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Major seismic unrest due next several days
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TWIN QUAKES Mina Nevada earthquake: State hit by powerful 6.5 magnitude quake just 30 seconds before California shaken by 5.2 tremor
https://www.the-sun.com/news/1792790/nevada-california-earthquakes-5-3-tremor/
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JUST IN - Very powerful M 7.9 earthquake strikes southeast of the Loyalty Island. The event is being reviewed to determine if there is a threat to the US west coast.
Tsunami warning issued! Region: southeast of the Loyalty Islands, Risk: High, Magnitude: 7.9, Local time: 00:19, Potentially affected: #Vanuatu, #NewCaledonia, #Fiji, #SolomonIslands
3 substantial foreshocks before the big one.
7.7
southeast of the Loyalty Islands
2021-02-10 13:20:00 (UTC)
10.0 km
6.1
southeast of the Loyalty Islands
2021-02-10 13:02:00 (UTC)
10.0 km
5.7
southeast of the Loyalty Islands
2021-02-10 12:32:11 (UTC)
10.0 km
6.0
southeast of the Loyalty Islands
2021-02-10 12:24:21 (UTC)
10.0 km
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/?extent=-51.61802,111.97266&extent=11.0059,230.27344&listOnlyShown=true&showUSFaults=true&baseLayer=street&timeZone=utc&search=%7B%22name%22:%22Search%20Results%22,%22params%22:%7B%22starttime%22:%222013-01-01%2000:00:00%22,%22minmagnitude%22:7,%22maxmagnitude%22:10,%22orderby%22:%22time%22%7D%7D
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Tsunami warning issued! Region: southeast of the Loyalty Islands, Risk: High, Magnitude: 7.9, Local time: 00:19, Potentially affected: #Vanuatu, #NewCaledonia, #Fiji, #SolomonIslands
3 substantial foreshocks before the big one.
7.7
southeast of the Loyalty Islands
2021-02-10 13:20:00 (UTC)
10.0 km
6.1
southeast of the Loyalty Islands
2021-02-10 13:02:00 (UTC)
10.0 km
5.7
southeast of the Loyalty Islands
2021-02-10 12:32:11 (UTC)
10.0 km
6.0
southeast of the Loyalty Islands
2021-02-10 12:24:21 (UTC)
10.0 km
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/?extent=-51.61802,111.97266&extent=11.0059,230.27344&listOnlyShown=true&showUSFaults=true&baseLayer=street&timeZone=utc&search=%7B%22name%22:%22Search%20Results%22,%22params%22:%7B%22starttime%22:%222013-01-01%2000:00:00%22,%22minmagnitude%22:7,%22maxmagnitude%22:10,%22orderby%22:%22time%22%7D%7D
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BREAKING NEWS: Magnitude 7.1 earthquake rocks off the coast of Fukushima Japan
- 13th Feb 2021
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A magnitude 7.1 earthquake was detected at a depth of 60 kilometres off the coast of Fukushima Prefecture today at 11:08 pm. via https://www.timesnownews.com/international/article/7-1-magnitude-earthquake-jolts-japan-s-fukushima-area-no-tsunami-warning-issued/719894[/size]
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New Zealand earthquake:
Tsunami fears as 7.3 quake hits and people told to move to high ground
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/world-news/breaking-new-zealand-earthquake-73-23607486
An enormous 7.3 magnitude earthquake has rocked New Zealand, forcing thousands of people to move to high ground over tsunami fears.
Tremors were felt across the country in early hours of Friday, March 5, after substantial quake struck 100km east of Te Araroa on the North Island at 2.27am local time.
It was followed by four aftershock quakes ranging from 5.2 - 3.4, the United States Geographical survey reported.
The country's Civil Defence body, the National Emergency Management Agency, issued an alert urging people living in coastal communities to move to higher ground.
In a Tweet, the NEMA said: "We are assessing whether the M7.3 EAST OF THE NORTH ISLAND NEW ZEALAND earthquake at 2021-03-05 2:27 AM has created a tsunami that could affect New Zealand.
"Anyone near the coast who felt a LONG or STRONG quake should MOVE IMMEDIATELY to the nearest high ground, or as far inland as you can."
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Dutchsinse ~ 3/05/2021 -- Large Earthquake Unrest --
New Forecast For USA, Europe, Asia, Central / South America
Friday, March 5, 2021
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34,000 Earthquakes Rock Iceland In Weeks As Volcano Threat ...
34,000 Earthquakes Rock Iceland In Weeks As Volcano Threat Elevated The number of earthquakes is rapidly increasing since Mar. 4, when we first told readers a volcanic eruption could be brewing in Iceland. According to Financial Times, in the last few weeks, more than 34,000 quakes have been recorded on the Reykjanes Peninsula as the country is ...
“Never before have so many people in Iceland experienced so much seismic activity,” Thorbjorg Agustsdottir, a seismologist at the government-run Iceland GeoSurvey, told FT. “They’re getting tired of being woken up and ask: when’s it going to stop?”
Most of the quakes are around the south-west Reykjanes peninsula that includes Reykjavík, the capital of Iceland, home to 122,000 residents, the Keflavík International Airport, and critical infrastructure.
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Earthquake in Japan 2021 ( April 26, 2021)
Powerful Earthquake in Japan 2021. Japan Lifts Tsunami Advisory After 7.2 Magnitude Earthquake Off Northeast. The quake hit at 6:09 pm (0909 GMT) in Pacific waters off Miyagi region with a depth of 60 kilometres (37 miles), the JMA said, issuing an advisory for tsunami waves of around one metre. The so-called triple disaster affected Japan's northeast, including Miyagi
The channel lists such natural disasters as:
1) Geological emergencies: Earthquake, Volcanic eruption, Mud, Landslide, Landslide, Avalanche;
2) Hydrological emergencies: Flood, Tsunami, Limnological disaster, Flood, Flood;
3) Fires: Forest fire, Peat fire;
4) Meteorological emergencies: Tornado, Cyclone, Blizzard, Hail, Drought, Tornado, Hail, Hurricane, Tsunami, Storm, Thunderstorm, Tempest.
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7.4 Magnitude Quake Central China...
Earth quakes in China are not a natural happening.
https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1439563/china-earthquake-qinghai-earthquake-latest-usgs-magnitude-breaking-news
The quake struck Qinghai, China, at 2.04am on Saturday (6.04pm GMT), the GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences (GFZ) said. The quake was at a depth of 10 km (6.21 miles). It is not yet known if there are any injuries.
The latest quake came after two people were killed when a 6.4 magnitude struck in Yunnan earlier today, according to Chinese state media.
The quake hit at a depth of 12 kilometres (7.46 miles) and was followed by aftershocks, EMSC said.
The US Geological Survey said the quake took place near popular tourist area Dali.
The epicentre hit at 9.48pm at a relatively shallow depth of 10 kilometres.
Another body was also recovered.
Officials said that at least nine other people had also been buried under rubble.
The provincial Government also said some buildings had collapsed and been damaged.
It added that the "disaster situation was undergoing further verification."
Some roads were damaged due to landslides, but electricity, telephones and internet were still working.
Local media published videos of ceiling lamps swaying, as well as vases being pictured falling off shelves, People were seen running outdoors from shops and their homes after the quake struck.
The China Earthquake Networks Centre (CENC) also warned people in the area to "stay away from buildings".
More than 100,000 people live in the area, with most of them in rural communities.
The Yunnan region is often struck by earthquakes.
This is because the region is close to the Indian and Eurasian tectonic plates.
These plates form the huge Himalayan mountain range.
Previous earthquakes have caused devastation for residents over the years.
Back in October 2014, hundreds of people were injured and more than 100,000 left without homes after a 6.0-magnitude tremor hit Yunnan.
And 87,000 people were killed or reported missing after a strong 7.9-magnitude quake hit in the southwest Sichuan province in 2008.
A few years before in 2003, a 6.8-magnitude quake also left 268 people dead in Xinjiang.
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5.8 MAG - GOLD BEACH OREGON
Multiple 5.9 quakes
Friday June 4 2021, 07:52:42 UTC 4 hours ago 157 km W of Gold Beach, Oregon 5.9
Strong mag. 5.9 earthquake - North Pacific Ocean, 167 mi west of Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, USA, on 4 Jun 12:17 am (GMT -
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Multiple 5.9 quakes
Friday June 4 2021, 07:52:42 UTC 4 hours ago 157 km W of Gold Beach, Oregon 5.9
Strong mag. 5.9 earthquake - North Pacific Ocean, 167 mi west of Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, USA, on 4 Jun 12:17 am (GMT -
https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/earthquakes/quake-info/6269657/mag5quake-Jun-4-2021-138-km-W-of-Gold-Beach-Oregon.html
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6.0 MAG QUAKE ROCKS CA, NV... DEVELOPING...
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Magnitude Mw 6.0
Region CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
Date time 2021-07-08 22:49:49.1 UTC
Location 38.51 N ; 119.52 W
Depth 10 km
Distances 116 km SSE of Reno, United States / pop: 241,000 / local time: 15:49:49.1 2021-07-08
34 km SSW of Smith Valley, United States / pop: 1,600 / local time: 15:49:49.1 2021-07-08
MAP...
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FORESHOCK?
https://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2021/07/08/quake-rattles-northern-california-thursday/
10:30 p.m.: A 4.5 magnitude aftershock hit the area of Walker in Mono County Thursday evening. The town sits near the epicenter of the magnitude 6.0 quake that rattled the central and northern California region just hours earlier.
The owner of the Walker Flea Market said the area was hit with around eight or nine aftershocks throughout the evening.
Just felt another aftershock in Walker, CA. Recorded as a 4.5m. @CBSSacramento
— Laura Haefeli (@LauraHaefeli) July 9, 2021
6:07 p.m.: The USGS said in a briefing Thursday that this now 6.0-magnitude quake was particularly uncommon for the area and poses a 6% chance that this is a foreshock of a larger quake.
The agency said there hasn’t been a great deal of damage reported, but shaking could be felt from the San Francisco Bay Area to the east of Carson City Nevada. The most damage accounted for so far was the Coleville rockslide.
According to the USGS, this was the largest quake in the region since a 6.1-magnitude quake in 1994. At least 40 aftershocks have been recorded so far.
5:24 p.m.: Victoria, a woman from Walker, California reports items falling off the shelves during the quake. She estimates thousands of dollars in damage.
5:10 p.m.: A portion of Highway 395 has been closed due to rock slide concerns. The Mono County Sheriff’s Office issued this statement:
“Things are shaking in Walker and Coleville! That 5.9 earthquake and several aftershocks have caused a rockslide on 395 at Chris Flat in Walker Canyon. No other reports of significant damage yet. It was felt throughout Mono County and beyond. And no, we don’t know why it was labeled as 23 miles from Smith Valley.”
SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – One earthquake and several aftershocks could be felt across Northern California on Thursday afternoon.
The US Geological Survey reports that a 5.9-magnitude earthquake happened on the eastern side of the Sierra in California, 19 miles SSW of Smith Valley, Nevada.
There were also more than a dozen aftershocks ranging from 3.1 up to 4.2, which were near the towns of Walker, Markleeville, Dardanelle, and Coleville. They all happened just within minutes of each other.
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https://www.sacbee.com/news/california/article252664958.html
An earthquake jolted Central California on Thursday afternoon, shaking up residents of the Sierra Nevada foothills and the San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys.
The shaking struck at 3:49 p.m., revised to a magnitude 6.0, and was centered in the Little Antelope Valley about four miles south of Coleville in Mono County, about 150 miles east of Sacramento.
Seismologists dubbed it the Antelope Valley earthquake, during a 5:30 p.m. briefing.
As of 7 a.m. Friday, more than 100 aftershocks have struck, including temblors as strong as 5.2 and 4.6, have shaken the area near the epicenter, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
“It’s a region with known active faults,” USGS researcher Austin Elliott said, referring to the remote area on the back side of the Sierra. “This is a classic place geologists go to study.” There have been about two-dozen earthquakes of this magnitude in the region in the past 50 years; Thursday’s was the largest in the vicinity since a 6.1 quake in 1994.
Dozens of people across California — in Sacramento to as far south as Los Angeles, north to the Oregon border, the Bay Area and beyond — reported feeling the quake to the U.S. Geological Survey. By 7 p.m., over 23,000 self-reported responses were given to the federal agency’s website.
“A M~6 quake is usually felt for more than 100 miles so it is not surprising it was felt in the Central Valley,” wrote seismologist Dr. Lucy Jones in a series of posts on Twitter.
Jones wrote the quake is unlikely to have caused much damage, noting the nearest town, Smith Valley, is 20 miles from the epicenter.
“The M5.9 this afternoon is a classic normal faulting earthquake for eastern California,” Jones wrote. “As is common in this region, there are a lot of aftershocks - 10 above M3 in the first hour.”
The M5.9 this afternoon is a classic normal faulting earthquake for eastern California. As is common in this region, there are a lot of aftershocks - 10 above M3 in the first hour.https://t.co/b4WBvbM00x pic.twitter.com/8bwslx5pxj
“While there are no preliminary reports of damage or injuries, this is a rapidly evolving situation & more details will emerge in the coming hours,” the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services said on social media. “We are working closely with local officials to ensure they have the resources and support to rapidly respond to these earthquakes.”
Preliminary reports indicated two earthquakes had struck 25 seconds but 100 miles apart — but the U.S. Geological Survey revised the shaking and removed the report of a magnitude 4.8 quake in in San Joaquin County.
Elliott and other seismologists said the glitch is not uncommon as seismic waves cause reflections as they propagate. One of those reflections just happened to center in the community of Farmington, about five miles southeast of Stockton.
Elliott said the mistake happened because “our instrumentation is sparse (in areas) away from the large population centers,” and once officials reviewed the data, they updated it along with the magnitude of the actual quake.
HOW THE QUAKE FELT NEAR THE EPICENTER
In Mono County, close to the Nevada state line and the location of earthquake swarm, workers at the Bridgeport General Store and Deli froze in place when they felt the shaking, cashier Pawahnee Minder said.
“The whole store was just shaking,” she said, adding that some decks of playing cards fell to the floor but that there was no other damage.
“It lasted a good minute, maybe two. We’ve had little ones before but this was the hardest one I’ve ever experienced,” said Minder, a 20-year-old who has lived in the two roughly 85 miles southeast of Lake Tahoe her whole life.
Mono County Sheriff Ingrid Braun, said she was in her office in Bridgeport when the quake hit.
“My office rocked and rolled. It reminded me of the Northridge earthquake,” said Braun, a native of Los Angeles.
While earthquakes aren’t unusual in Mono, “this one kept growing,” Braun said. “Hella-earthquake.”
She said the only significant damage appeared to be a rock slide on Highway 395, the main route through the county, in an area called Walker Canyon. The area is mostly campgrounds and there were no immediate reports of injuries.
The highway reopened about an hour after the initial quake closed the 40-mile stretch from Bridgeport to the Nevada state line, Caltrans said. Officials said crews would remain on scene “in case of aftershocks.”
“Quite a day,” she added. “You get a free roller-coaster ride and everyone’s safe.”
Getting some #earthquake activity today in Northern California. Did you receive a #ShakeAlert-powered alert today? If so, send us a screenshot! @Cal_OES @CalConservation pic.twitter.com/Dx2gxzvM8L
— USGS ShakeAlert (@USGS_ShakeAlert) July 8, 2021
WHERE WAS THE QUAKE FELT?
Shaking was felt widely in the greater Sacramento region, as well as in Stockton and Nevada City. The shaking was also felt in the Bay Area, according to KRON-TV, which reported feeling “light shaking” in its San Francisco studio.
“It’s a pretty big aftershock series,” said Lind Gee, a geophysicist with the USGS. She said it’s typical for aftershocks to follow a quake of such magnitude.
She added that quakes are fairly common in the area near the California-Nevada border. “We have good-sized events in eastern California,” she said.
Twitter users throughout the Sacramento region reported feeling the shaking, with swimming pool water waving and one resident posting video of their ceiling lights still swaying.
Former Sheriff John McGinness was on the air for his KFBK-FM radio show when he felt the shaking.
“Geez, I was on the air,” McGinness said. “I tried to be poised and say, ‘I’m feeling something here.’
“This one went on longer than others, so I’m actually taking calls on the recall election and I started taking them on the earthquake, asking, ‘Did you feel that?’ It’s probably the longest I’ve ever experienced. I’ve felt stronger, but not longer.”
Momna Shahbaz was in the middle of a video conference meeting when she and her co-workers first began to feel shaking. After pausing and confirming with each other that they were feeling an earthquake, they decided to immediately end the call.
Shahbaz, along with her parents and siblings, went out the backyard of their Natomas home to ride out the quake.
“My sister had to leave her Zoom class, too,” she said.
The shaking was pronounced at the seat of state government, said state Sen. Mike McGuire, D-Healdsburg: “That was a heckuva earthquake to hit the Capitol.
‘NEVER FELT A QUAKE THAT STRONG IN SACRAMENTO’
Nicole Evans, a public relations executive in Fair Oaks, said she felt the shaking “big time. I have one of those ergonomic office chairs that has mesh, and my chair started bouncing.” She added that “it felt like it went on a good 60 seconds. But I didn’t know if it was my heart racing, to be honest.”
Nancy Vogel, deputy secretary for water at the California Natural Resources Agency at 1416 Ninth St. in downtown Sacramento, said she was on the 13th floor when the building began swaying.
“Our building emptied and people are milling around out front,” she said. “I never felt a quake that strong in Sacramento.”
Mary Lee Knecht, a U.S. Bureau of Reclamation official who lives in Land Park, said she was in her basement and “it felt like the ceiling was going to come down on me.”
Knecht said a friend in Curtis Park reported that “a table was shaking and things were falling off shelves.” Knecht said it was the first time she’s felt a quake in Sacramento in the 21 years she’s lived here.
WHAT MADE SACRAMENTO SHAKE? STATE GEOLOGIST WEIGHS IN
The shaking appeared to many Sacramento residents to be stronger and last longer than others in past years, but the quake was not unusual, said Steve Bohlen, California’s acting state geologist.
Bohlen said the quake’s depth played a role in how widely it was felt.
“Earthquake energy is focused and dissipated by the geology of the local area as well as the area in which it occurs,” he told The Bee. “So it is possible, even likely, that given the location of the earthquake and the geology between its origin and Sacramento it just happened to focus the earthquake energy in a way that it was felt more strongly in the Sacramento area than it it might have otherwise.”
During a briefing, USGS researcher Elliott said it wasn’t surprising that the quake made its presence known across such a wide expanse. “It was a fairly large earthquake,” he said. “Another factor was that it was 3:30 in the afternoon. People were awake, attentive.”
Magnitude measures the energy released at the source of the earthquake, the U.S. Geological Survey says. It replaces the old Richter scale.
Quakes between 2.5 and 5.4 magnitude are often felt but rarely cause much damage, according to Michigan Tech.
Jones also noted that erroneous early reports of a nearly simultaneous earthquake in the San Joaquin Valley were quickly removed by the U.S. Geological Survey.
“Automatic systems that locate quakes sometimes get confused, especially if there are very nearby few stations,” Jones wrote.
Jones wrote that earthquakes can sometimes be followed by even larger aftershocks, but said there’s only a “few percent chance” of that happening. She wrote there’s a 90% chance that the 6-magnitude earthquake will be the largest.
ROCKSLIDES...
https://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/earthquake.php?id=1007548
Magnitude Mw 6.0
Region CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
Date time 2021-07-08 22:49:49.1 UTC
Location 38.51 N ; 119.52 W
Depth 10 km
Distances 116 km SSE of Reno, United States / pop: 241,000 / local time: 15:49:49.1 2021-07-08
34 km SSW of Smith Valley, United States / pop: 1,600 / local time: 15:49:49.1 2021-07-08
MAP...
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/nc73584926/map
FORESHOCK?
https://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2021/07/08/quake-rattles-northern-california-thursday/
10:30 p.m.: A 4.5 magnitude aftershock hit the area of Walker in Mono County Thursday evening. The town sits near the epicenter of the magnitude 6.0 quake that rattled the central and northern California region just hours earlier.
The owner of the Walker Flea Market said the area was hit with around eight or nine aftershocks throughout the evening.
Just felt another aftershock in Walker, CA. Recorded as a 4.5m. @CBSSacramento
— Laura Haefeli (@LauraHaefeli) July 9, 2021
6:07 p.m.: The USGS said in a briefing Thursday that this now 6.0-magnitude quake was particularly uncommon for the area and poses a 6% chance that this is a foreshock of a larger quake.
The agency said there hasn’t been a great deal of damage reported, but shaking could be felt from the San Francisco Bay Area to the east of Carson City Nevada. The most damage accounted for so far was the Coleville rockslide.
According to the USGS, this was the largest quake in the region since a 6.1-magnitude quake in 1994. At least 40 aftershocks have been recorded so far.
5:24 p.m.: Victoria, a woman from Walker, California reports items falling off the shelves during the quake. She estimates thousands of dollars in damage.
5:10 p.m.: A portion of Highway 395 has been closed due to rock slide concerns. The Mono County Sheriff’s Office issued this statement:
“Things are shaking in Walker and Coleville! That 5.9 earthquake and several aftershocks have caused a rockslide on 395 at Chris Flat in Walker Canyon. No other reports of significant damage yet. It was felt throughout Mono County and beyond. And no, we don’t know why it was labeled as 23 miles from Smith Valley.”
SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – One earthquake and several aftershocks could be felt across Northern California on Thursday afternoon.
The US Geological Survey reports that a 5.9-magnitude earthquake happened on the eastern side of the Sierra in California, 19 miles SSW of Smith Valley, Nevada.
There were also more than a dozen aftershocks ranging from 3.1 up to 4.2, which were near the towns of Walker, Markleeville, Dardanelle, and Coleville. They all happened just within minutes of each other.
MORE SWARM...
https://www.sacbee.com/news/california/article252664958.html
An earthquake jolted Central California on Thursday afternoon, shaking up residents of the Sierra Nevada foothills and the San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys.
The shaking struck at 3:49 p.m., revised to a magnitude 6.0, and was centered in the Little Antelope Valley about four miles south of Coleville in Mono County, about 150 miles east of Sacramento.
Seismologists dubbed it the Antelope Valley earthquake, during a 5:30 p.m. briefing.
As of 7 a.m. Friday, more than 100 aftershocks have struck, including temblors as strong as 5.2 and 4.6, have shaken the area near the epicenter, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
“It’s a region with known active faults,” USGS researcher Austin Elliott said, referring to the remote area on the back side of the Sierra. “This is a classic place geologists go to study.” There have been about two-dozen earthquakes of this magnitude in the region in the past 50 years; Thursday’s was the largest in the vicinity since a 6.1 quake in 1994.
Dozens of people across California — in Sacramento to as far south as Los Angeles, north to the Oregon border, the Bay Area and beyond — reported feeling the quake to the U.S. Geological Survey. By 7 p.m., over 23,000 self-reported responses were given to the federal agency’s website.
“A M~6 quake is usually felt for more than 100 miles so it is not surprising it was felt in the Central Valley,” wrote seismologist Dr. Lucy Jones in a series of posts on Twitter.
Jones wrote the quake is unlikely to have caused much damage, noting the nearest town, Smith Valley, is 20 miles from the epicenter.
“The M5.9 this afternoon is a classic normal faulting earthquake for eastern California,” Jones wrote. “As is common in this region, there are a lot of aftershocks - 10 above M3 in the first hour.”
The M5.9 this afternoon is a classic normal faulting earthquake for eastern California. As is common in this region, there are a lot of aftershocks - 10 above M3 in the first hour.https://t.co/b4WBvbM00x pic.twitter.com/8bwslx5pxj
“While there are no preliminary reports of damage or injuries, this is a rapidly evolving situation & more details will emerge in the coming hours,” the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services said on social media. “We are working closely with local officials to ensure they have the resources and support to rapidly respond to these earthquakes.”
Preliminary reports indicated two earthquakes had struck 25 seconds but 100 miles apart — but the U.S. Geological Survey revised the shaking and removed the report of a magnitude 4.8 quake in in San Joaquin County.
Elliott and other seismologists said the glitch is not uncommon as seismic waves cause reflections as they propagate. One of those reflections just happened to center in the community of Farmington, about five miles southeast of Stockton.
Elliott said the mistake happened because “our instrumentation is sparse (in areas) away from the large population centers,” and once officials reviewed the data, they updated it along with the magnitude of the actual quake.
HOW THE QUAKE FELT NEAR THE EPICENTER
In Mono County, close to the Nevada state line and the location of earthquake swarm, workers at the Bridgeport General Store and Deli froze in place when they felt the shaking, cashier Pawahnee Minder said.
“The whole store was just shaking,” she said, adding that some decks of playing cards fell to the floor but that there was no other damage.
“It lasted a good minute, maybe two. We’ve had little ones before but this was the hardest one I’ve ever experienced,” said Minder, a 20-year-old who has lived in the two roughly 85 miles southeast of Lake Tahoe her whole life.
Mono County Sheriff Ingrid Braun, said she was in her office in Bridgeport when the quake hit.
“My office rocked and rolled. It reminded me of the Northridge earthquake,” said Braun, a native of Los Angeles.
While earthquakes aren’t unusual in Mono, “this one kept growing,” Braun said. “Hella-earthquake.”
She said the only significant damage appeared to be a rock slide on Highway 395, the main route through the county, in an area called Walker Canyon. The area is mostly campgrounds and there were no immediate reports of injuries.
The highway reopened about an hour after the initial quake closed the 40-mile stretch from Bridgeport to the Nevada state line, Caltrans said. Officials said crews would remain on scene “in case of aftershocks.”
“Quite a day,” she added. “You get a free roller-coaster ride and everyone’s safe.”
Getting some #earthquake activity today in Northern California. Did you receive a #ShakeAlert-powered alert today? If so, send us a screenshot! @Cal_OES @CalConservation pic.twitter.com/Dx2gxzvM8L
— USGS ShakeAlert (@USGS_ShakeAlert) July 8, 2021
WHERE WAS THE QUAKE FELT?
Shaking was felt widely in the greater Sacramento region, as well as in Stockton and Nevada City. The shaking was also felt in the Bay Area, according to KRON-TV, which reported feeling “light shaking” in its San Francisco studio.
“It’s a pretty big aftershock series,” said Lind Gee, a geophysicist with the USGS. She said it’s typical for aftershocks to follow a quake of such magnitude.
She added that quakes are fairly common in the area near the California-Nevada border. “We have good-sized events in eastern California,” she said.
Twitter users throughout the Sacramento region reported feeling the shaking, with swimming pool water waving and one resident posting video of their ceiling lights still swaying.
Former Sheriff John McGinness was on the air for his KFBK-FM radio show when he felt the shaking.
“Geez, I was on the air,” McGinness said. “I tried to be poised and say, ‘I’m feeling something here.’
“This one went on longer than others, so I’m actually taking calls on the recall election and I started taking them on the earthquake, asking, ‘Did you feel that?’ It’s probably the longest I’ve ever experienced. I’ve felt stronger, but not longer.”
Momna Shahbaz was in the middle of a video conference meeting when she and her co-workers first began to feel shaking. After pausing and confirming with each other that they were feeling an earthquake, they decided to immediately end the call.
Shahbaz, along with her parents and siblings, went out the backyard of their Natomas home to ride out the quake.
“My sister had to leave her Zoom class, too,” she said.
The shaking was pronounced at the seat of state government, said state Sen. Mike McGuire, D-Healdsburg: “That was a heckuva earthquake to hit the Capitol.
‘NEVER FELT A QUAKE THAT STRONG IN SACRAMENTO’
Nicole Evans, a public relations executive in Fair Oaks, said she felt the shaking “big time. I have one of those ergonomic office chairs that has mesh, and my chair started bouncing.” She added that “it felt like it went on a good 60 seconds. But I didn’t know if it was my heart racing, to be honest.”
Nancy Vogel, deputy secretary for water at the California Natural Resources Agency at 1416 Ninth St. in downtown Sacramento, said she was on the 13th floor when the building began swaying.
“Our building emptied and people are milling around out front,” she said. “I never felt a quake that strong in Sacramento.”
Mary Lee Knecht, a U.S. Bureau of Reclamation official who lives in Land Park, said she was in her basement and “it felt like the ceiling was going to come down on me.”
Knecht said a friend in Curtis Park reported that “a table was shaking and things were falling off shelves.” Knecht said it was the first time she’s felt a quake in Sacramento in the 21 years she’s lived here.
WHAT MADE SACRAMENTO SHAKE? STATE GEOLOGIST WEIGHS IN
The shaking appeared to many Sacramento residents to be stronger and last longer than others in past years, but the quake was not unusual, said Steve Bohlen, California’s acting state geologist.
Bohlen said the quake’s depth played a role in how widely it was felt.
“Earthquake energy is focused and dissipated by the geology of the local area as well as the area in which it occurs,” he told The Bee. “So it is possible, even likely, that given the location of the earthquake and the geology between its origin and Sacramento it just happened to focus the earthquake energy in a way that it was felt more strongly in the Sacramento area than it it might have otherwise.”
During a briefing, USGS researcher Elliott said it wasn’t surprising that the quake made its presence known across such a wide expanse. “It was a fairly large earthquake,” he said. “Another factor was that it was 3:30 in the afternoon. People were awake, attentive.”
Magnitude measures the energy released at the source of the earthquake, the U.S. Geological Survey says. It replaces the old Richter scale.
Quakes between 2.5 and 5.4 magnitude are often felt but rarely cause much damage, according to Michigan Tech.
Jones also noted that erroneous early reports of a nearly simultaneous earthquake in the San Joaquin Valley were quickly removed by the U.S. Geological Survey.
“Automatic systems that locate quakes sometimes get confused, especially if there are very nearby few stations,” Jones wrote.
Jones wrote that earthquakes can sometimes be followed by even larger aftershocks, but said there’s only a “few percent chance” of that happening. She wrote there’s a 90% chance that the 6-magnitude earthquake will be the largest.
ROCKSLIDES...
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BREAKING: Panama hit by 7.0M Earthquake. Depth 10km!!!
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Twitter post 7.0M
USGS: 6.9M
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German Geofon: 5.9M
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- BREAKING NEWSA Powerful magnitude 8.2 earthquake has struck off the coast of Alaska.
A Tsunami alert triggered following the powerful earthquake off the coast of Alaska, the most significant earthquake worldwide since 2018, and strongest in North America since 1965.
Alaska: Evacuations underway in Kodiak, Alaska amid an ongoing tsunami warning following a magnitude 8.2 earthquake.
Reports of 15-meter to 30 foot waves where observed at Station 300 miles from Alaskan Coast.
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No Tsunami Warning, Advisory, Watch, or Threat
Earthquake:
Magnitude: 7.1
Origin Time: 8/11/2021, 10:46:14 AM
Depth: 31 mi.Lat: 6.5° N Lon: 126.8° E
Location: MINDANAO PHILIPPINES
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Earthquake:
Magnitude: 7.1
Origin Time: 8/11/2021, 10:46:14 AM
Depth: 31 mi.Lat: 6.5° N Lon: 126.8° E
Location: MINDANAO PHILIPPINES
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BREAKING: M7.6 earthquake hits South Sandwhich Islands in the Argentine Basin.
Tsunami NOT EXPECTED for United States.
Tsunami NOT EXPECTED for United States.
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8/14/2021 -- ALERT - M7.2 Earthquake strikes Haiti Caribbean
-- MAJOR UNREST 5th M7.0 in two weeks
Magnitude of 7.2
"Dramatic situation" - At least 227 dead in severe earthquake in Haiti
"At least 227 people were killed in a major earthquake in Haiti on Saturday. This was announced by the country's civil defense agency. Hundreds more people were still missing or injured, it said.
The earthquake had a magnitude of 7.2, according to the U.S. Seismological Survey (USGS), similar to the devastating quake in 2010 that killed up to 300,000 people and left tens of thousands more homeless."
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This is what we call "go time". This is major movement. These earthquakes are all related, and tied to the deep events taking place this past week. This now makes 5 different M7.0+ earthquakes in about 2 weeks time, two of which are M8.1 to M8.2.
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M 6.9 - South Sandwich Islands region
2021-08-16 11:10:36 (UTC)58.365°S 23.338°W 14.0 km depth
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2021-08-16 11:10:36 (UTC)58.365°S 23.338°W 14.0 km depth
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3 volcanoes located along Alaska's 'Pacific Ring of Fire' are erupting at the same time.
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The Pavlof Volcano spews ash in the Aleutian Islands of Alaska. This picture was taken of a different volcanic eruption back in March 2016. US Coast Guard/Lieutenant Commander Nahshon Almandmoss/Handout via Reuters
Three volcanoes are erupting at the same time on a remote island chain in Alaska.
Two of the volcanoes are spewing low levels of ash and steam.
The eruptions have not affected any nearby communities or disrupted air travel, officials said.
Three volcanoes on a remote island chain in Alaska have been erupting simultaneously for more than a week, NBC reported.
Two of the volcanoes, located on the 800-mile stretch of the Aleutian island chain, are spewing low levels of ash and steam.
Other volcanoes, including Pavlof, Great Sitkin, and Semisopochnoi Volcano, are under an orange threat level, which signals that eruptions are underway.
But due to their remote location, the eruptions currently don't pose a threat to any nearby communities. They have also not disrupted air travel, NBC reported.
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Latest Earthquakes in the S Atlantic Region
within 10 degrees of point clicked (lat -58.71, lon -24.61)
168 earthquakes of magnitude > 4.0, for uniform distribution
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DATE and TIME (UTC) LAT LON MAG DEPTH
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17-AUG-2021 08:17:19 -58.71 -24.61 4.9 35 0 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11457326
14-AUG-2021 03:04:47 -58.80 -24.73 5.2 10 12 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455971
13-AUG-2021 07:04:34 -58.81 -24.69 5.2 10 12 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455558
13-AUG-2021 03:38:23 -58.85 -24.60 5.1 10 16 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455502
15-AUG-2021 03:38:01 -58.64 -25.03 4.5 35 26 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456370
15-AUG-2021 07:44:25 -58.92 -24.91 5.0 35 29 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456414
12-AUG-2021 23:24:27 -58.79 -25.08 5.4 51 29 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455246
15-AUG-2021 17:20:23 -58.61 -25.10 5.2 10 30 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456521
14-AUG-2021 02:32:23 -58.68 -25.13 4.7 35 30 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455960
13-AUG-2021 01:26:41 -58.62 -25.09 5.0 31 30 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455311
15-AUG-2021 05:49:12 -58.60 -25.10 5.0 56 31 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456389
15-AUG-2021 03:58:37 -58.67 -25.14 4.7 35 31 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456368
12-AUG-2021 20:06:37 -58.58 -25.08 5.8 76 31 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455135
14-AUG-2021 05:20:16 -58.50 -25.00 5.0 65 32 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456024
14-AUG-2021 03:31:34 -58.44 -24.88 5.1 35 34 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455976
14-AUG-2021 00:23:33 -58.46 -24.94 5.0 35 34 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455911
12-AUG-2021 23:20:03 -58.79 -25.20 4.9 35 35 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455243
13-AUG-2021 01:08:59 -59.03 -24.59 4.6 10 36 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455302
12-AUG-2021 23:07:41 -58.69 -25.26 4.8 35 38 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455233
15-AUG-2021 22:30:40 -58.49 -25.13 5.2 5 39 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456593
12-AUG-2021 23:23:45 -58.82 -25.27 5.2 53 40 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455247
13-AUG-2021 07:13:56 -58.68 -25.32 5.0 37 41 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455562
13-AUG-2021 02:29:33 -58.68 -25.31 4.9 25 41 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455338
12-AUG-2021 23:32:56 -58.68 -25.32 5.0 20 41 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455267
12-AUG-2021 23:50:11 -58.37 -24.29 5.4 10 42 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455261
13-AUG-2021 01:47:37 -58.36 -24.29 5.3 10 43 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455320
14-AUG-2021 20:28:45 -59.05 -25.09 5.2 41 47 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456295
13-AUG-2021 08:25:00 -58.33 -25.00 5.0 55 48 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455570
13-AUG-2021 12:39:22 -58.93 -25.36 4.9 66 50 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455624
14-AUG-2021 09:46:36 -58.54 -25.42 4.7 35 51 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456075
13-AUG-2021 06:41:46 -58.32 -25.07 5.0 67 51 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455552
12-AUG-2021 18:35:20 -58.42 -25.32 8.1 48 52 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455839
12-AUG-2021 21:25:14 -58.75 -25.52 4.9 35 53 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455198
12-AUG-2021 19:39:22 -59.14 -25.02 5.1 10 53 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455157
15-AUG-2021 08:52:15 -58.76 -23.66 4.8 10 55 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456426
16-AUG-2021 11:52:27 -58.83 -23.66 5.0 10 56 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456733
15-AUG-2021 15:04:04 -58.58 -25.54 4.9 43 56 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456501
13-AUG-2021 14:51:52 -58.42 -23.79 5.0 35 57 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455685
14-AUG-2021 23:53:44 -59.16 -25.17 4.9 35 59 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456333
14-AUG-2021 19:03:37 -58.51 -25.55 5.2 60 59 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456279
15-AUG-2021 03:32:22 -58.29 -23.89 4.8 10 63 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456363
13-AUG-2021 06:34:34 -58.26 -23.91 5.0 10 64 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455548
13-AUG-2021 08:33:13 -59.31 -24.75 5.2 10 67 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455572
13-AUG-2021 00:04:15 -59.25 -25.15 5.1 10 68 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455269
14-AUG-2021 22:27:15 -59.27 -25.15 4.8 35 70 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456317
15-AUG-2021 02:07:21 -58.13 -25.12 4.8 35 71 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456365
12-AUG-2021 22:08:35 -58.09 -25.15 5.5 35 76 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455197
14-AUG-2021 22:41:42 -58.09 -25.24 4.9 37 78 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456326
13-AUG-2021 21:51:10 -58.29 -23.54 5.0 10 78 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455847
17-AUG-2021 03:10:50 -58.04 -24.02 5.7 10 82 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11457233
16-AUG-2021 11:10:36 -58.36 -23.34 6.9 14 83 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456725
13-AUG-2021 05:41:24 -59.41 -25.14 5.0 46 84 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455536
15-AUG-2021 11:42:35 -58.04 -23.92 5.2 10 85 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456470
13-AUG-2021 03:43:19 -58.06 -25.41 5.7 66 86 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455505
14-AUG-2021 07:07:27 -59.34 -25.51 5.0 50 87 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456043
16-AUG-2021 13:41:56 -58.48 -23.16 4.6 10 88 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456758
12-AUG-2021 21:48:23 -57.98 -25.18 5.1 61 88 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455219
13-AUG-2021 06:14:11 -59.51 -24.38 5.5 10 90 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455543
15-AUG-2021 10:44:00 -57.86 -24.75 4.6 57 95 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456462
15-AUG-2021 04:17:45 -57.89 -25.05 4.6 35 95 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456376
13-AUG-2021 05:24:58 -57.87 -24.87 5.5 32 95 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455528
13-AUG-2021 20:25:27 -57.88 -24.06 5.3 10 98 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455800
13-AUG-2021 04:53:09 -57.88 -23.97 5.3 10 100 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455520
13-AUG-2021 01:39:15 -57.86 -25.32 4.9 46 103 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455316
15-AUG-2021 11:26:37 -57.85 -25.33 5.0 48 104 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456464
13-AUG-2021 20:04:53 -57.82 -23.99 5.4 10 105 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455786
15-AUG-2021 10:31:34 -57.85 -25.48 5.4 52 108 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456452
13-AUG-2021 10:11:18 -57.81 -23.85 5.1 10 110 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455592
16-AUG-2021 14:08:11 -57.80 -23.85 5.0 10 111 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456770
14-AUG-2021 03:34:05 -57.83 -25.52 5.3 51 111 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455979
24-JUL-2021 08:49:17 -59.61 -25.45 4.4 31 111 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11453049
16-AUG-2021 14:36:01 -57.79 -25.38 5.1 51 112 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456783
13-AUG-2021 02:33:40 -57.77 -23.84 5.2 10 114 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455336
14-AUG-2021 23:36:18 -57.83 -23.58 4.9 10 115 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456331
07-AUG-2021 09:58:27 -59.52 -25.88 4.8 26 116 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11452757
13-AUG-2021 07:08:37 -57.70 -24.00 5.2 10 118 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455560
28-JUL-2021 00:27:26 -57.76 -23.73 4.8 10 118 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11451928
12-AUG-2021 20:14:45 -59.54 -25.93 5.0 35 119 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455156
13-AUG-2021 04:03:58 -57.69 -23.84 5.1 10 122 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455509
12-AUG-2021 20:38:07 -59.54 -26.02 5.4 70 122 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455168
09-AUG-2021 04:46:01 -59.65 -25.88 4.9 35 127 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11453683
12-AUG-2021 23:08:13 -59.50 -26.23 5.0 35 128 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455257
12-AUG-2021 18:32:54 -57.60 -25.19 7.5 63 128 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455082
16-AUG-2021 23:37:25 -59.56 -26.23 5.5 52 132 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11457169
15-AUG-2021 21:38:28 -59.54 -26.34 5.2 67 135 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456577
06-AUG-2021 19:22:02 -59.62 -26.18 5.9 31 135 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11452514
14-AUG-2021 11:33:07 -59.73 -25.94 4.6 35 136 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456127
13-AUG-2021 00:46:19 -59.93 -25.06 5.1 10 138 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455298
14-AUG-2021 10:23:24 -57.45 -24.95 4.9 57 142 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456086
14-AUG-2021 18:11:56 -59.68 -26.43 5.1 75 150 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456275
14-AUG-2021 05:14:41 -59.77 -26.30 5.3 44 152 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456023
12-AUG-2021 22:19:11 -59.86 -26.09 4.9 35 153 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455210
16-AUG-2021 08:46:15 -59.67 -26.55 5.3 61 154 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456700
12-AUG-2021 20:15:17 -59.82 -26.24 5.4 35 154 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455134
13-AUG-2021 00:42:15 -60.13 -24.77 5.0 21 158 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455294
12-AUG-2021 19:44:55 -59.82 -26.38 6.2 62 159 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455120
13-AUG-2021 08:46:29 -57.33 -25.45 5.1 53 161 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455576
13-AUG-2021 05:44:04 -57.32 -25.38 5.1 45 161 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455534
12-AUG-2021 22:13:10 -59.80 -26.47 5.1 35 161 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455200
14-AUG-2021 00:16:38 -59.80 -26.53 5.1 35 163 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455908
13-AUG-2021 03:53:21 -57.25 -24.95 5.1 35 164 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455511
12-AUG-2021 20:28:40 -59.93 -26.28 5.0 60 165 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455140
12-AUG-2021 19:29:14 -59.84 -26.48 5.7 48 165 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455115
13-AUG-2021 05:24:04 -59.83 -26.55 5.3 59 166 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455530
13-AUG-2021 11:25:03 -60.20 -24.94 4.6 10 167 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456059
13-AUG-2021 13:12:20 -59.86 -26.52 5.4 70 168 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455640
13-AUG-2021 11:45:39 -57.29 -25.56 5.8 44 168 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455613
12-AUG-2021 21:07:01 -59.83 -26.63 5.6 69 169 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455167
12-AUG-2021 20:49:54 -59.88 -26.50 5.2 52 169 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455159
16-AUG-2021 20:50:34 -60.25 -24.90 5.5 10 172 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11457139
12-AUG-2021 20:36:23 -59.93 -26.48 5.3 65 172 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455143
12-AUG-2021 19:43:49 -59.96 -26.47 6.0 68 174 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455121
15-AUG-2021 02:01:40 -59.93 -26.56 5.0 35 175 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456349
16-AUG-2021 10:23:22 -59.89 -26.78 5.2 35 180 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456724
12-AUG-2021 22:40:01 -59.91 -26.74 4.9 35 180 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455317
13-AUG-2021 02:57:27 -60.35 -25.16 4.6 10 185 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455497
15-AUG-2021 19:00:51 -59.88 -26.97 5.1 35 187 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456545
13-AUG-2021 09:01:24 -57.10 -25.55 5.0 35 187 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455598
12-AUG-2021 18:49:50 -57.02 -25.15 5.9 20 191 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455096
14-AUG-2021 10:30:14 -60.00 -26.86 5.2 67 192 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456090
12-AUG-2021 19:07:52 -57.02 -25.25 5.9 19 192 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455105
13-AUG-2021 15:52:42 -56.98 -24.86 5.0 49 193 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455711
12-AUG-2021 21:19:55 -60.15 -26.50 5.2 35 193 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455171
13-AUG-2021 18:11:40 -60.02 -26.98 5.3 53 198 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455743
14-AUG-2021 14:49:39 -60.13 -26.75 5.1 78 199 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456144
13-AUG-2021 04:44:51 -59.84 -27.36 4.7 49 200 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455936
13-AUG-2021 20:49:52 -60.52 -24.76 5.2 10 201 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455835
16-AUG-2021 19:17:09 -60.22 -26.77 5.1 35 208 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11457054
16-AUG-2021 05:46:19 -56.91 -25.67 5.8 26 210 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456673
24-JUL-2021 05:00:44 -57.26 -26.91 4.4 111 211 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11452982
14-AUG-2021 10:00:09 -60.32 -27.06 5.4 10 226 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456081
14-AUG-2021 03:23:43 -60.31 -27.08 5.1 10 226 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455985
12-AUG-2021 21:56:55 -60.55 -26.40 5.1 10 228 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455186
27-JUL-2021 08:23:06 -56.72 -25.57 5.0 48 229 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11447028
12-AUG-2021 19:58:58 -60.43 -26.93 5.5 10 232 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455127
13-AUG-2021 23:32:42 -60.54 -26.74 5.0 10 236 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455883
13-AUG-2021 10:34:29 -60.49 -27.18 6.3 10 245 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455601
14-AUG-2021 21:57:19 -56.62 -25.95 5.2 42 246 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456313
16-AUG-2021 06:44:12 -60.66 -26.87 4.8 10 251 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456682
14-AUG-2021 21:42:06 -56.51 -25.63 5.5 18 252 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456309
15-AUG-2021 12:44:39 -56.43 -25.47 4.9 10 259 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456481
15-AUG-2021 16:34:51 -60.36 -28.15 5.5 10 271 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456514
14-AUG-2021 09:57:20 -55.94 -26.35 5.3 10 325 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456077
20-JUL-2021 02:46:30 -55.95 -26.41 4.6 35 325 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11453814
08-AUG-2021 02:55:29 -56.05 -27.63 4.7 108 347 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11452971
20-JUL-2021 22:10:16 -55.93 -27.52 4.4 97 355 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11447468
11-AUG-2021 17:25:17 -55.99 -28.18 4.9 124 370 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11454551
05-AUG-2021 21:01:27 -55.58 -27.87 4.4 20 400 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456357
04-AUG-2021 12:47:57 -55.62 -28.04 4.9 10 401 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11452190
12-AUG-2021 20:05:00 -55.65 -34.21 4.9 10 670 SOUTH GEORGIA ISLAND REGION 11455165
09-AUG-2021 21:50:33 -56.83 -6.32 5.0 10 1101 SOUTHERN MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE 11453713
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17-AUG-2021 08:17:19 -58.71 -24.61 4.9 35 0 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11457326
14-AUG-2021 03:04:47 -58.80 -24.73 5.2 10 12 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455971
13-AUG-2021 07:04:34 -58.81 -24.69 5.2 10 12 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455558
13-AUG-2021 03:38:23 -58.85 -24.60 5.1 10 16 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455502
15-AUG-2021 03:38:01 -58.64 -25.03 4.5 35 26 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456370
15-AUG-2021 07:44:25 -58.92 -24.91 5.0 35 29 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456414
12-AUG-2021 23:24:27 -58.79 -25.08 5.4 51 29 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455246
15-AUG-2021 17:20:23 -58.61 -25.10 5.2 10 30 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456521
14-AUG-2021 02:32:23 -58.68 -25.13 4.7 35 30 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455960
13-AUG-2021 01:26:41 -58.62 -25.09 5.0 31 30 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455311
15-AUG-2021 05:49:12 -58.60 -25.10 5.0 56 31 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456389
15-AUG-2021 03:58:37 -58.67 -25.14 4.7 35 31 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456368
12-AUG-2021 20:06:37 -58.58 -25.08 5.8 76 31 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455135
14-AUG-2021 05:20:16 -58.50 -25.00 5.0 65 32 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456024
14-AUG-2021 03:31:34 -58.44 -24.88 5.1 35 34 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455976
14-AUG-2021 00:23:33 -58.46 -24.94 5.0 35 34 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455911
12-AUG-2021 23:20:03 -58.79 -25.20 4.9 35 35 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455243
13-AUG-2021 01:08:59 -59.03 -24.59 4.6 10 36 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455302
12-AUG-2021 23:07:41 -58.69 -25.26 4.8 35 38 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455233
15-AUG-2021 22:30:40 -58.49 -25.13 5.2 5 39 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456593
12-AUG-2021 23:23:45 -58.82 -25.27 5.2 53 40 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455247
13-AUG-2021 07:13:56 -58.68 -25.32 5.0 37 41 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455562
13-AUG-2021 02:29:33 -58.68 -25.31 4.9 25 41 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455338
12-AUG-2021 23:32:56 -58.68 -25.32 5.0 20 41 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455267
12-AUG-2021 23:50:11 -58.37 -24.29 5.4 10 42 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455261
13-AUG-2021 01:47:37 -58.36 -24.29 5.3 10 43 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455320
14-AUG-2021 20:28:45 -59.05 -25.09 5.2 41 47 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456295
13-AUG-2021 08:25:00 -58.33 -25.00 5.0 55 48 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455570
13-AUG-2021 12:39:22 -58.93 -25.36 4.9 66 50 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455624
14-AUG-2021 09:46:36 -58.54 -25.42 4.7 35 51 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456075
13-AUG-2021 06:41:46 -58.32 -25.07 5.0 67 51 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455552
12-AUG-2021 18:35:20 -58.42 -25.32 8.1 48 52 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455839
12-AUG-2021 21:25:14 -58.75 -25.52 4.9 35 53 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455198
12-AUG-2021 19:39:22 -59.14 -25.02 5.1 10 53 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455157
15-AUG-2021 08:52:15 -58.76 -23.66 4.8 10 55 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456426
16-AUG-2021 11:52:27 -58.83 -23.66 5.0 10 56 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456733
15-AUG-2021 15:04:04 -58.58 -25.54 4.9 43 56 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456501
13-AUG-2021 14:51:52 -58.42 -23.79 5.0 35 57 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455685
14-AUG-2021 23:53:44 -59.16 -25.17 4.9 35 59 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456333
14-AUG-2021 19:03:37 -58.51 -25.55 5.2 60 59 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456279
15-AUG-2021 03:32:22 -58.29 -23.89 4.8 10 63 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456363
13-AUG-2021 06:34:34 -58.26 -23.91 5.0 10 64 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455548
13-AUG-2021 08:33:13 -59.31 -24.75 5.2 10 67 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455572
13-AUG-2021 00:04:15 -59.25 -25.15 5.1 10 68 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455269
14-AUG-2021 22:27:15 -59.27 -25.15 4.8 35 70 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456317
15-AUG-2021 02:07:21 -58.13 -25.12 4.8 35 71 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456365
12-AUG-2021 22:08:35 -58.09 -25.15 5.5 35 76 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455197
14-AUG-2021 22:41:42 -58.09 -25.24 4.9 37 78 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456326
13-AUG-2021 21:51:10 -58.29 -23.54 5.0 10 78 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455847
17-AUG-2021 03:10:50 -58.04 -24.02 5.7 10 82 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11457233
16-AUG-2021 11:10:36 -58.36 -23.34 6.9 14 83 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456725
13-AUG-2021 05:41:24 -59.41 -25.14 5.0 46 84 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455536
15-AUG-2021 11:42:35 -58.04 -23.92 5.2 10 85 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456470
13-AUG-2021 03:43:19 -58.06 -25.41 5.7 66 86 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455505
14-AUG-2021 07:07:27 -59.34 -25.51 5.0 50 87 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456043
16-AUG-2021 13:41:56 -58.48 -23.16 4.6 10 88 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456758
12-AUG-2021 21:48:23 -57.98 -25.18 5.1 61 88 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455219
13-AUG-2021 06:14:11 -59.51 -24.38 5.5 10 90 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455543
15-AUG-2021 10:44:00 -57.86 -24.75 4.6 57 95 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456462
15-AUG-2021 04:17:45 -57.89 -25.05 4.6 35 95 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456376
13-AUG-2021 05:24:58 -57.87 -24.87 5.5 32 95 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455528
13-AUG-2021 20:25:27 -57.88 -24.06 5.3 10 98 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455800
13-AUG-2021 04:53:09 -57.88 -23.97 5.3 10 100 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455520
13-AUG-2021 01:39:15 -57.86 -25.32 4.9 46 103 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455316
15-AUG-2021 11:26:37 -57.85 -25.33 5.0 48 104 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456464
13-AUG-2021 20:04:53 -57.82 -23.99 5.4 10 105 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455786
15-AUG-2021 10:31:34 -57.85 -25.48 5.4 52 108 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456452
13-AUG-2021 10:11:18 -57.81 -23.85 5.1 10 110 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455592
16-AUG-2021 14:08:11 -57.80 -23.85 5.0 10 111 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456770
14-AUG-2021 03:34:05 -57.83 -25.52 5.3 51 111 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455979
24-JUL-2021 08:49:17 -59.61 -25.45 4.4 31 111 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11453049
16-AUG-2021 14:36:01 -57.79 -25.38 5.1 51 112 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456783
13-AUG-2021 02:33:40 -57.77 -23.84 5.2 10 114 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455336
14-AUG-2021 23:36:18 -57.83 -23.58 4.9 10 115 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456331
07-AUG-2021 09:58:27 -59.52 -25.88 4.8 26 116 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11452757
13-AUG-2021 07:08:37 -57.70 -24.00 5.2 10 118 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455560
28-JUL-2021 00:27:26 -57.76 -23.73 4.8 10 118 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11451928
12-AUG-2021 20:14:45 -59.54 -25.93 5.0 35 119 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455156
13-AUG-2021 04:03:58 -57.69 -23.84 5.1 10 122 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455509
12-AUG-2021 20:38:07 -59.54 -26.02 5.4 70 122 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455168
09-AUG-2021 04:46:01 -59.65 -25.88 4.9 35 127 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11453683
12-AUG-2021 23:08:13 -59.50 -26.23 5.0 35 128 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455257
12-AUG-2021 18:32:54 -57.60 -25.19 7.5 63 128 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455082
16-AUG-2021 23:37:25 -59.56 -26.23 5.5 52 132 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11457169
15-AUG-2021 21:38:28 -59.54 -26.34 5.2 67 135 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456577
06-AUG-2021 19:22:02 -59.62 -26.18 5.9 31 135 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11452514
14-AUG-2021 11:33:07 -59.73 -25.94 4.6 35 136 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456127
13-AUG-2021 00:46:19 -59.93 -25.06 5.1 10 138 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455298
14-AUG-2021 10:23:24 -57.45 -24.95 4.9 57 142 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456086
14-AUG-2021 18:11:56 -59.68 -26.43 5.1 75 150 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456275
14-AUG-2021 05:14:41 -59.77 -26.30 5.3 44 152 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456023
12-AUG-2021 22:19:11 -59.86 -26.09 4.9 35 153 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455210
16-AUG-2021 08:46:15 -59.67 -26.55 5.3 61 154 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456700
12-AUG-2021 20:15:17 -59.82 -26.24 5.4 35 154 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455134
13-AUG-2021 00:42:15 -60.13 -24.77 5.0 21 158 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455294
12-AUG-2021 19:44:55 -59.82 -26.38 6.2 62 159 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455120
13-AUG-2021 08:46:29 -57.33 -25.45 5.1 53 161 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455576
13-AUG-2021 05:44:04 -57.32 -25.38 5.1 45 161 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455534
12-AUG-2021 22:13:10 -59.80 -26.47 5.1 35 161 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455200
14-AUG-2021 00:16:38 -59.80 -26.53 5.1 35 163 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455908
13-AUG-2021 03:53:21 -57.25 -24.95 5.1 35 164 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455511
12-AUG-2021 20:28:40 -59.93 -26.28 5.0 60 165 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455140
12-AUG-2021 19:29:14 -59.84 -26.48 5.7 48 165 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455115
13-AUG-2021 05:24:04 -59.83 -26.55 5.3 59 166 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455530
13-AUG-2021 11:25:03 -60.20 -24.94 4.6 10 167 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456059
13-AUG-2021 13:12:20 -59.86 -26.52 5.4 70 168 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455640
13-AUG-2021 11:45:39 -57.29 -25.56 5.8 44 168 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455613
12-AUG-2021 21:07:01 -59.83 -26.63 5.6 69 169 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455167
12-AUG-2021 20:49:54 -59.88 -26.50 5.2 52 169 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455159
16-AUG-2021 20:50:34 -60.25 -24.90 5.5 10 172 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11457139
12-AUG-2021 20:36:23 -59.93 -26.48 5.3 65 172 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455143
12-AUG-2021 19:43:49 -59.96 -26.47 6.0 68 174 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455121
15-AUG-2021 02:01:40 -59.93 -26.56 5.0 35 175 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456349
16-AUG-2021 10:23:22 -59.89 -26.78 5.2 35 180 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456724
12-AUG-2021 22:40:01 -59.91 -26.74 4.9 35 180 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455317
13-AUG-2021 02:57:27 -60.35 -25.16 4.6 10 185 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455497
15-AUG-2021 19:00:51 -59.88 -26.97 5.1 35 187 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456545
13-AUG-2021 09:01:24 -57.10 -25.55 5.0 35 187 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455598
12-AUG-2021 18:49:50 -57.02 -25.15 5.9 20 191 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455096
14-AUG-2021 10:30:14 -60.00 -26.86 5.2 67 192 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456090
12-AUG-2021 19:07:52 -57.02 -25.25 5.9 19 192 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455105
13-AUG-2021 15:52:42 -56.98 -24.86 5.0 49 193 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455711
12-AUG-2021 21:19:55 -60.15 -26.50 5.2 35 193 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455171
13-AUG-2021 18:11:40 -60.02 -26.98 5.3 53 198 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455743
14-AUG-2021 14:49:39 -60.13 -26.75 5.1 78 199 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456144
13-AUG-2021 04:44:51 -59.84 -27.36 4.7 49 200 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455936
13-AUG-2021 20:49:52 -60.52 -24.76 5.2 10 201 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455835
16-AUG-2021 19:17:09 -60.22 -26.77 5.1 35 208 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11457054
16-AUG-2021 05:46:19 -56.91 -25.67 5.8 26 210 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456673
24-JUL-2021 05:00:44 -57.26 -26.91 4.4 111 211 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11452982
14-AUG-2021 10:00:09 -60.32 -27.06 5.4 10 226 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456081
14-AUG-2021 03:23:43 -60.31 -27.08 5.1 10 226 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455985
12-AUG-2021 21:56:55 -60.55 -26.40 5.1 10 228 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455186
27-JUL-2021 08:23:06 -56.72 -25.57 5.0 48 229 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11447028
12-AUG-2021 19:58:58 -60.43 -26.93 5.5 10 232 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455127
13-AUG-2021 23:32:42 -60.54 -26.74 5.0 10 236 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455883
13-AUG-2021 10:34:29 -60.49 -27.18 6.3 10 245 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11455601
14-AUG-2021 21:57:19 -56.62 -25.95 5.2 42 246 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456313
16-AUG-2021 06:44:12 -60.66 -26.87 4.8 10 251 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456682
14-AUG-2021 21:42:06 -56.51 -25.63 5.5 18 252 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456309
15-AUG-2021 12:44:39 -56.43 -25.47 4.9 10 259 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456481
15-AUG-2021 16:34:51 -60.36 -28.15 5.5 10 271 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456514
14-AUG-2021 09:57:20 -55.94 -26.35 5.3 10 325 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456077
20-JUL-2021 02:46:30 -55.95 -26.41 4.6 35 325 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11453814
08-AUG-2021 02:55:29 -56.05 -27.63 4.7 108 347 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11452971
20-JUL-2021 22:10:16 -55.93 -27.52 4.4 97 355 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11447468
11-AUG-2021 17:25:17 -55.99 -28.18 4.9 124 370 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11454551
05-AUG-2021 21:01:27 -55.58 -27.87 4.4 20 400 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11456357
04-AUG-2021 12:47:57 -55.62 -28.04 4.9 10 401 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION 11452190
12-AUG-2021 20:05:00 -55.65 -34.21 4.9 10 670 SOUTH GEORGIA ISLAND REGION 11455165
09-AUG-2021 21:50:33 -56.83 -6.32 5.0 10 1101 SOUTHERN MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE 11453713
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With deepest respect ~ Aloha & Mahalo, Carol
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ICYMI - Apocalypse Now?! Terrified Mexicans thought ‘Earthquake Lights’ were the beginning of the end
A 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck near Acapulco on Wednesday and the seismic event caused blue lights to flash across the sky – with many residents posting on social media an apocalypse was happening!
The phenomena are called earthquake lights and can be a common occurrence during the event with sheet lightning, balls of light, steady glows and streams of light associated with it. (US Geological Survey)
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A 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck near Acapulco on Wednesday and the seismic event caused blue lights to flash across the sky – with many residents posting on social media an apocalypse was happening!
The phenomena are called earthquake lights and can be a common occurrence during the event with sheet lightning, balls of light, steady glows and streams of light associated with it. (US Geological Survey)
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What is life?
It is the flash of a firefly in the night, the breath of a buffalo in the wintertime. It is the little shadow which runs across the grass and loses itself in the sunset.
With deepest respect ~ Aloha & Mahalo, Carol
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:exclamation:6.0-magnitude earthquake hits China’s Luzhou-Sichuan province - CGTN citing China’s Earthquake Bureau
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It is the flash of a firefly in the night, the breath of a buffalo in the wintertime. It is the little shadow which runs across the grass and loses itself in the sunset.
With deepest respect ~ Aloha & Mahalo, Carol
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Earthquake - Magnitude 5.4 / 10km Depth - SICHUAN-CHONGQING BDR REG, CHINA - 2021 September 15, 20:33:33 UTC
Magnitude 5.7 Earthquake Shakes China's Sichuan Region - EMSC
15.09.2021, Sputnik International
Magnitude 5.7 Earthquake Shakes China's Sichuan Region - EMSC - 15.09.2021, Sputnik International
https://sputniknews.com/20210915/magnitude-57-earthquake-shakes-chinas-sichuan-region---emsc-1089110222.html
Magnitude 5.7 Earthquake Shakes China's Sichuan Region - EMSC
15.09.2021, Sputnik International
Magnitude 5.7 Earthquake Shakes China's Sichuan Region - EMSC - 15.09.2021, Sputnik International
https://sputniknews.com/20210915/magnitude-57-earthquake-shakes-chinas-sichuan-region---emsc-1089110222.html
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What is life?
It is the flash of a firefly in the night, the breath of a buffalo in the wintertime. It is the little shadow which runs across the grass and loses itself in the sunset.
With deepest respect ~ Aloha & Mahalo, Carol