Ice Age Model

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #100, on April 15th, 2014, 04:02 AM »Last edited on April 15th, 2014, 02:11 PM
thank you. have a nice day. O:-)

i dont mind if anyone would like to talk about cause and effect chain. I would like to validate as much as i can. if anyone has some interest in climate, or geology please list your concern to help with simple model. verifiable time relation.

we should see a few more large eruptions for april, and may 2014. this is a big issue i have right now.
including yellow stone cam going down, and also 3 major eruptions coming off a great quake with at least one to follow.
and many large quakes worldwide for this period in time. external forces tourque times delta T.. this is exactly validating.
the november 17 2013 quake proves without a doubt this is the case, as it is the case for comet ison, it shall be for the reflection.
i want the reader to have no doubt about it, global warming model? or is Ice age model true for this time frame.?
the time when a great quake can be predicted, and not related to plate tectonic.

the qusetion is if i tell you what volcanoes will erupt, and over what time frame. how should you deal with that?
you see i had said this is the case with this model you will be able to make a 3-d model and describe the relation to euclidan formula. an egg or a water balloon. splitting of the egg. Earth speroid.

the loaded deformable body acts as a continum. under certain conditions magma, and plate tectonic merge into one field.



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Monday, Apr 14, 2014

Volcanic activity worldwide 14 Apr 2014: Hekla, Ubinas, Fuego, Reventador, Tungurahua


Earthquakes in southern Iceland during the past 48 hours
Earthquakes in southern Iceland during the past 48 hours

A typical strombolian eruption at Fuego yesterday morning
A typical strombolian eruption at Fuego yesterday morning
Hekla (Iceland): A shallow (around 8 km depth) earthquake swarm including two quakes at 2.7 and 2.9 magnitude has started in an area 12 km to the south of Hekla volcano.  ...more


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Hekla volcano (Iceland): earthquake swarm


Earthquakes in southern Iceland during the past 48 hours
Earthquakes in southern Iceland during the past 48 hours
 A shallow (around 8 km depth) earthquake swarm including two quakes at 2.7 and 2.9 magnitude has started in an area 12 km to the south of Hekla volcano.  ...more


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Ubinas volcano (Peru): activity increases, constant ash emissions and explosions


Ash emission from Ubinas this afternoon
Ash emission from Ubinas this afternoon
 The volcano's activity increases. As more magma arrives to build up the new lava dome in the summit crater, more gasses are being released as well and cause near-constant explosive activity with moderately strong ash emissions at the moment (see video).  ...more


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Moderate mag. 5.0 earthquake - 72km SSW of Kirakira, Solomon Islands on Monday, 14 April 2014




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Photo of the Week: Fumarole at the crater of La Fossa volcano, Vulcano Island, Eolian Islands, Italy


Fumarole at the crater of La Fossa volcano, Vulcano Island, Eolian Islands, Italy
Fumarole at the crater of La Fossa volcano, Vulcano Island, Eolian Islands, Italy

Photo of the Day: 6. Volcan Pacaya 2135m With Stream Of Lava On The Right, Guatemala.


6. Volcan Pacaya 2135m With Stream Of Lava On The Right, Guatemala.
6. Volcan Pacaya 2135m With Stream Of Lava On The Right, Guatemala.

Complete Earthquake list (worldwide) for today, Monday, 14 Apr 2014



Sunday, Apr 13, 2014

Volcanic activity worldwide 13 Apr 2014: Popocatépetl, Nyamuragira, Momotombo, Karymsky, Dukono


Small explosion at Popocatépetl yesterday morning (CENAPRED)
Small explosion at Popocatépetl yesterday morning (CENAPRED)

Current seismic signal at Momotombo volcano (MOMN station, INETER)
Current seismic signal at Momotombo volcano (MOMN station, INETER)
Karymsky (Kamchatka): (13 Apr) An eruption yesterday evening produced an ash plume that rose to estimated 14,000 ft (4.2 km) altitude.  ...more


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Nyamuragira volcano (DR Congo): eruption could be imminent


Degassing from a crater of Nyamuragira (source: Julien Paluku / Twitter: pic.twitter.com/oKmCMMrkVX)
Degassing from a crater of Nyamuragira (source: Julien Paluku / Twitter: pic.twitter.com/oKmCMMrkVX)
 News started to spread on twitter and other media that a new eruption of the volcano started today, including pictures from the 2010 eruption as (false) evidence.  ...more


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Matt Watts

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #102, on April 17th, 2014, 03:00 AM »
Quote from freethisone on April 17th, 2014, 01:58 AM
this on yellow stone, very good info.
That was worth watching.  Thanks for posting it Free.

It's troubling though.  Do the scientists not really know when it will erupt again or have they been told to not tell the public?  Guess it's better to watch what they do instead of listen to what they say.  If they all start bugging out, that will pretty much answer my question.


thx1138v2

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #104, on April 19th, 2014, 10:49 AM »Last edited on April 19th, 2014, 10:50 AM
I don't know if you've seen this. You may want to add it to your model if it's not already there. It's about a 100,000 year wobble in earth's orbit rather than rotation.
Geologist connects regular changes of Earth's orbital cycle to changes in climate

Something I've been thinking about lately is earth's magnetic polar reversals. It seems to me that at some point in the reversal, regardless of how long it is, the magntic poles will be perpendicular to the sun rather than more or less parallel as they are now. At that point the earth's magnetic field would be sucking in the solar wind like it does now but since the poles would be pointing straight at the solar wind our magnetic field wouldn't be protecting us at all. The magnetic poles would be acting as a funnel rather than a shield.

Along those same lines I've recently seen (can't remember where now) that the earth's magnetic field is weakening which would have consequences also.

I disagree somewhat with your analogy of the sun's magnetic poles being like those seen around a bar magnet because the sun is a whirling ball of plasma so the Coriolis forces twist and distort the magnetic field.
Magnetic Field Lines Get Tangled as Sun Rotates

And also the earth's magnetic field.
Magnetohydrodynamics - Geophysics

Just thought you would be interested in those link.

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #105, on April 19th, 2014, 03:07 PM »
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I disagree somewhat with your analogy of the sun's magnetic poles being like those seen around a bar magnet because the sun is a whirling ball of plasma so the Coriolis forces twist and distort the magnetic field.
hi thanks for the links. you have a good point. the poles leaning a bit. at this point in the orbital relation we will be tourqued. this will cause a change in angular momentum. 

what is the energy of the sun doing right now? well you see nasa been waiting for a magnetic reversal on the sun. problem was they never made the correct asumption. i simply validated by observation a magnetic allignment on the sun. a revers in poles, and a change also in orientation. you have a good point about the magnetic field changes. thats been validated by arline crashing into runways. more seriouse is induction, and gravitational direction. negative or positive. when it becomes negative we will have lava pools. more so, earth  relaxing and deforming. during touruqe times delta t great earth quake is expected. that gives time validation. it describes the water ballon under these condition. the shifting of all plates to the east.

ill add more in the line of validation if you may be sceptical observer. cheers. thanks . O:-)

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #106, on April 19th, 2014, 03:22 PM »
NICARAGUA – Nicaraguan authorities say “there’s no scientific evidence” of a pending eruption of Momotombo and Apoyeque volcanos despite recent earthquake activity along nearby fault lines. In a report released this afternoon by Nicaragua’s Disaster Response Agency (SINAPRED), a team of national and foreign experts say the current seismic activity “could lead to future scenarios of volcanic activity” north of Managua, but there’s no evidence of an immediate eruption. Scientists say there’s no variation to the water quality in the volcanic craters and nearby wells, no emission of sulfur dioxide, and no change to the structure of volcanoes — all good signs. However, the report says, the dramatic increase in seismic activity over the past week is similar to the “hundreds of earthquakes” that proceeded the 1999 eruption of Cerro Negro Volcano in León. The SINAPRED report says the seismic activity between Momotombo and Apoyeque appears to be diminishing, but authorities are not ruling out the possibility of additional aftershocks with magnitudes between 5 and 6 on the Richter Scale. Scientists said the current earthquake activity has centered along a 20-KM fault line north of Managua, between Nagarote and Mateare, which suffered the brunt of the damage from the 6.2-magnitude quake on April 10.

The active fault lines are separate from the fault lines crisscrossing beneath Managua, but continued seismic activity in Lake Managua “could activate some of the faults (in Managua) and produce damage in the city,” the report warns. Scientists also notes the recent “deformation” to the coastline of Lake Managua, which caused the water to recede in the lake. They say they’re investigating the matter, but think it’s “secondary to the high amount of seismic activity in the region.” The report says the overall water temperatures in the lake are considered normal, and said earlier claims of rising temperatures could be due to natural hot springs found in different parts of the lake. The report recommends that Nicaragua remain on high alert and is calling on the Nicaraguan Institute of Territorial Studies (INETER) to “significantly increase their investigations to generate better knowledge of our seismic risks.” –Nicaragua Dispatch

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7.5 magnitude earthquake strikes off coast of Papua New Guinea
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freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #107, on April 27th, 2014, 04:05 AM »
turns out chem trails cause global warming. all that aluminum melts ice at the polar caps faster if aluminum was not present.

just in case

therfore cam trailes block the sun, but melt the ice.. hmm..

what do you think? :huh:


Matt Watts

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #108, on April 27th, 2014, 05:47 AM »
Not sure Free.  Based on the video we have an idea about thermal conductivity with solid "large" aluminum objects, but I don't know if that still holds true with nano-particle size aluminum dust.

Maybe take a moment to look at:
http://www.geoengineeringwatch.org/

Dane, has mentioned something about "nucleation".   I don't really understand it, but the gist is that when they do it, you can have snow when it's 50 degrees outside.

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #109, on April 27th, 2014, 02:24 PM »Last edited on April 27th, 2014, 02:35 PM
hi mate, i was out doors today, and had burned in the sizzling sun.

 this is the case. Compton scattering causes refractions at twice the initial velocity. therefore a pressure on other scattering particle. particulate accumulates as solution, and is silts. in the water.  Induction is once again at its peak. fire hazards world wide. simply use highway signs to post fire hazards right away.

much is learned from ice age model. we have uv indexes at highest level ever seen in recent history. this is the case. with torque times delta T. earth deformable body is under pressure. the viscosity, of fluid will find us on the brink of history. the ice age itself, and the heating of earth and sun, with increasing pressure and casmire force, eddy currents lead to magnetic anomaly, and magnetic field reversal. solar break out of high m class x class are ongoing. the data continues to reflect scew in actual data obtained, I include a bias on my part. :cool: :P
Reasonable assumption of axiom.

cause and effect are more then enough to conclude this statement. So I include as much as I can to get the correct response. when this continues to show predictable effects. predictable, and time vary. Credit should be given to me, but im not waiting for a pat on the back. im looking for real scientist with understanding willing to determine steps, and precations. further elaboration. These steps are important to all of nature, we must not ignore the curent state of being.

 we need to work together.

more data to update.

Predictions, and verifiable, snowing at Yellow stone.


there are still a few spelling errors. but i will try to fix them. what do you think  do you want to reflect upon positive, and then the effect of negative Gravity?

))

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #110, on April 27th, 2014, 02:54 PM »Last edited on April 27th, 2014, 02:59 PM
By use of Axiom, the sun will suddenly go into discharge. Space charge configuration dictates this effect. will lead to more volcanic eruption for May.  a spark gap trigger is assumed. Expolsion, and new formed vents and vlocanoes have been building. Sibera Super volcano awakes. methane at billions of tons per day continues. so you have that.

prediction for z-class and M class to precede the great quake. There are a number of places, and regardles the process continues.

one or two solar outbreaks, and results will be assumed. ET 20 - 40 days. cutting it close this time. but July still holds as the first assumtion from 2013 years data..

Keplers law could soon be proven, or disputed. mid point 6 years, and then on the seventh day Earth may rest. Relax.

if assumed the 2010 solar year to be the start of solar cycle 24. with a 12 year cycle predicted.

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #111, on May 7th, 2014, 05:39 AM »Last edited on May 7th, 2014, 05:42 AM
Quote from freethisone on April 27th, 2014, 02:54 PM
By use of Axiom, the sun will suddenly go into discharge. Space charge configuration dictates this effect. will lead to more volcanic eruption for May.  a spark gap trigger is assumed. Expolsion, and new formed vents and vlocanoes have been building. Sibera Super volcano awakes. methane at billions of tons per day continues. so you have that.

prediction for z-class and M class to precede the great quake. There are a number of places, and regardles the process continues.

one or two solar outbreaks, and results will be assumed. ET 20 - 40 days. cutting it close this time. but July still holds as the first assumtion from 2013 years data..

Keplers law could soon be proven, or disputed. mid point 6 years, and then on the seventh day Earth may rest. Relax.

if assumed the 2010 solar year to be the start of solar cycle 24. with a 12 year cycle predicted.
5-7-2014 some of the most spectacular images of this binary relation can be seen here. h2

t1 the valentine comet sweet 16.


h2

present the case of these object of high mass.

the latest m-class flair is a clue/ just look at these filliment. data for x-ray flux is clearly atlered..

this is the case and there are little news on these incoming object. 2016 periodic. last seen 2010.
http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/data/realtime/c2/1024/latest.jpg

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #112, on May 12th, 2014, 08:12 AM »
5-12-14 this is what the spark gap trigger looks like. here we see the spectacular dance of the twins, but nasa refuses to let you see it this time around.
objects are seen at 11 and 4 oclock.


as you see volcanic eruption will now occure. these 2 to 3 weeks are criticle in establishing time variables.  this will lead to a second and third spark gap trigger causing the next few solar eruption. these eruption will be very high. m, and x class with a 7.0 or two that may follow. 2 to 6 weeks.

this will lead to external forces, and a great quake.



as for the magnetic poles of the sun claimed by leading that was to reverse in december, they had not released information as it doing so.
i say the reversal is confirmed, and doing so i in mid to late april this year.

july may have results for a great quake, but will soon be told once again this is possible. cause and effect chain that validates what we see.


freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #114, on May 16th, 2014, 04:45 AM »
Quote from freethisone on May 13th, 2014, 02:50 AM
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/usb000qk64#summary

first results.
M6.8 - 105km SE of Punta de Burica, Panama
2014-05-13 06:35:24 UTC

6 earthquakes in map area
6.0
113km NE of Grande Anse, Guadeloupe
2014-05-16 07:01:42 UTC-04:0024.5 km
6.2
50km WSW of Alim, Philippines
2014-05-15 06:16:41 UTC-04:0014.0 km
6.6
96km SSE of Ifalik, Micronesia
2014-05-15 04:16:34 UTC-04:0010.0 km
6.1
99km SSE of Ifalik, Micronesia
2014-05-14 16:56:13 UTC-04:0010.6 km
6.5
108km SSE of Punta de Burica, Panama
2014-05-13 02:35:24 UTC-04:0010.0 km
6.5
Southern East Pacific Rise
2014-05-12 14:38:37 UTC-04:008.3 km

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #115, on May 19th, 2014, 04:00 AM »
May 2, 2014: Last month (April 8-11), scientists, government officials, emergency planners and others converged on Boulder, Colorado, for NOAA's Space Weather Workshop—an annual gathering to discuss the perils and probabilities of solar storms.
The current solar cycle is weaker than usual, so you might expect a correspondingly low-key meeting.  On the contrary, the halls and meeting rooms were abuzz with excitement about an intense solar storm that narrowly missed Earth.
"If it had hit, we would still be picking up the pieces," says Daniel Baker of the University of Colorado, who presented a talk entitled The Major Solar Eruptive Event in July 2012: Defining Extreme Space Weather Scenarios. 
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A new ScienceCast video recounts the near-miss of a solar superstorm in July 2012.  Play it
The close shave happened almost two years ago. On July 23, 2012, a plasma cloud or "CME" rocketed away from the sun as fast as 3000 km/s, more than four times faster than a typical eruption. The storm tore through Earth orbit, but fortunately Earth wasn't there. Instead it hit the STEREO-A spacecraft. Researchers have been analyzing the data ever since, and they have concluded that the storm was one of the strongest in recorded history. "It might have been stronger than the Carrington Event itself," says Baker.
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The Carrington Event of Sept. 1859 was a series of powerful CMEs that hit Earth head-on, sparking Northern Lights as far south as Tahiti. Intense geomagnetic storms caused global telegraph lines to spark, setting fire to some telegraph offices and disabling the 'Victorian Internet." A similar storm today could have a catastrophic effect on modern power grids and telecommunication networks. According to a study by the National Academy of Sciences, the total economic impact could exceed $2 trillion or 20 times greater than the costs of a Hurricane Katrina. Multi-ton transformers fried by such a storm could take years to repair and impact national security.
A recent paper in Nature Communications authored by UC Berkeley space physicist Janet G. Luhmann and former postdoc Ying D. Liu describes what gave the July 2012 storm Carrington-like potency. For one thing, the CME was actually two CMEs separated by only 10 to 15 minutes. This double storm cloud traveled through a region of space that had been cleared out by another CME only four days earlier. As a result, the CMEs were not decelerated as much as usual by their transit through the interplanetary medium.
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A report by the National Academy of Sciences details the consequences of extreme solar storms. More
Had the eruption occurred just one week earlier, the blast site would have been facing Earth, rather than off to the side, so it was a relatively narrow escape.
When the Carrington Event enveloped Earth in the 19th century, technologies of the day were hardly sensitive to electromagnetic disturbances.  Modern society, on the other hand, is deeply dependent on sun-sensitive technologies such as GPS, satellite communications and the internet.
"The effect of such a storm on our modern technologies would be tremendous," says Luhmann.
During informal discussions at the workshop, Nat Gopalswamy of the Goddard Space Flight Center noted that "without NASA's STEREO probes, we might never have known the severity of the 2012 superstorm.  This shows the value of having 'space weather buoys' located all around the sun."
It also highlights the potency of the sun even during so-called "quiet times." Many observers have noted that the current solar cycle is weak, perhaps the weakest in 100 years. Clearly, even a weak solar cycle can produce a very strong storm.
Says Baker, "We need to be prepared."
Credits:
Author: Dr. Tony Phillips | Production editor: Dr. Tony Phillips | Credit: Science@NASA
Web Links:

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #116, on May 19th, 2014, 04:04 AM »
to make this very clear this solar cycle is not a fizzle. it is the greates solar cycle in history. my arch nem tony loves to play science fiction writer.

i will make it clear and understood, volcanic eruption these next 2 weeks are key. 7.0 quakes as a result then a.Great quake .

this my friends is the most predictable cycle in history.  It is not a dud. data has been altered. and the name on the top of the list is the one who denied the fact the most.

Matt Watts

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #117, on May 19th, 2014, 06:21 AM »
Quote from freethisone on May 19th, 2014, 04:04 AM
i will make it clear and understood, volcanic eruption these next 2 weeks are key. 7.0 quakes as a result then a.Great quake .
Sounds like it is time to bolt things down and get ready for some disaster scenarios.

Thanks for heads up.

Gunther Rattay

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #118, on May 19th, 2014, 11:17 AM »
I agree.

Matt Watts

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #119, on May 19th, 2014, 12:10 PM »
What's so disconcerting is the prostitute main stream media.   They cried wolf so many times over 2012 and the end of the world and now when disaster really is knocking at the door...    Quiet as a mouse.

Sorry Mr. Sean Hannity (and others like him), you are not going to get a bit of help from me when the chickens come home to roast.  What goes around, comes around.

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #120, on May 19th, 2014, 06:09 PM »Last edited on May 19th, 2014, 06:19 PM
well guys, you may or may not be mainstream, but i guess the question on my mind is. does that mean you both are in agree on my accord? ice age model predictable, self verify.  cause in effect.

do you guys agree with my model, and evidence supported? thanks.

ps. in the article noted there is mention of acme hitting Stereo B . I had thought this rather odd, because about 2 weeks ago i gave alot of consideration to a object such as stereo b to be used as a space ground, for just that purpose. causing sparks to discharge  between the gap, rather than Earth. (CME)

Advancement, My idea it is well known. equal potential discharge into small radius objects. at sharp points. cheers. chew on that Tony...
Tesla inspired Maxwell proven earth space ground, by freethisone.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQvmJjiM124#

freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #121, on May 20th, 2014, 04:36 PM »
in this lecture Walter gives a very good example, and gives a radius, and a charge .  If you are having a hard time following his logic he only now needs to add one object with radius Earth. he can nw solve for gauss law. but this is following the law of induction. these volcanic eruption are due to these effect.
when the earths core was insulated with crude il it maintained a strong potential., it had a strong magnetic field.. now you see we have a magnetic break down, and ionizing effect. that is the part of co2 sulfur methane ozone. you name it. sure add  that with solar storms of highest effect.in history then you will learn the forces at work. induction red shift, planetary perterbtions, volcanic eruption, and axil shift.. Great quakes, all of earth plates moving to the east.. Predicted. the strain is great chili,mexico alaskan volcano.not just one. , Its tearing apart,  and that is my problem.
peace



freethisone

Re: Ice Age Model
« Reply #124, on May 22nd, 2014, 11:04 AM »
week in view. 

El Salvador evacuates 1,000 people near stirring volcano
Posted on May 22, 2014




34 earthquakes in map area
5.5
161km NNW of Visokoi Island,
2014-05-22 04:38:01 UTC-04:0035.0 km
5.1
96km SW of Kirakira, Solomon Islands
2014-05-22 01:22:54 UTC-04:0028.9 km
5.3
29km NW of Piru, Indonesia
2014-05-21 14:14:29 UTC-04:0033.5 km
5.9
274km SE of Konarka, India
2014-05-21 12:21:54 UTC-04:0044.3 km
5.0
32km ENE of Bandar-e Ganaveh, Iran
2014-05-21 06:51:27 UTC-04:0010.0 km
5.6
16km ENE of Palomares, Mexico
2014-05-21 06:06:14 UTC-04:00127.5 km
5.2
36km ESE of Bandar-e Ganaveh, Iran
2014-05-21 05:46:28 UTC-04:0010.0 km
5.3
19km NW of Ovalle, Chile
2014-05-21 05:00:55 UTC-04:0049.8 km
5.1
136km NNE of Bristol Island, South Sandwich Islands
2014-05-20 21:28:25 UTC-04:00105.4 km
5.6
30km SSW of Hualian, Taiwan
2014-05-20 20:21:13 UTC-04:0011.7 km
5.0
Balleny Islands region
2014-05-20 16:05:08 UTC-04:0015.7 km
5.0
114km ESE of Visokoi Island,
2014-05-20 11:48:33 UTC-04:0053.4 km
5.4
118km ESE of Visokoi Island,
2014-05-19 18:47:21 UTC-04:0062.8 km
5.0
139km ESE of Visokoi Island,
2014-05-18 23:56:47 UTC-04:0035.0 km
5.2
Central East Pacific Rise
2014-05-18 21:53:56 UTC-04:0010.0 km
5.1
10km SW of Cerrik, Albania
2014-05-18 20:59:19 UTC-04:0010.0 km
5.3
Central East Pacific Rise
2014-05-18 19:47:04 UTC-04:0010.0 km
5.1
285km WSW of Meulaboh, Indonesia
2014-05-18 06:59:21 UTC-04:0010.0 km
5.3
193km E of Tadine, New Caledonia
2014-05-18 00:19:21 UTC-04:0089.3 km
6.2
Off the west coast of northern Sumatra
2014-05-17 21:02:29 UTC-04:009.8 km
5.3
174km SSE of Mata-Utu, Wallis and Futuna
2014-05-17 20:58:27 UTC-04:0010.0 km
5.5
55km NNW of Visokoi Island,
2014-05-17 17:28:18 UTC-04:00106.6 km
5.9
Pacific-Antarctic Ridge
2014-05-17 08:13:29 UTC-04:0010.0 km
5.5
85km WNW of Iquique, Chile
2014-05-17 05:11:06 UTC-04:009.2 km
5.0
87km W of Kuripan, Indonesia
2014-05-16 17:20:24 UTC-04:0063.3 km
5.1
Ascension Island region
2014-05-16 17:11:29 UTC-04:0010.0 km
5.5
69km SSW of San Pedro de Atacama, Chile
2014-05-16 13:08:32 UTC-04:00104.5 km
5.0
117km NE of Grande Anse, Guadeloupe
2014-05-16 07:12:04 UTC-04:0010.0 km
6.0
113km NE of Grande Anse, Guadeloupe
2014-05-16 07:01:42 UTC-04:0024.5 km
5.6
100km E of Ile Hunter, New Caledonia
2014-05-15 20:40:14 UTC-04:004.0 km
5.1
15km N of Paijan, Peru
2014-05-15 18:43:18 UTC-04:0065.6 km
5.0
122km E of Hihifo, Tonga
2014-05-15 12:33:04 UTC-04:007.0 km
6.2
50km WSW of Alim, Philippines
2014-05-15 06:16:41 UTC-04:0014.0 km
6.6
96km SSE of Ifalik, Micronesia
2014-05-15 04:16:34 UTC-04:0010.0 km
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