Earthquake and Volcanic Activity Thread

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I’m starting this thread to post up the more common earthquake and volcano volcanic activity that has been happening more frequently. During Grand Solar Minimums there are typically an uptick in these geologic events. The best source for this information comes from Dutchsinse. His reporting is much more accurate than even the USGS. Long videos at times but usually very detailed information and He has a great ability to forecast new quakes. Spot on!

dutchsinse

since 2010 Dutchsinse

www.youtube.com

I’ll also post other pertinent activity here as well and feel free to add your own links, news, or experiences. Thanks
Activity from Kilauea in Hawaii. 50 quakes at the cone

 

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7.0 hits Southern Europe

 

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Here in TN the New Madrid earthquake of 1812 was massive and we get alot of small ones in east TN. I was the TVA rep on the multi-state/Federal planning team and was amazed at the detail of response plans. A similar quake now would disrupt power, gas lines routed along the Mississippi River and essential barge traffic cutting off the midwest. That quake is over due on a 200 year frequency. Last one I felt was like a door slamming.

Information on the largest earthquake planning project in U.S. History

cusec.org

 

[100Acre]

Very good, even news agencies are backing some of what I’ve been saying for some time. I even posted some comments .

 

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ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

www.zerohedge.com

 

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Lewotolo Volcano erupted yesterday spewing ash 50,000’ in elevation.

 

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I lived in the San Francisco Bay area in the late 80's and early 90's. Being from the midwest, if they even had a little tremor I would feel it. I would tell others that we just had an earthquake and they'd say I was stoned or something. 20 mins later it would come on the news so stoned or not I felt it. There's two different types of quakes, rollers and shifters. Shifters do far more damage and that was the type that hit in '89 when all the bridges collapsed. It wasn't a terribly strong quake, it just lasted a long time. Standing on the sidewalk it felt like you were on a skateboard, rolling back and forth about a foot. Crazy to experience and something you never forget.

 

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After decades of dormancy, Caribbean Volcanoes come to life

 

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I knew about craters of the moon but not much about the others. Three active volcanoes of Idaho

 

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Uplift being reported in Yellowstone