Earthquake detection and predictions

Naaah, we don't cause earthquakes, only volcano's
 
Nothing to worry about, LA needs to be fixed up a bit, I would worry a bit more about the ones by "tom's Place" , those are right next to the "Long Valley" calderas, it goes and so would half of North America.

 
Nothing to worry about, LA needs to be fixed up a bit, I would worry a bit more about the ones by "tom's Place" , those are right next to the "Long Valley" calderas, it goes and so would half of North America.

That was one of them, a long time to break through by anything other than a super volcano, which take time.

Parts of Italy look more likely in the near future.
 
A shallow 6-6.3 off the New Zealand coast.

 
Estonia had its second earthquake this year on this sunday evening (20. sept 2026 19.42) near villages at north-west Estonia. Magnitude was 1,4. Previous was on 3th of august. Usually we experience one earthquake per two year period.

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Those were still tiny compared to Osmussaare earthquake on 1976 which was felt throughout Estonia and neighbouring countries

Personally i experienced the Kaliningrad earthquake's aftershock. Took place on 21. september 2004. I was outside, didnt felt tremors, but heard how bricks and masonry fell hard at hearing range. Later that evening learned that nearby enormous-size old soviet-era almost abandoned factory building lost its wall around big entry gates. Turned out that all structure was brittle (lack or cement during construction) and was demolished some times later.
 
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