Good morning, YouTubers. I'm glad you're here.
I want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas tomorrow.
Today is Christmas Eve, December 24, 2022.
And it is Saturday at 01:00, a.m.
Local time.
There in British Columbia off a Graham Island, there
was a magnitude 4.7 and a 4.1 earthquake.
USGS said they were a magnitude 4.5 and a 4.0.
I downloaded two different sites.
Here is the magnitude 4.7 and we'll go
to the seismic signature and let me bring
it up so you can see the stations.
Okay, we got Canada, Dib and B NAB.
Here's the earthquake information
from Earthquake Canada.
You can see we got a magnitude 4.7
and it occurred at 101 Pacific Standard Time.
Now they're saying no damage has been
reported and none would be expected.
No tsunami is expected either.
Now USGS gave it an intensity level five.
And this is from people that reportedly said
they felt the earthquake felt by most people.
Some breakage of dishes, maybe windows, plaster in their
homes, and tall objects would have been knocked over.
You can see over here now that
would be between 3.5 and a 4.0.
And let me bring this up so you can
see this would be according to the Richter scale.
Now being a 4.7, that would have been
an intensity level of six felt by all.
Many would have been frightened, run outdoors, falling
plaster and chimney damage would have been small.
So I don't know if you guys got damage
over there, but if you do, let me know.
There is no moment tensor ball.
So I'm just going to guess about this, that
it's caused by the North American plate moving west.
And you can see here we
got the Cascadia subduction zone.
I hope you guys are prepared for a large earthquake.
You can see here in 1949 there was a magnitude 8.1.
Also in 1977 there was a magnitude
7.7 in this same location further south.
This red line drawn out
is the Cascadia subduction zone.
And then down here we got
the Explorer plate right there.
And there's been a lot of earthquakes showing up on
the North American plate showing that the plate is moving.
And we're going to see more of that as the
Earth's magnetic field weakens, they have stopped giving us information
about just exactly where the magnetic poles are.
And they stop giving us information about what
the strength is for the magnetic field.
Now, for the magnitude 4.1 earthquake, canada
says it occurred at 932 and it
says here approximate location of the earthquake.
They got it on their little map,
lightly felt in Port Clemens Skiggate.
There's no report of damage and none would be expected.
And no tsunami is expected either
after shock of the recent earthquake.
That would be the 4.7 on the USGS website.
Both of these earthquakes were fairly shallow, 6.2 miles below
sea level, or as they put it, ten kilometres.
Now, USGS said that the 4.7 was a 4.520.
People sent in reports to USGS.
And here you can see the felt reports
we got over here by Prince Rubert.
And the strongest, it looks like, if I
can get it to work, intensity level four.
Doesn't give a name of the location.
Let's see what we got here.
Nothing there.
Density level, let's say, about
Prince Rubert, intensity level three.
The shaking they said, was intensity level three, which
means it was felt noticeably there in Prince Rubert,
but not always recognized as an earthquake.
Standing automobiles rock slightly vibration
like a passing truck.
So there in Prince Rubert, they said it felt like
a maybe a magnitude 2.5, but closer to where the
earthquake occurred, which they don't give a name.
Intensity level four.
So they said that it felt like
maybe a magnitude three or a 3.5.
And again, maybe some breakage now for the
4.0, which six people said they felt USGS,
said it was an intensity level five.
Looks like all the reports came from Graham Island
and this would be closer to that military base.
Let me go back and show you.
Massive British Columbia military base.
Let me go in.
It was closed down, but then I heard
reports that they were opening it back up.
Because of all the recent drumbeats of war with
going to Street View on Google Earth, they only
have a couple of locations that I can view.
Let me exit here. Okay.
Nature center.
Let me come back out and we'll
do that again with the Street View.
Wooden structures hold up really good.
Let me bring this out.
Looks like over there, just an area.
We got a gate and it looks like another wooden structure
down the road, but that's as far as I went.
Let me go back to Street View, see what area see,
there isn't very many places that I can view the sanctuary,
and I can't even view the buildings over here.
But what I did notice let me
click out of this right there.
Okay, let me come back.
Yeah, we got a lot of marches over
here and this area would probably just turn
to quicksand in a large earthquake.
Yeah, not good.
So please be prepared for a large earthquake.
Like I said, this is close to
or along the Cascadia subduction zone.
We're going the opposite direction.
Let's turn it back towards North View.
There we go.
So did you feel them? Yeah.
We don't want another Cascadia rupture.
Can you imagine the damage up here and then
down here, washington, Oregon and California, if that decided
to rip, everything west of the interstates would just
be totally devastated and toast, as they said.
And then there would be a mass migration
of people moving east because there would be
no water, no power, bridges would be out,
your infrastructure would be totally wiped out and
it would probably be decades before it's rebuilt.
So I want to wish everyone again a merry Christmas.
Please be prepared.
And I'll talk to you later. God bless you. Bye.
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