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put out this information about earthquakes and other world events.
According to USGS, about 02:00 this morning, a
local time, there was a magnitude 2.4 earthquake.
It was actually stronger, a magnitude 2.8.
They gave it an intensity level of
three, which means it was felt noticeably
indoors, but not always recognized as an
earthquake people might have thought was vibration.
Standing automobiles were rocking slightly, and
the vibration would have been described
like a passing big truck.
So here we have the felt reports.
One report close by, and then this one a little
bit further east, said it was a little bit stronger.
Going to Google Earth here's the
location of those early morning earthquakes.
The last one was about 06:00 A.m..
Now, this 2.4 earthquake was actually probably
a magnitude to two point 81.
But because of the lack of reports,
people not sending in what they felt.
That's probably why they downgraded it.
And we'll look at the signature.
The monitor that I am using is B-R-O-M.
Which is kind of Southeast from this
location, about 56 miles from the monitor.
I measured it out so you can see it.
And let's Zoom into this location.
Let me close that out.
These are all caused by the movement of the plates.
Yeah.
Part of the New Madrid seismic zone. Yeah.
Tectonic and movement.
I told you, as the Earth magnetic field weakens.
Yeah.
We're going to see more earthquakes.
I wanted to see what was within this area.
A lot of dead trees there.
But this is from 2016, so there's a 2.4.
But like I said, it was actually a 2.8.
There's been a lot of movement of the plate lately.
You can see here, let me bring this up.
And I've talked about the tectonic plates moving here.
You can see it's sharper points down
here at the bottom when it's rounded.
And we got that showing
too shallow volcanic earthquakes.
But here we got tectonic like
earthquakes and shallow volcanic earthquakes.
Now, the New Madrid is a failed rift
system where originally the country was going to
be divided in half and split apart.
Up over here is a volcanic field.
We often see a volcanism along
where plates collide or pull apart.
If I'm remembering right, this was
an area originally an island. The St.
Francis Mountains are the only true mountains in the
Ozarks, even though they aren't the highest elevation.
The St.
Francis Mountains were formed by volcanic and intrusive activity,
magma coming in about 1.5 billion years ago.
A lot of people argue about the date on that
and are the eroded remains of an ancient range which
formed the geological core of the Ozark Dome.
This means at one point, the St.
Francis Mountains existed as an
island in the ancient seas.
Yeah, I did remember right during most of this
period, the Ozarks were more like the Florida everglaze
Than what we know of it as today.
And I will give you a link to it.
It will be down below in the
comments or more information box down below.
I didn't realize it until later but today is there
has been a lot of earthquakes globally around the world.
The Northern mid Atlantic Ridge had a 5.3.
There was also a 5.5 Karma deck
Islands Which is down there by Australia.
They had a 5.5, Fiji Islands, a
4.4 Tonga, 4.3 Tonga also a 4.9.
Yeah, it just goes on and on.
Nothing quite as large as yesterday.
There was some 6.1, I believe, near Tonga yesterday,
but it's like, my goodness, there's been a lot
and that's just the ones they're reporting.
The Arkansas geological survey has a map of the new
Madrid seismic zone and the different levels of threats.
This too will be down below in the information box.
Anyways, the plates have been moving for quite
a while and I've done a lot of
reports about that say that and it's round.
I've talked about how these round signatures are another
indication the sharp points of the tectonic plate.
There was another one here but I couldn't find it
and we got some more smaller ones up here and
I couldn't find those either, at least not on this.
But we'll bring it down and I'll bring this over.
Try and bring it up a little bit. Okay.
You can see it's still moving so
we'll probably have some more large earthquakes.
This here is a stream view and you can see
we got a lot of very small micro quakes.
And let me bring it up over here, too.
This is the other monitor.
I'm going to extract that and you
can see let's bring this over.
I'll make that bigger, say sharp points
and then going back another 4 hours.
Yeah, there's more very small earthquakes.
One there definitely there.
And let's bring it over.
Yeah, this is what it's all currently showing,
so that's all I have for you. Did you feel it?
Did it wake you up at 02:00 or 06:00 this morning?
Put those comments down below.
Always be prepared for a disaster.
Yeah, bad things are coming.
Please stay safe and I'll talk to you later.
God bless you.