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Puerto Rico has been rocking and rolling here on SGS.
They got 35 earthquakes just within the last 24 hours.
The largest being a magnitude 4.5 17 earthquakes
of a magnitude two, five or greater.
There's also been a 4.0.
That one was between the Moona
Passage, Puerto Rico and Cuba.
It was deep, 77.7 miles below sea level.
We got the Puerto Rican trench through here.
There's the 4.5.
Let me bring it over so you
can see it kind of northeast.
One person there in Puerto Rico said they
actually felt it 14.9 miles below sea level.
And that's it for the largest ones. Yes.
4.5 and a 4.0.
I first want to mention how the data came from
UPR seismic Network, which is the Puerto Rico Seismic Network.
The reason I'm bringing this up is for some
reason everything is supposed to be by Universal Time,
but their Universal Time has been off.
So it's supposed to be 347.
But here's the earthquake actually at 334.
And I have three different monitors
that I downloaded data from.
The larger one over here by Cuba.
For some reason the seismic station there
in Cuba doesn't pick up any earthquakes. Let's see.
One of the monitors that I downloaded was
this one right here was one on the
southern end of the island is DRSC one.
There's the one location and Lobh
way down here towards the south.
Let me take this out.
The red line is the Puerto Rican trench.
Now, you know, many of the earthquakes that
have been occurring today were north and this
one here picked up the most activity.
So that would be this one right here.
Lone three.
And I'll bring it down you
can see it's really been rocking. Yeah.
North of the island, lobh and S C one.
So here's that 4.5 earthquake.
As you know, these are all volcanic islands.
Puerto Rico slowly being crushed, pushed down
into the middle of the Caribbean Sea.
We also got another one here marked in
red at 1036 because our time is off.
I believe this is supposed to be
a magnitude 2.2 and about 1628.
They got two marked in red.
And it actually looks like a comb, didn't it?
Let me bring this over.
Yeah, I thought that was really
talking about steady drum beats.
And look at the spectrogram.
Yeah, that was shallow.
We have another earthquake here at 1638.
With that many earthquakes, I'm not going to
be able to go through them all.
We got some more up here.
Looks like they got three marked there
and we'll look at its seismic signature. Yeah.
And 1819.
There's a whole series of them marked out there in red.
But it's one very long,
slow moving tectonic earthquake.
Yeah, let's look at this stuff.
Look at the little drum beats.
I'll try and make that bigger for you.
Yeah.
Lots of activity today.
And these are shallow these are quite shallow.
Here's one of the other monitors lobh try
and get a comparison of the exact time.
1740, 217, 42 at S.
And there's the three spectrograms all lined up. Yeah.
Okay, SC one, that would be this earthquake here.
And let's bring it in.
Santo Domingo. Yeah.
And like I said, this is a volcanic island, so it doesn't
surprise me that it's showing that the gas is coming up in
the one and yeah, lots of magma in the other.
Here's what it was showing when I pulled the files
a little while ago, 1748 and about 30 seconds.
And the same with this one over here.
Look at this one over here.
Look at those gases coming up.
Now, this one here is lone three almost
directly from the other one right there.
You'd be saying, oh, my goodness, do they
have a volcano that's going to rep?
Sound hard to say.
I doubt it.
But it is showing that because of the movement of
the North American plate and the crushing that's going on.
Yeah.
We got a lot of activity happening.
This poor people on this poor island have had some
really devastating earthquakes and hurricanes, and they're part of the
United States, but they can't vote in any of our
elections, which I don't think is fair.
I believe it was one of the more recent hurricanes
where a lot of the people came here to the
United States and then they were forced to go back.
That ain't fair either. Yeah.
Last year in August, they
had a magnitude 7.2 earthquake.
Over 304 people were killed and over 1800 injuries.
In 1842, they had a magnitude 8.1.
Most of the larger earthquakes have always been
on the western side of the island.
One there was a magnitude 8.0.
That one, I believe, there was a
tsunami, about 30ft high liquid faction.
And because the sand, et cetera, all turned
to quicksand, in a sense, liquid faction.
Yes, there were people that died.
They were buried, sunk up to their necks in the sand.
Just terrible.
In just the past week
alone, there's been 140 earthquakes.
We got this location north, but majority of
them have been down here to the southwest.
Now, once again, this is just within the last week, the
largest being a 3.57 and a half miles below sea level.
On the 9th, there was a 3.1
right up over here, right there.
Now that one was deep, 47.6 miles below sea level. Yeah.
So we got the 3.3 and the 3.5 kwh.
That was on the 6th in total for the entire month.
Let's see, there's been 445 earthquakes.
Earthquakes have really increased just
in the last week, 115.
As I have said before and my other
reports about earthquakes there in Puerto Rico. Yeah.
Please be prepared.
Always have a plan.
And it's hard to be prepared when you got such a
poor part of the United States and you can't even vote.
That's not right?
So what are your thoughts?
Put those comments down below.
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