Hi, everyone.
Thank you for joining me today.
I got a message last night that
one of you actually felt this magnitude
two point earthquake there in Michigan.
Did you send in a report to USGS?
Did you fill out webpage?
It was shallow, about 2 miles in depth.
Here's a location using Google Earth.
And it wasn't far from an area back in
2020 where there was a magnitude 3.2 earthquake.
Yeah, it's close to a nuclear power plant.
Back in 2018, there was
also another earthquake, magna 23.4%.
Yesterday was the peak of the impact of the solar flare
from a M 3.8 eruption that occurred on the sun.
I believe that was on the third.
And then yesterday, on July 11,
it started to impact us.
Some of you said that you
did have some cell phone issues.
But solar flares and their protons that are jetting out
to the Earth do have an effect on the Earth.
They affect our weather.
They can cause earthquakes.
If an earthquake is got enough stress built
up to happen and also caused volcanic eruptions.
If the volcano is geared close to an eruption.
This area, I don't know if you can see it
or not, I got a line drawn out in red
is an area of ancient past volcanic eruptions.
It's also an area where at one time the
United States was going to split into half, creating
actually two separate continents not far from Toledo, Ohio.
Evidently it was felt in Toledo, USGS.
Gave it an intensity level of three.
Here is some of the felt reports.
We got intensity level three up there by Canton.
Toledo was an intensity level three.
Two responses from there, another two responses now.
This is Monroe County.
Two more intensity level three.
Looks like just about everyone said
it was an intensity level three.
There was two that said it was intensity level two.
So intensity level three means it was felt noticeably
indoors, but not always recognized as an earthquake.
They probably felt the shaking light
shaking, standing, autos rocked slightly and
vibration like a passing truck.
Now, intensity level two means it was felt by people
who are probably sitting or laying down in bed, especially
if they were on the upper floors of a building.
Delicate suspended objects may have been swinging.
There are two nuclear power
plants close to this location.
We got Enrico Permeate nuclear power plant right there.
And then there's another one down south a little bit
here, which is the Davis Bessie nuclear power Plant.
If they ever have a large
one, yeah, it could be devastating.
Now, back in 1935, between these two different
fault lines, there was a magnitude 6.1.
It was actually closer to this fault line.
Yeah, 6.1.
When I used to live there in
Toledo, we never felt earthquakes ever.
And that, of course, was way before they
built these nuclear power plants along Lake Erie.
If you ever do feel an earthquake, you
should send in the report to the USGS.
Did you feel a website?
I'll give you a link to it
down below in the more information box.
They also have where you can click on
the different earthquakes that they do show here.
And you can send in their report there, or you
can just send it in to an unknown website.
Unknown meaning that USGS didn't post it?
I downloaded data from two different websites.
You can see here we got
an earthquake and little small aftershock.
This is from Farmland, Indiana
at little bit after 1830. Now.
This is Universal Time.
And then this other website is from
ALM Creek State Park there in Ohio.
It looks like about twelve maybe or five Universal.
There's another small earthquake there and two more
over here at maybe 48 and 57 maybe.
These are not being reported.
Another small earthquake at eleven, probably 41. Again.
This is Universal Time.
These are all for today.
And the only one that shows that
earthquake that occurred yesterday there in Ohio
is the one in Ohio Allstate Park.
And it just shows up as
a small little blip right there.
I extracted it and there it is.
The two monitors that I downloaded are pretty far.
This is the one at All Creek State Park.
And this is the other one.
It's in Indiana.
And you can see they're quite
away from where the earthquake occurred.
This red line drawn out, that is the Greenville fault.
Interesting.
We're getting some small earthquakes that are
being picked up there in Indiana.
I was hoping this other earthquake monitor
would be working, but it's not.
I'm going to have to see if I
can find some new ones for Michigan.
So did you feel this earthquake?
If so, please put it down below.
What did it feel like?
What was the motion like?
How did your pets react?
How long did the vibration last?
Because most people said it was like a vibration.
Please put those comments down below.
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