We have high lunar geometry today (green peak index 12) following critical planetary geometry (red peaks), so be on watch for increased seismic activity today and tomorrow, possibly higher 6 to 7 magnitude.
There's more critical geometry ahead on the 9th and 10th which means a high probability of large seismic activity until the 14th, possibly reaching mid 7 magnitude.
There's more critical geometry ahead on the 9th and 10th which means a high probability of large seismic activity until the 14th, possibly reaching mid 7 magnitude.
Atmospheric signals so far seem to indicate (South) Atlantic, South-America and possibly Central America/Caribbean. Other regions are NOT excluded. This is an indication and it may be wrong.
This could be a time for a strong to major earthquake at the Azores Cape St. Vincent Ridge off the coast of Portugal/Gibraltar, which is a subduction zone. Last megathrust earthquake there was in 1755 (Mw 8.7-9.0) and the last major earthquake (Mw 7.9) was in 1975. The fault may be well overdue.
SSGI chart for the coming week. High potential for one or two large earthquakes, possibly reaching mid to high 7 magnitude 9-14 August. Source: ssgeos.org
Strongest signal still pointing to (South) Atlantic, South-America, Central America, Caribbean. See earlier post: https://t.me/ssgeosurvey/561
Next two alignments. Large seismic activity is expected. Be on watch if you are in an earthquake prone area. See also the forecast on ssgeos.org
The absence of even moderate earthquakes is worrying. Since 4 August only three M 5.4+ earthquakes occurred peaking M 5.9 on the 6th. No M6+ earthquake since 3 August. Hopefully seismic pressure in the coming days (10-14) will be released more evenly with smaller earthquakes, but there is a high probablility of one or two M7+ earthquakes.
There is already a high probablility of large seismic activity today (10 August), but certainly 11-13 August. Again, BE ON WATCH!
#earthquake M 7.1 - MINDANAO, PHILIPPINES - 2021-08-11 17:46:14 UTC
Additional larger seismic activity is possible in the next few days. Be on watch! Forecast: ditrianum.org
We use two devices to measure atmospheric electricity. The difference between them is noise reduction. You can follow the measurements realtime on https://ssgeos.org/atmosphere.htm (updates every 10 minutes).