Quake Watch 2018

7.5
2km SE of Pinotepa de Don Luis, Mexico
2018-02-16 23:39:44 (UTC)
43.0 km

I don't remember how to post the link

originally posted by: Anmarie96
7.5
2km SE of Pinotepa de Don Luis, Mexico
2018-02-16 23:39:44 (UTC)
43.0 km

I don't remember how to post the link

This is all they have on CNN thus far.

www.cnn.com...

Dutchsinse was on live. Will take a break and come back in a few minutes. Here's the link to his live feed:

a reply to: Anmarie96

Making me mighty nervous on the Ca coast, we are the ones left with no big ones so far.

a reply to: SeaWorthy

Same with the Pacific NW and Southeast Alaska.

It's been to quiet and the plates are locked up.

Uk quake some reports of 4.4 or 4.2 mag I have heard before that there is links between uk quakes and california this was a few yrs ago mind does anyone know of any , I know all quakes are linked across the globe because of plate movements but does anyone know of any special relationship between the uk eurasion playe (i think it called ) and cali ? All the best
Regards
Dean

Dutchsense is saying it was fracking and I think of yesterdays q drop telling the UK to get ready.
www.youtube.com...

Everyone aware of this super volcano?

In other words, whatever the significance of the lava dome is, this volume of hot, viscous rock – standing some 600 metres (1,968 feet) tall and spanning a width of 10 kilometres (6.2 miles) – isn't an echo of Akahoya, but something new taking shape under the East China Sea.
"The post-caldera activity, at least [at] this caldera, is regarded as the preparation stage to the next super-eruption," Tatsumi explained to Live Science, "not as the calming-down stage from the previous super-eruption." Just what this activity portends is unclear for now, and at least one researcher has pointed out that we could be looking at a congregation of smaller lava domes, as opposed to one giant combined mass.

www.sciencealert.com...

a reply to: SeaWorthy

There is a thread about it: Giant lava dome formation after 7.3 ka supereruption at Kikai caldera, SW Japan.

That thing is massive! The Ring of Fire may not be a "real thing" (according to some geologists there are too many plates and fragments that do not interact with each other), but if that volcano goes I would not want to be wrong!

Speaking of super volcanoes...

NatGeo, Feb. 21, 2018 - Earthquake Swarms Are Shaking Yellowstone's Supervolcano. Here's What That Means.

There have been over 200 EQ under the sv in Yellowstone since Feb. 8 of 2.9M. The article says that the activity is "normal" seismic activity. Oh-kay, if you say so!

a reply to: TEOTWAWKIAIFF

Yeah, I am starting to think they are all going to go up at once when it starts!

I hope this is the right part of the forum to post this question:

It seems to me that the Eastern side of the Ring of Fire (at least on the North American continent) has been very quiet. I've been keeping track of the map on EMSC and there's hardly anything on it.

I started to watch Dutchsinse a couple of months ago and I've got so much to learn.......but are we ripe for a major quake, either in the Pacific Northwest (Cascadia Subduction Zone) or San Andreas?

Maybe it's just me, but it feels like the quiet before the storm. Not only with respect to world conflicts (esp. NK and the US) but re. earthquakes too.

7.5 at Porgera, papa New Guinea 21 miles down ... and nothing on ATS. After viewing he recent threads on ATS and seeing what's being posted (double posts and complete utter garbage threads) I feel ATS is losing it

Continuing

M 3.0 - 13km NE of West Yellowstone, Montana
III
DYFI?
Time
2018-02-25 15:10:21 (UTC)
Location
44.754°N 110.995°W
Depth
6.3 km

M 7.5 - 89km SSW of Porgera, Papua New Guinea
IX
DYFI?
IX
ShakeMap
ORANGE
PAGER
Tsunami Warning Center
Time
2018-02-25 17:44:44 (UTC)
Location
6.149°S 142.766°E
Depth
35.0 km

Indonesia now...

M 6.1 - 44km NE of Airbuaya, Indonesia
V
ShakeMap
GREEN
PAGER
Tsunami Warning Center
Time
2018-02-26 13:34:54 (UTC)
Location
2.765°S 126.678°E
Depth
11.9 km

a reply to: vinifalou
This map shows known major volcanic eruptions of Earth's past. Those in red are at least Magnitude 8 on the Volcanic Explosivity Index.

Magnitude
uncertainty
6.7 mww
± 0.1
Location
uncertainty
6.304°S 142.608°E
± 7.0 km
Depth
uncertainty
33.1 km
± 3.8
Origin Time 2018-03-06 14:13:09.070 UTC
Number of Stations –
Number of Phases 77
Minimum Distance 607.8 km (5.46°)
Travel Time Residual 1.13 s
Azimuthal Gap 23°
FE Region NEW GUINEA, PAPUA NEW GUINEA (202)
Review Status REVIEWED
Catalog US (us2000dcx1)
Location Source US3
Magnitude Source US3
Contributor

a reply to: vinifalou

Another big one in Papua New Guine

Magnitude
uncertainty
6.8 mww
± 0.1
Location
uncertainty
4.389°S 153.202°E
± 4.5 km
Depth
uncertainty
15.2 km
± 3.5
Origin Time 2018-03-08 17:39:50.510 UTC
Number of Stations –
Number of Phases 111
Minimum Distance 117.2 km (1.05°)
Travel Time Residual 1.11 s
Azimuthal Gap 20°
FE Region NEW IRELAND REGION, PAPUA NEW GUINEA (190)
Review Status REVIEWED
Catalog US (us1000d1kv)
Location Source US3
Magnitude Source US3
Contributor US3

M 4.5 - 22km W of Petrolia, CA
Time 2018-03-09 06:01:28 (UTC)
Location 40.292°N 124.542°W Depth 15.1 km

M 4.0 - Off the coast of Oregon
II
DYFI?
Time
2018-03-16 08:23:23 (UTC)
Location
44.030°N 128.952°W
Depth
10.0 km