range - At that time, great damage was caused. At least 231 people died.

The village of Giuliana is famous among mineral collectors because a special variety of jasper is found in the fields of the region, which is the name of the village. Between the 12th and 17th centuries, it was mined as a gemstone in a quarry in the Sican mountains. Jasper consists mainly of quartz with mineral admixtures that give it a reddish colour. As a gangue rock, it forms from gel-like fluids that fill tectonic cracks. This indirectly indicates numerous faults where earthquakes can occur.


END OF ARTICLE
 
Last week saw 1 M6, being the M6.6 in the Kermadec Islands.
In the usual area, there were 4 out of 89 earthquakes worldwide equal to or greater than 4.5 and 1476 out of 1977 quakes of all sizes.
Percentage: 74.7%
Last week saw 1 M6, being a M6.4 near the Loyalty Islands.
In the usual area, there was just 1 out of 91 earthquakes worldwide equal to or greater than 4.5 and 1479 out of 1844 quakes of all sizes.
Percentage: 80.2%
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EARTHQUAKE REPORT PAST 24HRS

Based on the averages of all earthquakes during the last 24 hours we had a moderate seismic activity level. See Global seismic activity level chart

Quakes in the past 24 hours:

~2 quakes above magnitude 5
~37 quakes between magnitude 4 and 5
~80 quakes between magnitude 3 and 4
~204 quakes between magnitude 2 and 3
~394 quakes below magnitude 2 that people normally don't feel.
~717 quakes past 24 h. (668 earthquakes in the 24 hours prior to this report) Estimated combined seismic energy released: 2.6 x 1013 joules (7.27 gigawatt hours, equivalent to 6252 tons of TNT or 0.4 atomic bombs!)

▪︎Strongest earthquake M 5.5 - 50 km NW of Bahía de Caráquez, Ecuador
2022-08-21 10:28:00 (UTC)
0.238°S 80.702°W
10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎M 5.1 - Reykjanes Ridge
2022-08-21 15:28:14 (UTC)
60.608°N 28.687°W
10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎Immense pressure is building between tectonic plates.
 

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EARTHQUAKE REPORT PAST 24HRS

Based on the averages of all earthquakes during the last 24 hours we had a moderate seismic activity level. See Global seismic activity level chart

Quakes in the past 24 hours:

~2 quakes above magnitude 5
~37 quakes between magnitude 4 and 5
~80 quakes between magnitude 3 and 4
~204 quakes between magnitude 2 and 3
~394 quakes below magnitude 2 that people normally don't feel.
~717 quakes past 24 h. (668 earthquakes in the 24 hours prior to this report) Estimated combined seismic energy released: 2.6 x 1013 joules (7.27 gigawatt hours, equivalent to 6252 tons of TNT or 0.4 atomic bombs!)

▪︎Strongest earthquake M 5.5 - 50 km NW of Bahía de Caráquez, Ecuador
2022-08-21 10:28:00 (UTC)
0.238°S 80.702°W
10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎M 5.1 - Reykjanes Ridge
2022-08-21 15:28:14 (UTC)
60.608°N 28.687°W
10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎Immense pressure is building between tectonic plates.
Does not bode well for Bangladesh. Very poor construction in much of the country. Very large population living on what is mostly a sandy, unstable river delta. With poverty, floods, cyclones and a culture of grift, the ordinary people suffer unbelievable hardships.

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Bangladesh is one of the most tectonically active regions in the world. Bangladesh is facing a high risk of moderate to strong earthquakes that may result in widespread damage. It sits where three tectonic plates meet: the Indian Plate, the Eurasian Plate, and the Burmese Plate. Bangladesh is located close to the two subduction zones created by two tectonic plates: the Indian plate and the Eurasian plate. The capital city Dhaka is vulnerable to the earthquake as the country is in an active region. Bangladesh is extremely vulnerable to seismic activity.

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There are many active faults along this boundary, such as the enormous Dauki fault that borders northern Bangladesh. According to a seismic zoning map prepared by
the BUET, 43 per cent areas in Bangladesh are rated high risk, 41 per cent moderate and 16 percent low . divides the country into three earthquake vulnerability zones. Panchagarh, Rangpur, Gaibandha, Kurigram,Jamalpur, Sherpur, Mymensingh, Netrakona, Sunamganj, Kishoreganj, Moulvibazar, Sylhet, Habiganj and Brahmanbaria are placed in the highest risk zone.
Seven major earthquakes struck Bangladesh during the last 150 years and only two had the epicentre within the country. Based on the epicentres of earlier earthquakes, Dhaka has crossed 130 years; Chittagong has crossed 250 years and Sylhet about 100 years, which now raises the prospect of a major earthquake striking Bangladesh
  1. Zone-1: Sylhet-Mymensingh is with the possible magnitude of 7 on the Richter scale.
  2. Zone-2: Chittagong-Comilla-Dhaka and Tangail are with the possible magnitude of 6 on the Richter scale.
  3. Zone-3: Rest of the country is with possible magnitude of 6 on the Richter scale.

Historical Eartquake in Bangladesh​

Since 1900 more than 100 moderate to large earthquakes occurred in Bangladesh, 65 events occurred after 1960. This increase in earthquake activity is an indication of fresh tectonic activity or propagation of fractures from the adjacent seismic zones
YearMagnitude of EarthquakeEpicentre & LocationSummary and Effect
1548Unknown –Sylhet and ChittagongThe earth opened in many places and threw up water and mud of
sulphurous smell.
1642UnknownSylhetBuildings were cracked but there was no loss of life.
1663UnknownAssam in India and Sylhet district in
Bangladesh.
Severe earthquake, continued for half an hour.
1762UnknownFoul island, Chedua island, Chittagong,
Eastern bank of the Meghna, Dhaka.
Raised the coast of Foul island by 2.74m and the northwest coast
f Chedua island by 6.71m above sea level.
Caused a permanent submergence of 155.40 sq km near
Chittagong.
n Dhaka 500 persons lost their lives, the rivers and jheels were
gitated and raised high above their usual levels and when they
eceded their banks were strewn with dead fish.
A large river dried up, a tract of land sank and 200 people with all
heir cattle were lost.
Two volcanoes were said to have opened in the Sitakunda hills.
1775UnknownDhakaNo loss of life
1812UnknownMany places of Bangladesh, violent in Sylhet
1865UnknownMany places of Bangladeshno serious damage occurred.
1869UnknownSylhetSteeple of the church was shattered, walls of the courthouse and
he circuit bungalow cracked, in the eastern part of the district the
anks of many rivers caved in.
18857Manikganj (epicentre)Generally associated with the deep-seated Jamuna Fault.
18897.5Jaintia Hills (epicentre) – SylhetAffected Sylhet town and surrounding areas.
18978.7Epicentre at Shillong Plateau.
Affected area- Sylhet, Mymensingh,
Rajshahi.
Caused serious damage to masonry buildings in Sylhet townwhere the death toll rose to 545. The tremor was felt throughout
Bengal, from the south Lushai Hills on the east to Shahbad on the
west.n Mymensingh, many public buildings of the district town were wrecked, very few of the two-storied brick-built houses belonging
o zamindars survived.Heavy damage was done to the bridges on the Dhaka Mymensingh railway, traffic was suspended for about a fortnight. The river communication of the district was seriously affected by
Brahmaputra).Loss of the property was estimated at five million Taka.
Rajshahi suffered severe shocks, 15 persons died.
n Tippera masonry buildings and old temples suffered a lot, total
damage was estimated at Rs 9,000.
19187.6Epicentre- Srimangal, Maulvi Bazar.,Intense damage occurred in Srimangal, minor effects in Dhaka.
19307.1Epicentre – Dhubri, Assam.Major damage in the eastern parts of Rangpur district.
19348.3Epicentre – Darbhanga of Bihar, India. (15
January)
Great damage in Bihar, Nepal and Uttar Pradesh, Bangladesh
was not affected.
19347.1Epicentre – Dhubri of Assam, India. (3 July)Damages in greater Rangpur district of Bangladesh.
19508.4Epicentre in Assam, India.The tremor was felt throughout Bangladesh but no damage was
reported.
19976ChittagongMinor damage around Chittagong town.
19995.2Maheshkhali Island with the epicentre in the
same place.
Severely felt around Maheshkhali island and the adjoining sea.
Houses cracked and in some cases collapsed.
20035.1Kolabunia union of Barkal upazila,
Rangamati.
20064.2Epicentre located 110 km southwest of
Dhaka near Narail.
The tremor was widely felt in Dhaka as well as other places in the
country.
20083.8Epicentre – Situated in Manikganj 41 km
west-northwest of DUEO (believed to be
originated from the Madhupur fault)
Created considerable panic among the city dwellers.
20085.1Epicentre – 12 km northeast of Mymensingh
city and120 km north of Dhaka.
Caused panic, tremors from this earthquake were felt in many
parts of the Dhaka metropolitan area.
20084.5Epicentre – 50 km southeast of Dhaka near
Kachua of Chandpur.
Caused tremendous panic among the city dwellers.
20096.1Epicentre – Eastern Bhutan, 410 km north
northeast of Dhaka. Originated from the Main
Central Thrust (MCT).
Shook most of Bangladesh.
20097.5Epicentre – North Andaman Islands of the
Bay of Bengal and seacoast of Myanmar.
No significant damage was reported throughout Bangladesh, but
the tremor was felt strongly in Dhaka.
20104.8The tremor was felt in Dhaka and its
surrounding areas, Epicentre – 45 km
southwest from Dhaka.
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20116.8Epicentre – 500 north from Dhaka in Indian
Sikkims’s capital Gangtok.
The tremor felt was strong enough in Dhaka and the northern part
of Bangladesh
 
Hi @Yupo

Yes, in fact the lack of earthquakes greater than M8+ in the region is what supports the hypothesis of the "culebra" event.


According to the data you provide, there has not been an M8 or higher earthquake in the region since 1950 and specifically in Bangladesh since 1918 According to Volcanodiscovery data, there has not been an earthquake higher than M7

Major magnitude 7.2 earthquake - Netrakona, Mymensingh Division, 19 km north of Kishorganj, Bangladesh, on Monday, July 8, 1918 at 10:22 GMT 104 years ago

Estimated energy: 4 x 1015 joules (1106 gigawatt hours, equivalent to 9.5 x 105 tons of TNT or 59.5 atomic bombs)

Latest quake: Mag. 6.2 | 20 km NW of Hakha, Chin State, Myanmar (Burma) - 38 weeks ago


Are we due to a BIG earthquake in the region? A big earthquake is part of the coming "shock and awe" ?

Seems like we are safe until mid 2023
(eboard10) Someone on Twitter (Canadian earthquake researcher) predicts that a 10+ earthquake with the epicenter around the Philippines will hit between now and mid-2023 due to the release of an existing blocking of tectonic plates. How likely is that to happen?

A: 26%

But what sbout 2024-2025?
I had a dream last night where some sort of discussion was going on and I don't remember much except that it was stated that everything would collapse in two years. I had the impression that this was due to the total collapse of the weather, i.e. full bore ice age in progress. For what it's worth.

A: There are a few more steps before an ice age. Some of them not very pleasant.

Q: (Perceval) Earthquakes, volcanoes, economic collapse...(Burma Jones) Mass starvation. (Perceval) Plague. (L) Crop failure.

A: All of those and more.
 
EARTHQUAKE REPORT PAST 24HRS

Based on the averages of all earthquakes during the last 24 hours we had a moderate seismic activity level. See Global seismic activity level chart

Quakes in the past 24 hours:

~3 quakes above magnitude 5
~32 quakes between magnitude 4 and 5
~90 quakes between magnitude 3 and 4
~221 quakes between magnitude 2 and 3
~416 quakes below magnitude 2 that people normally don't feel.
~762 quakes past 24 h.(717 earthquakes in the 24 hours prior to this report) Estimated combined seismic energy released: 3.1 x 1013 joules (8.59 gigawatt hours, equivalent to 7388 tons of TNT or 0.5 atomic bombs!)
Volcanodiscovery earthquake report 24h

▪︎Strongest earthquake M 5.5 - 49 km SE of Nusa Dua, Indonesia
2022-08-22 08:36:32 (UTC)
9.089°S 115.583°E. 140.9 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎M 5.3 - 103 km NNE of Yonakuni, Japan
2022-08-22 02:53:01 (UTC)
25.254°N 123.550°E. 160.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎M 5.1 - central Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2022-08-22 07:54:58 (UTC)
0.963°S 24.646°W. 10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert


According to SSGEOS opinion the "culebra" event would not occur in the Philippine region (Sunda plate) as a result of the absence of M8+ earthquakes in recent years but in the eastern part of the Indian Ocean.

Earth cracking up under Indian Ocean

Geologists have spent five months puzzling over the twin quakes – of magnitude 8.6 and 8.2 – which took place off the coast of North Sumatra. Events that large normally occur at the boundary between tectonic plates, where one chunk of Earth’s crust slides beneath another, but these were more than 100 kilometres from such a subduction zone.

Matthias Delescluse at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris, France, and his colleagues have an explanation. They analysed quakes in the area since December 2004, when a magnitude-9.1 quake in a subduction zone near Sumatra triggered a devastating tsunami. They found earthquakes during this period were nearly 10 times more frequent compared with the previous eight years. What’s more, 26 of the quakes that happened between December 2004 and April 2011 were similar to the 11 April quakes in that they involved rocks being pushed and pulled in the same directions.

Taken together, the events suggest that the Indo-Australian plate is breaking up along a new plate boundary, say the researchers, and that may account for both the location and the size of April’s quakes (Nature, DOI: 10.1038/nature11520). Although both are currently on the same plate, Australia is moving faster than India. This is causing a broad area in the centre of the Indo-Australian plate to buckle. As a result, the plate may be splitting (see map).
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Strong earthquake M 6.0 - 117 km S of Pagar Alam, Indonesia
2022-08-23 14:31:40 (UTC)
5.076°S 103.101°E.
58.8 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

Estimated energy: 3.5 x 1014 joules (98.6 gigawatt hours, equivalent to 84802 tons of TNT or 5.3 atomic bombs!)

Data for the same earthquake reported by different agencies​


Mag.DepthLocationSource
6.512 kmIndonesia: Di Laut 64 Km BaratDaya KAUR-BENGKULUBMKG
6.059 kmSouthern Sumatra, IndonesiaRaspberryShake
6.260 kmSOUTHERN SUMATRA, INDONESIAEMSC
6.110 kmIndonesia: Near JakartaRENASS
6.257 kmSouthern Sumatra, IndonesiaGFZ
6.264 kmSouthern Sumatra, IndonesiaGeoAu
6.375 kmSouthern Sumatera, Indonesia [Sea: Indonesia]INGV
6.059 km117 Km S of Pagar Alam, IndonesiaUSGS

 
EARTHQUAKE REPORT AUG 23

Based on the averages of all earthquakes during the last 24 hours we had a High seismic activity level. See Global seismic activity level chart
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Quakes in the past 24 hours:

~1 quake above magnitude 6
~6 quakes between magnitude 5 and 6
~34 quakes between magnitude 4 and 5
~92 quakes between magnitude 3 and 4
~220 quakes between magnitude 2 and 3
~450 quakes below magnitude 2 that people normally don't feel.
~803 quakes past 24 h.(762 earthquakes in the 24 hours prior to this report) Estimated combined seismic energy released: 4.2 x 1014 joules (118 gigawatt hours, equivalent to 1 x 105 tons of TNT or 6.3 atomic bombs!)
Volcanodiscovery earthquake report 24h

▪︎UPDATE: M6.2 - 121 km S of Pagar Alam, Indonesia (see previous post)
2022-08-23 14:31:40 (UTC)
5.115°S 103.086°E
55.8 km depth

▪︎M 5.8 - Balleny Islands region
2022-08-23 18:41:30 (UTC)
62.175°S 161.425°E. 10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

M 5.4 - Pacific-Antarctic Ridge
2022-08-23 11:53:10 (UTC)
62.551°S 158.989°W. 10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎M 5.2 - 149 km SE of Pangai, Tonga
2022-08-23 16:29:38 (UTC)
20.828°S 173.410°W. 10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎M 5.1 - 199 km WSW of Bandar Lampung, Indonesia
2022-08-23 19:46:49 (UTC)
6.287°S 103.673°E. 18.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎M 5.0 - 152 km W of Tual, Indonesia
2022-08-23 13:39:12 (UTC)
5.398°S 131.396°E. 89.4 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎Earthquake swarm South Carolina

▪︎We are in the middle of a strong seismic activity period according to SSGEOS forecast. Next period around 29-31 August
Earthquake Forecast. (4 minutes video)
Due to critical planetary geometry on 20-21 August there is a higher probability of strong to major seismic activity, most likely 22-24 August.
 
EARTHQUAKE REPORT AUGUST 24

Based on the averages of all earthquakes during the last 24 hours we had a  moderate seismic activity level. See Global seismic activity level chart

Quakes in the past 24 hours:

~2 quakes above magnitude 5
~23 quakes between magnitude 4 and 5
~83 quakes between magnitude 3 and 4
~208 quakes between magnitude 2 and 3
~434 quakes below magnitude 2 that people normally don't feel.
~750 quakes past 24 h.(893 earthquakes in the 24 hours prior to this report) Estimated combined seismic energy released: 2.5 x 1013 joules (6.83 gigawatt hours, equivalent to 5876 tons of TNT or 0.4 atomic bombs!)
Volcanodiscovery earthquake report 24h

▪︎Strongest earthquake M 5.4 - 68 km NE of Calama, Chile
2022-08-24 12:09:45 (UTC)
21.983°S 68.498°W
107.7 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎M 5.2 - 68 km SW of Isangel, Vanuatu
2022-08-24 15:33:36 (UTC)
19.905°S 168.754°E
45.2 km depth

▪︎M 4.8 - 2 km SE of Llano Grande, Mexico
2022-08-24 01:26:53 (UTC)
16.928°N 99.416°W
26.8 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎M 4.5 - 54 km SSE of Kaş, Turkey
2022-08-24 05:30:20 (UTC)
35.726°N 29.798°E 10.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert
 

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EARTHQUAKE REPORT AUGUST 25

Based on the averages of all earthquakes during the last 24 hours we had a  low seismic activity level. See Global seismic activity level chart

Quakes in the past 24 hours:

~1 quakes above magnitude 5
~15 quakes between magnitude 4 and 5
~100 quakes between magnitude 3 and 4
~220 quakes between magnitude 2 and 3
~494 quakes below magnitude 2 that people normally don't feel.
~ 830 quakes past 24 h.(750 earthquakes in the 24 hours prior to this report) Estimated combined seismic energy released: 1.1 x 1013 joules (3.11 gigawatt hours, equivalent to 2673 tons of TNT or 0.2 atomic bombs!)
Volcanodiscovery earthquake report 24h

▪︎Strongest earthquake M5.0 - 116 km SSW of Bengkulu, Indonesia
2022-08-25 03:21:30 (UTC)
4.724°S 101.755°E
35.0 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎Quakes detected near Volcanos: Askja (1 quake mag 1.1), Bardarbunga (1 quake mag 2.4), Cabalian (1 quake mag 2.2), Cheb Basin volcanic area (1 quake mag 3.0), Clear Lake (33 quakes between mag 0.2-1.9), Coso (2 quakes between mag 1.0-1.4)
El Hierro (1 quake mag 2.6), Kilauea (2 quakes between mag 2.1-2.3), La Palma (4 quakes between mag 0.8-1.3), Laacher See (1 quake mag 1.5), Mahagnao (1 quake mag 2.1), Maunaloa (1 quake mag 2.9), Mount Rainier (2 quakes between mag 0.4-1.0), Nisyros (1 quake mag 2.1), Prestahnukur (1 quake mag 1.4), Reykjanes (6 quakes between mag 0.6-1.0), Salton Buttes (1 quake mag 1.3), Semisopochnoi (4 quakes between mag 0.6-1.7), Sousaki (1 quake mag 1.0), São Jorge (7 quakes between mag 1.5-2.3), Talang (1 quake mag 3.0), Taupo (3 quakes between mag 1.5-1.8), Tenerife (3 quakes between mag 1.1-1.2), Tjörnes Fracture Zone (37 quakes between mag 0.1-2.7) (updated 14h50)
VOLCANO EARTHQUAKE REPORT FOR THURSDAY, 25 AUG 2022
 

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EARTHQUAKE REPORT AUGUST 25

In the last 24 hours we had a  low seismic activity level. See Global seismic activity level chart

Quakes in the past 24 hours:

~1 quake above magnitude 5
~25 quakes between magnitude 4 and 5
~87 quakes between magnitude 3 and 4
~222 quakes between magnitude 2 and 3
~463 quakes below magnitude 2 that people normally don't feel.
~798 quakes past 24 h.(830 earthquakes in the 24 hours prior to this report) Estimated combined seismic energy released: 8.9 x 1012 joules (2.48 gigawatt hours, equivalent to 2136 tons of TNT or 0.1 atomic bombs!)
Volcanodiscovery earthquake report 24h

▪︎Strongest earthquake today M 5.0 - 67 km NNE of Port-Olry, Vanuatu
2022-08-26 16:10:50 (UTC)
14.489°S 167.347°E
172.8 km depth
USGS earthquake alert

▪︎Earthquake Forecast
A convergence of critical planetary geometry from 26 to 28 August may cause major seismic activity, especially from 29 to 31 August.
 

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WORLDWIDE EARTHQUAKE REPORT AUGUST 27

Based on the averages of all earthquakes during the last 24 hours we had a  low seismic activity level for a second day See Global seismic activity level chart

Quakes in the past 24 hours:

~3 quakes above magnitude 5
~21 quakes between magnitude 4 and 5
~93 quakes between magnitude 3 and 4
~182 quakes between magnitude 2 and 3
~388 quakes below magnitude 2 that people normally don't feel.
~687 quakes past 24 h.(798 earthquakes in the 24 hours prior to this report) Estimated combined seismic energy released: 1.8 x 1013 joules (5 gigawatt hours, equivalent to 4299 tons of TNT or 0.3 atomic bombs!)
Earthquake report past 24h

Strongest earthquake today M 5.2 - 10 km SSE of San Ramon, Philippines
2022-08-27 18:27:38 (UTC)
17.331°N 120.757°E
38.4 km depth
USGS earthquake alert
 

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