Thread 40659055

I know, I know. Earthquakes aren't typically considered paranormal. But The Future I Saw has gain a shit ton of traction, and monitoring seismic activities happens to be a fun past time of mine.

Context: >>40631585

EARTHQUAKE MONITORING SOURCES:
Volcano Discovery : https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/earthquakes/today/showMore.html

Japan Meteorological Agency : https://www.jma.go.jp/bosai/map.html#11/29.42/129.507/&elem=int&contents=earthquake_map&lang=en

USGS (Will not show quakes below 4.0M outside of USA): https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/?extent=-85.02071,-408.86719&extent=84.80247,153.63281&magnitude=all&showUSFaults=true&baseLayer=ocean

NZQuakes: https://nzquakes.com/emsc.php

Raspberry Shake : https://stationview.raspberryshake.org/#/?lat=34.91484&lon=145.41748&zoom=5.569

LIVESTREAMS - PLEASE DO NOT SHIT POST IN THE COMMENTS
GlobalQuake : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvtygG4n6ew

JQuake English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TM97DTdD0Yk

JQuake Japanese: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1c0G9Hrjdk

Download GlobalQuake: https://globalquake.net/
Please note: Global Quake is NOT an official source, and should be checked against official reporting agencies. Program is free to download/install. It's a really neat program, you can watch seismographs in real time!

>>40659055 (OP)
Nothing ever happens.

>>40659055 (OP)

Pic rel is EQs in Japan over the last 24 hours showing magnitude 1.8 and above. Majority are happening right on plate boundaries, or very close to them. Japan has major subduction zones, where earthquake swarms can sometimes be foreshocks to a larger impending quake.

>>40659059
If nothing happens, it will be a great thing, because it means mass casualties from a natural disaster didn't happen. But why not have some fun watching in the meantime?

>>40659055 (OP)
Interesting... I'll consider it. Thanks!
>https://globalquake.net/

>>40659208

It's neat! If you like watching graphs and such, or just seeing what's happening. Lots of flexibility in the settings as well. I found it sometime last year, it's more or less an open source passion project, and they've made a lot of progress recently with updates and shit.

NOTHING EVEN HAPPENS.
NOTHING AT ALL.
[INFINITE] MORE WEEKS

>>40659055 (OP)

Small one just happened

>>40659055 (OP)
bump, anything else happening?

>>40659583
Yeah your life.

>>40659583

Yep. 4.8M 19 minutes ago, and 3.6 16 minutes ago

>>40659651
yea, just saw the 4.8, damn. they're starting to get hit from all sides it seems. even had some near Miyako and the Kuril Islands (not Japan, but still north of it)

>>40659609
I fucking wish...

>>40659055 (OP)
4.4M happening now

>>40659727
thats like the third 4.X mag quake this hour, yea?

What did the demon fox lady mean by deleting Japan on American Independance Day?

ANYONE ELSE SHAKING!?

4x magnitude Earthquakes are common in that area and mean nothing. If this was the prediction then it's as dumb as saying "I predict Florida will have a hurricane" like yeah no fucking shit but apparently that makes me a prophet lol.

>>40660307
4.x magnitude earthquakes are not common in that area, see pic related. earthquake swarms in subduction zones like the ryukyu trench where this swarm is happening can be a predictor of a large earthquake

>>40659055 (OP)
looks like a 5.1 is hitting now

>>40659055 (OP)

5.0-5.1 currently happening

>>40660307

What're you do worked up about? lol

While Japan is a very seismically active area, swarms of 4.0+ quakes concentrated into a small region is not common.

5+ QUAKE NOW IN SAME AREA

ITS HEATING UP

AN EARTHQUAKE JUST FLEW OVER MY HOUSE

>>40660361
What do you get out of lying?

Stupid thread.

>>40660915
Those earthquakes are over a span of over a decade vs 30+ 4.5 magnitude earthquakes over 1 week

>>40660915
>36 in 14 years

>>40660361
>36 in roughly 14 days

even if yours have higher magnitudes, the frequency of these are a bit disconcerting.

>>40660963
>>40660969
Japan has 1000-1500 earthquakes a year.

>>40661004
36 earthquakes in 14 days in a very localized spot is not the norm. look at the usgs data over 1 year and you'll see the 1000 yearly earthquakes are more spread out in time and distance

nothing will happen you fucking idiots

July 4th is almost over nothing happened nothing ever happens

>>40659583
The shoe magnet was doing a thing.

>>40661840
>cranking up the HAARPs

>>40661840
I love it. They were clearly trying and the Earth did not cooperate

>>40661840

I noticed this earlier too! I remember seeing the first hour that anomaly appeared.

>>40659055 (OP)

Activity is still pretty steadily rolling in the 2-3.5 range

>>40661840
>>40661885
Uh oh.

https://youtu.be/-WnzRqCK6Fs

>>40661898

Who was trying what?

Nothing ever happens

>be wizard
>use powers of prophecy to detect disaster ahead of time
>be wizard
>use powers of protection to prevent disaster
>now no-one believes either of your powers are real

while we wait, I'm gonna twerk my fat ass. Hope you all don't mind.

>>40665172
"Sometimes when you do something right, people won't be sure you've done anything at all."
~The Universe to Bender, Futurama

so, nothing happened? I don't understand timezones, please tell.

Another nothing burger

>>40666175
There WERE earthquakes, and at the predicted spot too, just nothing nearly as bad as was supposed to be.

>>40666482
>>40666175

People keep forgetting or glossing over the fact the July 5th date and time was when she woke up from the dream. Quakes are still going!

Remember the time delay, we can't say we're safe (until the next time delay) until July 8th.

>>40666482
There are earthquakes every single hour faggot

>>40659055 (OP)
2
MOLE
WEELKS

>>40659055 (OP)
Fuck Chang gonna do?

>>40659055 (OP)
Kek, nipons scamming weebfags part 10000.

>>40667292
>thall ble 3000 gorrillons dollars gaijin!

>>40659055 (OP)
Asia is such an antiquated social complex. From the ancient arabs, to the mountainous monks, to the jungle asians and beyond. Its just a hodgepodge of craziness.
They believe in tcm more than pharmaceuticals, their stock market swings back and forth with the whims of rumors or bad luck numbers.
Asians are so childish

OOOOOOOHHHUUUUU
MANGAKUUU PREDICT EARTHUQUAKEU!!!!
SROCK UP ON NOODERU AND DUMPRINGU AND PREASE REAVE IMMERIATERY FOR OWN SAFETYU!
PREASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>40659055 (OP)
Did she even predict anything else?

>>40659059
Something always happens you retard
I’m tired of you glowfucks pulling lockdowns and psyops

Good for her on getting more retards to buy her manga.

This was pushed as a psyop by the Japanese to try and get Chinese tourists to leave them alone for a week.

>>40669518
Seek professional help you delusional schizo.

>>40670490
There seems to be a pattern where it goes bit quiet then comes back bigger then goes quiet longer than comes back bigger like a wave.

>>40669916
Based if true

>>40670490
looks like its picking up again

>>40670929
We’re getting closer to a 6

Im guessing the stress is building up. What makes this most interesting is how this seismic activity could be due to volcanic activity/magma movement rather than plates rubbing against one another

two more weeks

>>40667960
Ayyyyyyyy GOMENE ERUsUKWAKUUU Nyooooooooooooo yaMETEEEe EHHHHH Mangakaaa UUUOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

>>40659075
Are there any other countries as fucked up as Japan when it comes to earthquakes or frequency of them?

I'm so tired bros. I was at the fault lines in japan physically holding them together. I had my hands gripping one tectonic plate and my face hooked around the cusp of the other plate. They were ready to split apart and sink Nippon but I said, through clenched teeth, "don't you do that!". Just glad everyone is safe.

>>40659055 (OP)
https://www.cisn.org/map/

>>40671688
*kek I meant feet hooked around the other plate not my face lol

>>40671688
based, thank you for your service

>>40670952

Yeah the main cluster or swarm on the southern island is a bit of a double whammy, since there's volcanic eruptions happening there, which is definitely contributing to the acceleration of frequency and intensity

>>40671688
Checked, thanks for helping dude. I was standing at my usual harmonic crux and quantum reservoir, barely drawing a thread through the noise. When suddenly a great burst of light blew all the astral gnomes away (even the tree-dwelling confectionary bakers.) A giant white being knelt down and embraced me with feathered wing, and when their voice danced in my mind it sang out: "Founded is the cornerstone, and Forsaken are those who threaten the capital of hentai upon Terra."

>>40659055 (OP)
Nobody cares.
Earthquakes in Japan and Tonga are EVERYDAY NORMAL THINGS!

That's like saying HEY LOOK AT ALL THESE MONKEYS!! THEIR SHOULDN'T BE MONKEYS IM THE JUNGLE

>>40671688
You need to learn about the law of reverse effort, saying "don't you do that!" was enough, you didn't need to grip the plates.

>>40671818
>Nobody cares.
Clearly I'm intrigued by it

>Earthquakes in Japan and Tonga are EVERYDAY NORMAL THINGS!

Yes, these are typically very active regions. However, the RECENT activity of swarms concentrated to a geographically small area is atypical.

>>40671902
Im
Noticing that every 3-4 hours that earthquake will go out with 4-5s then go back to 2-3d than repeat cycle. Sort of interesting that there’s a tempo to it so we should ecoect a 5 in next hour or so

>>40672148
>>40671902
>inb4 2 more weeks

so it's over? nothing happened?

>>40672740
The prediction was for July, not any specific date.

>>40672760
so two more weeks..?

The ring of fire is always active. No one can predict an earthquake. Swarms do not equal megaquakes. When it happens, it happens. This is basic geo101 knowledge you guys are retards

>>40672808
Look at swarm in that one area

>>40672818
Theres swarms near the San Andreas fault and other problematic areas all the time sybau

>>40672835
FUCK FYOU FUXK YOY DO TOU FUCKJG THINK YOU CSN STOP THSI EAETHWQUAKE DUMBFUCK GP FUCKY OURSELF FASGGOT

>>40672722
Starting here,

You can tell the glowie shift just changed.

Why do earthquakes rarely happen in PNW if it lies near a cult line

>>40672902
Probably because the USA uses HAARP to cause major quakes elsewhere along the RoF to dissipate stress on the Cascadian sunduction zone, but that's just a guess.

>>40672902
They happen all the time, they're just low magnitude.

Japan meteorological agency has said that intensity of earthquakes might increase due to fact that 5s are becoming more prevalent


https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20250707/k10014855681000.html

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunga_Tonga

Is a case study since it had earthquake swarm prior to eruption.

>>40672915
This, except the nobility of some type of preservation or protection act.

I think they've fucked around seismically, so much in the past 150 years, that I doubt there is much easily exploitable tectonic stress left. Remember, it takes thousands of years to create these shearing potentials, in the absence of repeated shocks to the crust. It seems that, if they want to make big bad quakes these days, they're exclusively reliant on HAARP harmonic grooming of standing waves and/or sub oceanic explosives as there is little natural tectonic stress left to relieve anymore.

>>40673158
>>40672148
sounds harmonic

>>40672849
YOU ZANT DWEET!!!! YOU ZANT!!

9 bours of no +4 magnitude earth quake

we might be in for a big one considering it's out of norm for this swarm/

3 hours since above 3

8 hours since 3.5+

10 hours since 4+


Brace in

>Where's the earthquake???
Soon + 2 weeks

>>40674292
It’ll happen

>>40674299
czech'd
when, o' wise one?

>>40674208

Just had a 3.0 ~25 minutes ago, but it was really close to hitting that mark.

https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/earthquakes/quake-info/21933273/mag3quake-Jul-7-2025-Japan-NW-Wakayama-Pref.html

1.0-2.0s are sprawling up the whole country

>>40674356
That’s not part of cluster im referring to though

That place has gone ominously silent ever since 4-5 cluster 11 hours ago.

>>40674347
Last big one on occurred on 3/11/11
3+11+11=25

3+11=14

Right now in Japan it’s 07/07/25 so it might 7/7/25.

7 + 7 =14

It might be today in Japan

>>40674356

Here's a timelapse of the last two weeks. Neat map.

https://ds.iris.edu/ieb/index.html?format=text&nodata=404&starttime=2025-06-24&endtime=2055-01-01&orderby=time-desc&src=iris&limit=1000&maxlat=74.74&minlat=-51.59&maxlon=-41.91&minlon=29.11&pbl=1&zm=3&mt=ter

>>40674419
When has numerology ever been accurate?

>>40674434
Crazy to see how that small area is so concentrated with earthquakes for weeks. Within past week biggest quakes have occurred within 5 day span. So intensity and magnitude is getting bigger. The were previous swarms but this one has been going on longest with most amount of 4+ clusters. Something is definitely up

>>40674471

Yeah, it's been pretty nutty to watch. Looks like Baha got hit with a 4.4, which was the first 4.0+ worldwide in a bit under 2.5 hours. I suspect that energy is going to start making its way around the ring

>>40674516
Read this article https://earthquakeinsights.substack.com/p/earthquake-swarm-rattles-the-japanese


These swarms have been happening for decades since 90s but have been becoming more intensified , closer time gaps and longer durations. The last swarm triggered a 6.2 and this one has been going on for 3 weeks already with 5s today. With the lull happening I wouldn’t be surprised if we get another 5 or even a 6 today

>>40674571

I've read that before!

Welp, we didn't get a 5, but just got a 4.4

>>40674596
It’s a 4.7 followed by 3.2 within span of 2 minutes

I guess it was overdue since the 3s every few hours stopped for a while.


Btw thoughts on article

>>40674596
What does the quality mean

>>40674647

Yep, it got revised when posted on official sources. It pinged around from 4.2-5.0

>>40674655
It refers to the amount of data collected and accuracy when the program detects and revises data based on how many stations detected it. The more stations that pick up good data of the movement, the higher the quality becomes.

Like this one in picrel that's happening in Costa Rica right now. When I did the screengrab for the recent Japan one, it was the first station that clocked it as a quake.

>>40674704
I was right about that though

Wish someone could track time , magnitude in the area to see if there’s a pattern. The image here did it well

>>40672148

>>40674647
>Btw thoughts on article

I thought it was a pretty good read. It confirmed some of my thoughts over the last few days when I noticed the direction of the swarm migrating. It's a pretty good breakdown on comparing this swarm to prior ones.

>>40674729

Yep, this is a pretty observable pattern. Nothing stopping ya from compiling the data to create a chart

>>40674704
Not actual data but interesting nonetheless.
Anon look at this video I found from Taiwan which is close to the earthquake scene


https://x.com/dxdwx999/status/1942062871774687396

Fish are fleeing ocean >>40674772
> direction of the swarm migrating.

Where is it migrating towards

DATA vislualization to help

im noticing that these swarms are quiet shallow and seem to be creeping to the surface

more data

>>40659055 (OP)
Um, I have a fucking question.

How the fuck, does an Earthquake report at a negative depth?
Is that a fucking origin up a mountain, from the seismograph?

>>40675040
>does an Earthquake report at a negative depth?
>Is that a fucking origin up a mountain, from the seismograph?
calculation error or was very shallow so maybe 15 was some human made seismic activity that the equipment caught

>>40669518
>noooooo you have to play along with my delusions or you're a alphabet agent that glows in the darkerino!
schizos were funnier when they were free and not part of the mainstream enslaving machine

So did Japan blow up yet? No? Didn't think so

>>40675285
Potential volcano eruptions

>>40675341
Wake me up when September ends, pal

>>40674968

Yes, the article you posted says that.

Volcanic eruption in Indonesia and this coincides with other volcano activity in pacific rim.

>>40675285
2 more weeks gaijin!

>>40675635
>>40675590
>>40675341

https://x.com/yahoonewstopics/status/1942123668810944727


THERES A CRACK IN SEABED

>>40676982
let them cope in peace, shhh hahaha

Things are fortunately quiet at the moment from Japan to Taiwan. 3.0 about 15 minutes ago now.

But, there was a 6.0 in New Zealand about 4 hours ago, and three 5.0+ in Indonesia, as well as other 'elevated' activity in Philippines, India, and Myanmar. Neither of these things are super out of the ordinary, but just making observation that higher magnitude earthquakes are occurring in nearby regions.

>inb4 nothing happens, I'm just autistic and like monitoring

>>40677840
Thanks for the update

>>40677840
Reminder that prior 3/11 it went quiet too

>>40677874

Yeah, I'm a little nervous. I genuinely hope nothing happens, but I do get sucked in by the data.
As a side note, the schumann resonances are a bit on the quiet side today. This is a purely anecdotal observation, but I've noticed this happens ahead of larger magnitude quakes as well. It happened as well right before the 7.7 in Myanmar, and the 7.0's in Alaska and California.

I pray for the safety of people who live there.

>>40677917
Only another 3mW in past 3 hours with little to no activity in area overall. If I had to guess the stress is building up or magma has reached a pocket with more thick rock. Notice how over weeks the swarm is traveling up


Plus bigger quakes tend to cluster around the swarm rather than in epicenter which is dotted by minor earthquakes.

Swarms of 3-3.5 within a hour at shallow depths anons

>>40659055 (OP)
I was told this would happen on 5th of July and noting happened.

>>40679093
July 5 wasn’t part of predictions read actual book you ignorant fool.


Earthquakes are migrating and seem to be happening at shallower depths.

>>40679102
>July 5 wasn’t part of predictions
Yes it was you faggot
>>40631585
and some astrologers also said July 5th.


Maybe we get instead smaller earth quakes.

Okay I’m looking at map and in past hour the new earthquakes are miles away from typical locations they occur in. Any idea why the moved so much
>12 hour hiatus
>swarm ends yo moving up north to a new island

Plus the depths here are very shallow, happen within minutes of each other plus constant 1-2 mWs with 3s happening every 30 minutes >>40679152
No it wasn’t anon she had dream on July 5

>>40679168
> Any idea why the moved so much
Picrel. The quakes activity is migrating closer to the surface as quake epicenters travel upward. It could be magma making its way toward the surface, since it's also migrating closer to volcanic peaks, ie. the islands.

>>40679282
This aligns with >>40675883 theory that magma might be rising above sea bed plus constant 1-2mW might be pressure popping off. But I find it interesting how the swarm seems to be migrating both north and south.

2 4+ quakes occurred within time span of 1 minute

The swarm was quiet and picked up steam now. Noticing that 4s occur within a 24 hour span of each other

Magma content in volcanoes near swarm are increasing. There might actually be magma seeping in into fault lines and causing cracks across the surface.

>>40681378
Trump will get his Chinese casino

>>40671818
>IM THE JUNGLE

>>40679093
2 more weeks... stupid gaijin!

just two more weeks

isnt it weird that /x/ is full of people who dont believe in the paranormal? strange huh?

Hi everyone, I personally know someone who works as a vulcanologist.
If anyone has access to the actual data coming from Japan I could ask him to interpret it for us and know a bit more about what's exactly going on.

>>40683127
wouldn't he be insanely interested in this situation already? and likely know good sources of information? I would just ask him what he knows right now

>>40682962
There's a big difference between genuine paranormal phenomena whatever they might be and the flood of charlatans who get joy out of scamming people, especially gullible folks who want to believe. Like (you), for example. Two more weeks, right?

>Prease wait… just two more week.

>We doing besto. Prease no panic stupid gaijin. Thank you ni hao!

>>40659055 (OP)
Japan just had a direct hit from a Solar flare, I believe. that might have an effect on these quakes soon

>>40683366
Two more weeks?

>magnitude 2 happens every 1 hour
>magnitude 3s occur every 2 hours
>magnitude 4s occur every 12-15 hours

I wonder what’s happening

>>40670712
>>40670712
its called fractals and chaos geometry. There is an "Ultimate Chart" and thats the sun Activity. This is an example of using chaos theory into the crypto market. You can read any chart with chaos science. The same happens here, fractals. Once the price (seismic activity) have a fractal breakout, the price (seismic activity) goes further due thhe fractal nature.

T. Wizard

the aliens under the sea are actively fixing it. theyre delaying the catastrophe for a bigger harvest. I know they said it to me in my leaf readings.

Holy moly first time in 7 days we’re getting a fault slip did magma in east Asia sea get softened enough to cause an earthquake at 42 miles depth?

>>40659055 (OP)
It's July 8 and Japan still exists. I thank God with all my heart that my Anime supply was not interrupted.

OP here. Just popping in for an update. Happy to say that nothing major has occurred in Japan. A nothing happening is a good thing.

But, alas, things are still happening. Today is significantly quieter than previous days, both in magnitude and frequency, and as noted in other posts, this occurred before the last major quake in Japan. Still, fingers crossed nothing happens.

https://www.data.jma.go.jp/multi/quake/index.html?lang=en

https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/earthquakes/japan/showMore.html

That being said, there is larger activity in other parts of the world. plswait for pt2

>>40685940

Greece/Italy regions are also pretty active. 5.0 hit there yesterday, and has released a lot of aftershocks. Not super surprising there.

Picrel is Greece for the last 24 hours

>>40683697
How can this be used to know when to buy and when to sell bitcoin?

>>40685974

Now if we zoom way out, and look at only 4.0M+ in the past week, we see the picrel. Orange dots are the last 24 hours, yellow is last 7 days. Note that you can't really see data along faults for Canada and Mexico - It's been active along faults as well.

And it if happens, it's because it reached the critical mass necessary, that all these people paid attention to the thing.
Sometimes all it takes is one extra guy looking at it, so if something happens it'll be probably your fault for giving attention to it.

>>40685974
>>40685940
Have you noticed swarms near the dormant volcanos in Guatemala? They’re much more bigger and happened within minutes of each other.


Btw I was looking through Japanese twitter and they seem to be worried about. It’s part of Ryuku volcano arc and they’re seeing much more magma in ash flow then what they would have expected from other flows. They’re might be actual magma rising up which is causing all these earthquake swarms.


Other Japanese users think that Japanese meteorological agency is holding back on data despite fact last update being 48 hours ago.


https://x.com/hayakawayukio/status/1942730691277644143

>>40685994
>>40685940
We should get next 4-5 magnitude earthquake soon since it occurs on a 24 hour basis for some odd reason. Usually around 9-11 central time

>>40686078
>Usually around 9-11 central time
Oh my god they're gonna drown Shanghai because China supports Iran

Even mt Rainer is starting to jolt

WTF is up with earthquakes around volcanoes across world?

>>40686020

I have noticed this, yes. A lot of the other activity I mentioned is also due to volcanic activity. Green/Italy is related to volcanic. Indonesia, Philippines, and Japan are all on volcanic stretches of increased activity.

The swam in Japan is quickly being validated as volcanic activity due to the shifting northeast-ish over time, as well as the earthquakes traveling upwards toward the surface. This suggests that magma is pushing its way to the surface. Increased ash plumes is also another indication of this.

I wouldn't be surprised if data is being suppressed. They are likely on a backlog of verifying all the seismic readings that are coming in and attempting to analyze data in order to (hopefully) issue accurate applicable warnings if necessary. USGS does that shit all the time for California. The sheer volume of data that we don't see is insane, and that is largely because of how much space it would take. Interactive maps would basically be unusable.

Also worth noting, we had our first sizable solar flare since mid June. That energy will likely hit earth in the next two days. We also have a relatively large coronal hole about to orient Earth Facing, which can impact seismic activity.

>>40686113

Solar Maximum, and a likely "oversaturation" of various electromagnetic energy is pent up from years of that energy hitting and being stored in the earth.

My eyes are hard fixed on the Juan de Fuca/Cascadia Fault. If shit pops off in Japan, it could trigger something over here on the West Coast. Rainier and St. Helens both have been a bit jumpy.

>>40686177
> Philippines, and Japan are all on volcanic stretches of increased activity.

Plus mt Rainer had a bunch of quakes early in morning. Might not anything but sort of coincidental that its happening along with other volcano induced swarms. Im wondering why so much volcanic activity in past week especially around volcano prone areas.

> shifting northeast-ish over time, as well as the earthquakes traveling upwards toward the surface. This suggests that magma is pushing its way to the surface. Increased ash plumes is also another indication of this.

A 3.1 just occurred but the swarm that was up north for a while has died down. Seems to have settled back into its original swarm location. I wonder whats happening under sea bed that’s causing so much seismic activity.


> They are likely on a backlog of verifying all the seismic readings that are coming in and attempting to analyze data in order to (hopefully) issue accurate applicable warnings if necessary.

They’re probably double checking so they don’t cause panic and unnecessary damage to the economy in area. If they do call for an evacuation or warning it would effect economy their pretty hard.


> relatively large coronal hole about to orient Earth Facing, which can impact seismic activity.

How do solar flares have any effect on seismic activity? I domt see connection.

>>40686113
>>40686235
>Mt. Rainier

Shit, that was no joke. I've really just started doing my data checks of the day, and hundreds wasn't an exaggeration. And by looking at the depth, it would appear that it's in the vents above the surface. Shiiiieeeeet, is today gonna be MY lucky day?


>I wonder whats happening under sea bed that’s causing so much seismic activity.
Earth core rotation slowing is a possible cause.

https://www.science.org/content/article/sloshing-earth-s-core-may-spike-major-earthquakes

https://www.iflscience.com/the-earths-core-may-be-periodically-triggering-major-earthquakes-on-the-surface-44493

https://www.sciencefocus.com/news/earths-core-rotation-speed-changing

>They’re probably double checking so they don’t cause panic and unnecessary damage to the economy in area.
Yep. Smart move on their part, especially since their economy was impacted pretty hard by lack of tourism due to the prophecy gaining tracking in mainstream media.

>How do solar flares have any effect on seismic activity? I domt see connection.

Space weather is a fascinating thing, and most geologists and such will deny a correlation or relationship between the two. But, if you look at the data, it becomes pretty apparent there's a relationship of some sort.

https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/phenomena/coronal-holes

for the TL;DR it's more or less a spot in the corona which is less dense and cooler in temperature. This spot more or less opens the Sun's magnetic field up to space, and shoots out high speed solar winds, energy, plasma, etc. That energy impacts the earth, and charges various layers of the Earth's atmosphere, and the earth itself with energy, which can then be stored and/or released within various layers. That solar wind is estimated to reach us in a few days.

https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/wsa-enlil-solar-wind-prediction

It's a bit too soon to see what magnetic ground perturbation forecasts look like, but we'll see.

>>40686078

You were just about on the money. Good eye on the pattern.

>>40686296
> Shiiiieeeeet, is today gonna be MY lucky day?

Do you live near it?


> The research shows that in 2010 the Earth's inner core went from rotating faster to slower than the rest of the planet, which – along with changes near the surface of the inner core

03/11/11 biggest earthquake in century occurred a year later.


> tourism due to the prophecy gaining tracking in mainstream media.

Watch the Fukushima documentary btw Japanese officials kept downplaying disaster to not create panic and tried to cover up their mistakes. That part of world is all about keeping face so truth if harmful will take time to surface. >>40686299
That’s not the same area as swarm though plus that’s same place around where 3/11 9 magnitude earthquake took place lol. What are odds

>>40686345
>Do you live near it?
Perhaps.

>03/11/11 biggest earthquake in century occurred a year later.
Pretty nutty, isn't it? And statistically speaking, Earth is overdue for an 8.0+. I think it's been about 4 years, Japan might've actually been the last one.

I think I have seen that documentary, but it's been a long time.

It's not in the same area as the swarm, but still within Japan. Keep in mind, due to the region being a converging point for multiple plates, all the previous activity possibly could've locked other areas, forcing quakes/energy releases elsewhere. Especially in subduction zones.

>>40686441
last 8+ earthquake was 14 yrs ago didnt know they were that rare.

>>40686506

Hmmm, I think that that photo indicates an 8.6, versus the 2021 Alaska Quake

>>40659055 (OP)
>LIVESTREAMS - PLEASE DO NOT SHIT POST IN THE COMMENTS
What the fuck is the point of a livestream then?

>>40686571
retard

>>40686571

The mods are super uppity and will ban pretty quickly.

>>40686527
Isn’t PMW due for a major quake with cascadia fault? Not only do you have to worry about a volcanos but tsunami that could wipe out Seattle

>>40686614

Indeed, last megaquake on that side was in 1700. I remember the 6.8 Nisqually Quake in Washington happening too, it was pretty crazy to feel, despite living like 80 miles from the epicenter at the time.

>>40686636
I never understand these quakes
>billions in damages
>literally 0 deaths

How do you get billions in damages with no mass casualties

Any updates EQ bros?

>>40686737

Hahaha, I remember that being a topic of conversation when it happened. The singular death caused by a heart attack always tripped me out. When I got older. Seattle got hot pretty hard on that one. Lots of historical brick buildings had pretty significant damage

>>40688257

A few! Morning anon. :) Japan just had a 5.3 off the coast of Tokyo, with swarming continuing in that same region we've been watching. Looks like a 3.3 was the last quake to pop off the southern islands.

Other activity worth mentioning:

Swarm in Guatemala started yesterday and continues this morning. Most quakes are 2.0-3.5M.
Swarm in Washington State continues at Mt. Rainier. Mostly still microquakes under 1.0M.
Swarm in the Green region continues
Indonesia/Philippines are also still quite active, with multiple volcanic eruptions contributing to seismic activity.

>>40688547
>Green region
*Greece

>>40688547
This map shows quakes in the area I live but I haven’t felt any lately

>>40688547
Did you just see what Japan meteorological agency just reported?


There’s crystal movement that made islands move apart by 10 cm. This is quiet serious

>>40688647

If you haven't felt them, they were likely smaller ones that aren't usually able to be felt. People can start to feel them around 2.5M typically. You guys in Japan are getting a fuck ton of 1-2M earthquakes.

>>40688655
Holy shit, no, I hadn't seen that yet. That's big for them to come out and say so plainly that they're unsure if this could lead to a big one, especially with my understanding of the culture in Japan. That kind of movement typically would take years.
This, combined with a lot of the other elevated activity worldwide is, unfortunately, making me very nervous.

>>40688696
nervous about what?
or just uneasy because its uncommon?

also want to add:
>Solar flare hit Japan yesterday.
some studies show causal links to those and earthquakes. might be something later.
>massive coronal hole in sun will be in geoeffective position around the 14-15th
this could also lead to worsening earthquakes

fun times ahead, i think.

>>40688730
>>40688696
I wonder if there’s an underwater volcano erupting?

>>40688730

Nervous about devastation to lands, and people. 10cm in such a short period is extremely unusual. The average tectonic plate moves approximately 1.5cm per year, but up to 10cm per year depending on the area, activity, etc. It depends on the plate, locked areas, etc of course, but the whole world is rumblin'.

>also want to add:
>Solar flare hit Japan yesterday.
some studies show causal links to those and earthquakes. might be something later.
>massive coronal hole in sun will be in geoeffective position around the 14-15th
this could also lead to worsening earthquake

This is part of what has me nervous as well. I mentioned these factors in these comments yesterday as well:

>>40686296
>>40686205
>>40686177

Energy from the recent M2.whatever class solar flare is forecasted to hit Earth on the 11th, with the coronal hole going geoaffective soon. This coronal hole is on something like it's 10th rotation as well. Significantly smaller than it used to be, but still.

>>40688751
the Shinmoedake volcano (southwest of Japan, so probably close to the cluster, relatively speaking) has been also acting up, showing potential signs of magma activity in future

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2025/07/09/japan/shinmoedake-volcano-activity/

>>40688795
The cluster is unusually quiet we haven’t had a 4 there in 24 hours

>>40689029
>>40688795

At this point I wouldn't be at all surprised if an evacuation warning is issued within the next 24-72 hours. Broad range, but their analysts must be working around the clock

Would you look at the time. It's nothingeveehappens o'clock.

>>40689115
let the weaponized autism cook, this shit is pretty cool

So it is affecting worldwide?

>>40689959
nothing is happening. its been weak all week, now its been quiet all day, so it's done. nothing happens, we talk about that all the time.

Any news?

>>40690682
Japan Has not had an earthquake over a 4 in a day or two.

last one to hit was a 5.3, about 9 hours ago. before that was a 4.6, about 18 hours ago

doesn't even look like there has been a magnitude 3 all day

>>40690843
There are threes but no 4s

>>40690843
This is good, right?

>>40690997
for the safety of the people and the integrity of the infrastructure, absolutely.

>>40690682
>>40690843
>>40690903

>Japan Has not had an earthquake over a 4 in a day or two.

This is false. How are you going to say that and immediately follow it with saying there was a 5.3M? You goober.

https://www.data.jma.go.jp/multi/quake/index.html?lang=en

https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/earthquakes/japan/showMore.html

Within the entire region of Japan, there have in fact been 3.0M+, 4.0M+, 5.0M+. quakes throughout the day.

If you are trying to isolate the Tokara Islands region, then yes, it is correct there has been nothing above a 4.0M today, but there have been several 3.0+

>>40691023
Im talking about cluster swarms not the entire Japanese peninsula and there was no 4 there yesterday as well.

>>40691069

Yes there was.

2 4.5+ in middle of Africa near no fault lines plus it’s near a volcano

>>40691339

I've been wondering if I'd see anything near Tanzania with all this. A few months ago, a volcano on Ethiopia was erupting, and there's been a number of reports since about volcanic activity in Africa causing the continent to split. Oof

Alrighty OP here, time for a check in now that I've had some time to take a look at things while I haven't been online today.

>picrel includes Taiwan, Philippines, and part of Indonesia.

Wanted to zoom out to show the activity on that entire chain. The prophecy from The Future I Saw manga did describe Japan, Philippines, and Taiwan became one landmass. Lots of these quakes are along major fault lines.

Data from Japan is validating theories that the EQ swarm in Japan is due to volcanic activity. I'm not on twitter, so I'm not going to be reliable for screengrabs on that.

While the region of Japan has been "quieter" in the last 24 hours, there is still a lot of fucking earthquakes happening.

Plswait for part 2.

>>40692218
Damn, forgot the picrel.

>>40692218

Part 2

Other swarms are currently happening around the globe in relation (Either caused by, or geographically close to) volcanoes include:

Guatemala - Swarming started yesterday, and has had over 80 quakes above 2.0M according to Volcano Discovery

Washington State, USA - Several hundred 'microquakes' are happening at Mt. Rainier since yesterday. Magnitude is increasing a bit, frequency seems to be relatively consistent.

Greece - A lot of it is in relation to their erupting volcanoes, but the 'swarm' is widespread through the Dodecanese Islands. Many of the aftershocks of a 5.0+ the other day are along plate boundaries.
Picrel is 3.0+ quakes worldwide for the past 24 hours.

I always find this neat, others may not, but you can see a concentration of quakes at particular latitudes. When big quakes happen, it can cause chain reactions of plates bumping into one another.

>>40692329

Part 3 - Want to close in a bit more on the USA activity for shits and giggles.

Don't get scared of California, lol. If anything, this is a pretty light day for Cali. What IS notable in California, however, is the quakes at the converging point of the Juan De Fuca plate, North American Plate, and Pacific plate. I haven't seen much activity there since the 7.1 last year, and following aftershocks. So, we've got six today, I guess.

We actually had couple earthquakes on the New Madrid Fault this week, which is another scary one for the US. If that thing undergoes a full rupture, the Mississippi River gets blown wide open from the Gulf of Mexico all the way up the river. Yikes.

We're seeing a lot of our mountain ranges active. Not 'abnormally' (yet), but still worth nothing, when you factor in all the other global activity.

Now if we really want to make this /x/ worthy, this is where I can sound a bit crazy, but I'm a bit suspicious of just how perfectly aligned all the quakes in Nevada are. A 3.4 occurred there about 45 minutes ago now. DEWs are being used quite a bit more these days, and there's some oddball 'plans' I'm aware of in regards to future landscaping, we'll say. Keep that in the back of your minds.

Interesting how the mountain ranges of the USA are chattering a bit more, isn't it?

>>40692409

USGS can get on my nerves sometimes, because a lot of people are under the false impression that the Juan de Fuca plate is totally silent outside of what is visible on the USGS map. It definitely isn't, you just have to look at Canada's EQ map. :(

The amount of times I have considered launching a monitoring system for just that plate is stupid. I just want to see it all on one window :(

Future forecasting group posted their RV predictions for this month and yes, they saw flood hitting Japan, Philipines, China and Taiwan

>>40692484
Although it was only 1 out of 6

>>40692484

I'm not aware of the future forecasting group. Mind sharing a link? That's pretty neat.

>>40692484
The activity isn’t as much as before so it might be building up stress to release big one. Plus all geologists studying this seem confused since the way these swarms are behaving is something theyve never seen before


Whsts 1/6

>>40692674
>>40692622
>>40692544
Food for thought

If big tsunami does occur a Fukushima like scenario could take place. Look at the amount of nuclear power plants near the area that could be impacted by the tsunami

>>40692757

I've been trying to keep that thought to myself. It could be real bad in that regard.

>>40692801
Knowing China they probably cut corners or didnt take into account tsunami preparations. Japan prepared meter wall high tsunami walls and Fukushima still flooded. Mind you the coast of China tends to be the most densely populated areas so if a nuclear radiation leak does occur millions will have to relocate.

Lets not forget
>chemical spills from all manufacturing needed
>oil/gas spills
>fire
>blocked roads from debris
>electricity going out for millions


In 3/11 quake w third of Japan’s electricity power plants went off line.

>>40692801
If you look at satellite images theres barely any sort of flood wall or elevation to protect from the threat of a tsunami. Plus liquification could occur where it enough shaking does happen that the soil sinks into itself

We should be do for a 4/5 or it dies out or it’s building up for a significant shake

>>40692622

It's subscriptions only and I literally shared what one of them saw for this month, nothing else was said about it
>>40692674
1/6 I meant one remote viewer out of their tasked group of 6 saw it

In comparsion 5 of them saw terror atracks for this month, like big ones maybe even bigger than 9/11

I told you retards earthquake swarms are normal but no one listens

>>40693673
> saw terror atracks for this month

Did they see who would be responsible or where

>>40693673

Gotcha! Thank you for sharing it

Any updates EQ bros?

>>40693789
One saw big, beautiful (Washington/St. Patrick cathedral?), old building getting blown up Oklahoma style as in front of it's ripped out due to explosion, probably in US.

Other in europe as in it will be a coordinated attack in multiple countries using explosives

>>40694665
Yes, 2 more weeks

>>40694665
2 more weeks bro.

>>40694665
Swarm is dying down but unprecedented flooding has hit Japan and volcanic erupted

>>40659055 (OP)
bump. anything new, or is it now focused on the flash flood from outta nowhere?

>>40697290
Swarm is dying down but still a bunch of 3s and 2s that last 4+ was 2 days ago in area but we did have 3.9 today.


Oh yeah volcano activity in area is showing magma activity .

Sakurajima spews ash all the fucking time.

>>40697693
how dangerous is this flooding, btw?

>>40697693
DESU flooding in one city cannot be stretched out to tsunami hitting whole country

Deniers are funny. This is just a prophecy watch party. It will be interesting if something crazy happens. But it probably won’t. That’s the nature of these things.

OP here! Here's an update. Been swamped with other shit today, so I'm just taking a look for the first time today.

Japan is a wild ride today. As others have mentioned, lots of rain an flooding. Yikes.

In terms of quakes, we're still pretty active.

4.2M 45 minutes ago, and another 4.2 ~20 minutes ago, a couple 3,0M+, and lots of 0.5M-2.0M+

Picrel is the entire region

>>40698739

Picrel is zoomed in on the location of the swarm. In the last hour or two, it seems like we've had a jolt in frequency and seismicity. Some are occurring within two minutes of each other. Most recent is a 3.6 12 minutes ago.

>>40698758
>>40698739
Thanks, OP

Is this getting worse since monday?

>>40698758

Zooming out at the globe, there's been some other larger worthy mentions today.

5.0M and 5.1M in Guatemala, and Mexico, respectively. We've been seeing active swarming in Guatemala the past couple days.

Also seeing four 4.0M+ on spanning North to South in the Atlantic ocean. Central Mid-Atlantic Ridge, Azorzes Island Region, a bit further north, and in the Greenland see. Most of those areas have had multiple quakes concentrated in each area. Not unusual to see quakes here, but a bit so that there's that many in one day visible on various maps.

The subduction zone along Russia is joining the party, too. 4.2M three and a half hours ago, 4.6 12 hours ago with some 2's and 3's sprinkled in.

picrel is worldwide

>>40698787
You're welcome!

It's hard to say regarding if it's worse. There's been so much data to look at, and I haven't yet gotten to checking on the volcanic activity, solar/space weather, flooding, etc that we've seen mentioned throughout the thread.

When I have more time to look at all those other factors, I might have a better opinion. :)

>>40698699

Pretty much! I've kept it going primarily out of selfishness sharing one of my hyperfixations. ;) I will absolutely be relieved if nothing happens. I've been enjoying the conversations

>>40698863
It’ll happen anon

>>40698863
>>40698840
Imagine if something does happen and people see 200+ reply thread on /x/ that’s been going on for a week lol. No one would underestimate schizos ever again

>EARTHQUAKES IN AN EARTHQUAKE PRONE AREA ARE GOING TO HAPPEN!
>*RUMBLE*
>I'M NOSTRADAMUS!!!!

get fucking real lol.

>>40698863
>>40698840
This many quakes within 2 hours is probably most intense we’ve gotten in a while. FYI the Japanese govt thought it was dying down and told residents if another 4.0 doesn’t happen in 2 days theyll allow evacuees to return. They jinxed it

>>40699123
you sound mad

>>40699155
You sound retarded.

>>40699081

HAH! That would actually be pretty hilarious come to think of it. And it's not like NOTHING is happening, it's just not *the* happening.

>>40699133
Yeah it started hoppin in the last few hours, I'm pretty surprised, and I'm noticing that a lot of them are just absolutely stacked right on top of one another.

Picrel is Global Quake viewing Japan and Taiwan, along with four seismographs that are pictures is green or green-blue triangles. Colors indicate the amount of motion detected.

Okie dokie, time for some other updates.

Picrel is a sizeable coronal hole, which is just about geoeffective. See this comment for relevance. >>40686296

This coronal hole has been around for a while now. I think this is rotation #10, and it's massive.

Pic rel is a pretty cool coronal mass ejection from the sun that happened yesterday.

You can watch it here https://www.spaceweatherlive.com/en/solar-activity/solar-images/soho.html#c2videos-3

Lots of other cool solar, solar flare data, sun spot data, geomagnetic storm data is on that site

>>40699203
Global quake isn’t that good imo for sub 3 outside US/europe

Picrel is the solar wind forecast.

https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/wsa-enlil-solar-wind-prediction

This >>40699228 Coronal holes being geoeffective releases high velocity solar winds at earth, which blows into us. In pic rel, if you look at the bottom graphic, the green dot is the earth. All the red surrounding it is the energy from the coronal hole reaching Earth, and that starts tomorrow and is forecasted to last through the 13th.

This is something to make a mental note of. Events like this DO sometimes correlate with large magnitude earthquakes. I'll try to put together some examples of various events, but the one of the last notable occurrences of this was the 7.7 in Myannmar.

After scanning through all this, I think IF we see a quake above 7.0M, it would likely fall sometime between now and the 16th.

>>40699315
Could magma induced quakes even cause 7.0? Isn’t that usually do to plate tectonics

>>40699250
I mostly agree! I do really enjoy the capability to watch stations in real time. I find it does pretty well for Indonesia and New Zealand, too. But other stuff can be hit and miss, so no argument from me!
I do primarily use it since I'm in the US, and like to compare it against other data.

The quakes are happening every 10 minutes at this point. I wonder what changed plus with volcano activity across the southern island chains increasing in magma ash particles.

>>40699329
Did you see that Mr Rainer swarm surpassing the 2009 swarm. But the USGS thinks there’s no need to worry since it’s at a shallow depth which magma can’t be at.

>>40699323

I don't have a solid answer for that, if I'm honest. There might be another another better versed in volcanic activity?

But, when I think about the volcanic activity, and the quakes, and the space weather, and the solar weather, I feel like there's a lot of factors that can change quickly.

I'm also not well versed in astrology, but I know we are entering a full moon, and pretty major transit of Uranus entering Gemini happened two days ago I think?

>>40699357

I did see that. I have checked in on that one multiple times today. While I generally trust the word of USGS, I am nervous, because it's a lot of activity and it surpassed the 2009 swarm quickly. Juan de Fuca Plate has some activity on the northern end in Canada. I have ready to grab and run if needed. I'm sure it'll be fine, but better safe than sorry.

>>40699165
lol assmad

>>40699375
So you do live near it can you see it from your window?

Picrel I forgot the schumann resonance.

Looks a little glitchy today

>>40699423

From my window, no. But I do see it regularly. Unlikely that I'm close enough to get covered in magma, but the water runoff from snow melt would likely cause floods of concern

>>40699436
Wish we could see schuman resonance during major earthquakes and see if anything lines up. But I don’t think site allows you to look that far back

Im going to sell most of my stocks tomorrow and ride out the weekend goodluck out there posting in the most interesting thread on our beloved basketweaving forum

>>40699561
What do you that makes you say this

>>40699561
Aw thanks, I'm glad you find it interesting. Anything you'd like to share with the class?

I wish you well anon!

>>40699461

I do as well, it would be cool to compare. It's tricky to find backlogs of it, unless I'm just not looking hard enough.

>>40699563
What do any of us know anon,
Ill buy back in monday when nothing ever happens.

>>40699589
Im a humble student and most of my knowledge comes from esoteric interpretation of my dreams and gut instincts about what the herd is compelled to hear and comparing it to wild conspiracy that entertains my bored mind

>build up to swarm could be attributed to a potential volcano eruption

this seems to be common knowledge

>>40699863
But last two big 4+ seemed to be on a fault line rather than near islands

is the magma softening crust so it slides under the eurasian plate?

>>40699384
Okay, it's time to stop projecting. I'm sorry your shitty little prediction didn't happen and now you're moving goalposts. You can stay mad though, just don't start throwing that assumption at others. ;)

FIRST 5.1 in area in 5 days

>>40700289
Wake me up when September end

>control f
>no Dutchsinse
Bot or NPC thread. Pro-tip. Earthquakes can be accurately forecasted and they can also be artificially induced scientifically and this technology and knowledge has been distinctly known by some for literally 7 decades plus. Dutchsinse is the premier schizo expert on this subject and developed an entire science around it just from noticing things for the last 14 years, his forecasts are roughly 70% accurate.

What causes natural quakes. The fucking Sun (giant EMF plasma ball in the sky).

>>40698830
>5.0M and 5.1M in Guatemala, and Mexico, respectively
Anon from Puebla Mexico reporting in.
We felt absolutely no quake around here.

>>40700639

That's likely because you were too far north! The 5.1 was in Manuel Ávila Camacho (Ponte Duro), Mexico

>>40700289
Just got up and saw this, that's smack between Taiwan and Japan.

>>40700417
Got some sauce, anon? I've seen murmurs of this over the years, and part of my fixation actually relates to it!

>>40701546

Oh no, people enjoying watching a phenomenon occur and discussing it ;)

>>40701485

I should have more coffee before replying. I said between Taiwan and Japan, when it was in fact off the coast of Taiwan, woops.

>>40699870
Yes, you got the gist of it

>>40701569
An earthquake flew over my house!

>>40700417
>>40701485
>Got some sauce, anon? I've seen murmurs of this over the years, and part of my fixation actually relates to it!

Once again, should've had more caffeine before replying. Used to watch some of Dutchsinse's content a while back, and kinda forgot about him honestly. Maybe I'll check out his most recent video to see if what he says lines up with what I've been thinking.

But, I'd still be in excited for some sauce if you've got some docs on the tech. The artificial induction of quakes is something I'm aware of, but don't talk about it often, because when I mention DEWs or noticing other activity coincide, suddenly we're visited by all the >two more weeks

>>40699561

What is this image from?

>>40700417
Speaking of controlled earthquakes, China has been doing a lot of deep sea work lately. Coincidence?

>>40659055 (OP)
>EQ

what's the deal with retards trying to predict the end of the world or some catastrophe?

psyop? overconfidence? what is it?

Another little one hit.

I live in Osaka. Everythings pretty comfy desu. The predictions in that book were for the first week of July but I think if anything big is going to hit, it's going to be around the 15th. After that and it's a total nothingburger.

>>40704226
From what I read the island chains seems to have a volcanic arc and area swarm taking place is a big gap between volcanoes so it could be magma bubbling up trying to escape which has been held off for thousands of years. Were nearly reaching 4th week of these continuous swarms anons which has surpassed any in recorded history. Don’t try to play it off as nothing. Read article that geologists are saying

>>40704274
Friend, they've been saying THE BIG ONE is going to hit any day now for a decade. I'll believe it when it happens.

>>40704323
Look at swarm anon in such a small region isnt normal

>>40704325
Ok. I said my predicted timeline is the 15th. Anything after that and it's a nothingburger.

>>40704332
this anon gets it

>>40704178
M4.8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oALwAT-NESw

>>40705155
why the long face

>>40659055 (OP)
This piece of shit garbage thread has been going on for a long time
Finally it's dead
You stupid faggots will hide for some months and return with some more muh 2 more weeks predictions of some shit like that

>>40705160
Waiting for the Hanshin Tigers to win the Japan Series took a toll on him.
https://archive.4plebs.org/sp/thread/136477589/
https://archive.4plebs.org/sp/thread/136477589/#136479321

>>40701691
I found it here, mamy moons ago. I am a knowledge seeker
>>40705183
Two more weeks you jerk

>>40705155
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXZLqm9087I

>>40705183

Are you okay anon? Do you need a hug? It's just been a long day and I haven't updated yet.

>>40705346
Felt a small EQ about an hour ago (northern Kyushu).

>>40705183
Glowies are mad there's nothing to discredit ITT. No one's making predictions dumbass, we're watching earthquakes and postulating their connections to other factors like volcanic or solar activity. Go gaslight+strawman somewhere else.

>>40705183
Its not 2 weeks yet its the 11th so 3 more days

>>40705183
04+14 is 18 so we still have 7 days until prediction goes out of 2 week range

>>40705406
That’s why your probably mad you don’t like a mega thread predicting a major disaster hitting where you live.

>>40706043
I’m just here for the EQ updates breh

Much to grumpanon's dismay, I have an update for you guys. :) I wasn't feeling the greatest today, but I've got a few updates now! As a gentle reminder, we're not hoping for destructive shit to happen. ;) Just observing and spectating.

First and foremost: Japan! The swarm off Tokara Islands had some movement today with two 5.0M, four or five 4.0M+, and lots of other stuff for 3.9M and below. All of these had varying depths from 85km-110km. So we're seeing some larger magnitude activity again.

We also saw Taiwan get a few 3.0M-4.0M quakes today, with a 5.1 on the southern boundary of the Okinawa plate.

Indonesia had three 5.0M+ today, with the largest being 5.5; I think that's the largest today!

>>40706554

We did have some pretty big volcanic eruptions today. Keep in mind, some of these have been under a 'erupting' or 'warning' status for a while, so when I say "an eruption today," I basically mean satellite imagery detected new smoking, ash plume, etc.

Suwanose-jima erupted today, which is at least one of the culprits of the quake swarm in Japan. Satellite imagery sucks today because there were storms. No further advisories at this time.

https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/suwanosejima/news/275371/vaac-advisory-2025-112.html

Picrel shows depth of quakes over the last week.

>>40706630

Blah, forgot pic.

>>40706554

The USA is definitely getting sprinkled with some more activity today as well. Got a couple popped up on the New Madrid fault, North Carolina, Kansas, etc.

Los Angeles area had a 4.3 around 3AM PDT, and there's been 72 quakes following that today. It's California, so it's not much to bat an eye over. More quakes offshore Petrolia again, with a small one within the hour.

Mt. Rainier is surprisingly still going with its swarm, putting the total to ~460 quakes the last few days. A bit over fifty today, which is a slower pace than prior ones. However, the magnitude of the quakes is increasing. The first day was majority 0.4M-0.8M, but today there's a noticeable increase in 1.0M+ quakes with a 2.4M being the largest so far.

Guatemala is still swarming today, too! Still predominantly in the same 2.0M-3.5M range.

>>40706715

Coronal hole is officially geoeffective today.

>>40706715

Coronal hole is officially geoeffective today! The sun is otherwise pretty boring today, which is a good thing. A couple small C solar flares, with an 1.43M flare just a bit ago.

>>40706759

Energy from that coronal hole and/or solar flares are now reaching Earth in picrel, which contains the geospace magnetosphere pressure model, and the solar wind forecast on the bottom. So, just to circle back to yesterday, I think if we DO see something much larger in magnitude, it would be between now and the 16th

>>40705259
Keep sharing them, these are cool! I lost my image collection a long time ago.

>>40705406

Have you felt many there? The last one noticable one I felt was in 2001. There was a really gentle one a couple months ago I would've probably dismissed entirely if I hadn't happened to look up and seen leaves on some of my plants swaying around

>>40706809

Oh, and you can see that energy hitting earth in the form of geospace ground magnetic perturbations as well. Always weirds me out a bit when it gets red like that lol

>>40706981

Forgot pic rel again, haha. Time for me to go to bed anons. Goodnight

>>40706889
No they’re not very frequent here. There was a mildly spooky one about a year ago and maybe 6 months ago there was a really small one.

>>40706554
The earthquake usually picks up around 11-2 and there’s barely been any activity for 2 hours. Guess cycle changing >>40706715
> Guatemala is still swarming today, too! Still predominantly in the same 2.0M-3.5M range.

https://youtu.be/OE-ob7DBVPI

Go to 3:20>>40707017
Are you a Japanese or foreigner in nippon

>>40707023
Another 2 hours of quiet/low activity

>>40707023
I am a foreigner taking a long vacation in nipland

New thread soon?

>>40707023
>>40707350

Thanks for keeping up while I was asleep! Feeling much better this morning, and should be able to keep a bit of a better eye on things today too.

>>40708375

Maybe! I don't remember what the post limit is per thread. But it might be appropriate since we've started looking at more than just Japan.