EARTHQUAKE WATCH for within a day of July 5, 2012

2012-07-02 23:31:34 5.8 14.50°S 75.86°W 10 A Near Coast of Peru

[link to geofon.gfz-potsdam.de]

Peru just had 5.7

Great work OP

I like your threads ....
5*

Yep, and also use 3d earthquake thing. Shows what they call a shell. Many free downloads on the net. I think sometimes we get antipodal quakes instead of sftershocks.

BREAKING...

[link to www.solarham.net]

M5.6 Solar Flare & EARTH DIRECTED CME - July 2, 2012

[link to www.youtube.com]

Greece...

keep going op interesting what you propone.

Same here!

I do not know why I am obsessed with looking into the earthquake-asteroid connections. But based on other things I've read I intuitively feel earthquakes, asteroids and tidal waves will important issues this year.

I am making progress. I think --- :GREATDAY:

Greece...

Tuesday July 3 2012, 10:36:00 UTC 5 hours ago 60 km south of Opunake 7.0 230.0 NZ GeoNet Detail

[link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

closer than we think?

[link to ssd.jpl.nasa.gov]

[link to lunarmeteoritehunters.blogspot.com]

OP, you should screencap the NZ source identifying it as 7.0 since USGS lowered it to 6.2
[link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

I was told by Geonet the USGS use a different scale, 1 point lower than ours, in other words what Geonet reports as a 7 the USGS would report as a 6.

Your government measures quakes different. Your measurement equivalent is 10 -11% higher.

Thus 5.9-6.0 = NZ 7.0 Big difference. 1000 times

We have two more CME toward earth

EARTHQUAKE SUMMARY FOR JULY 3, 2012

The full moon alignment occurred on July 3 at 18:52 UT. As this summary has previously discussed seismicity associated with the full moon is generally horizontal motion such as in strike-slip faults. Areas with the largest faults of this type include northern Turkey, California, New Zealand and southeast Asia among others. In the summary at the time of the last full moon on June 3 this was discussed as follows and this discussion holds equally for the current full moon:

" ... strong activity possible to likely in Tonga/Fiji and New Zealand. Horizontal motions are most likely to be initiated during this tidal event. Areas of horizontal motion in the eclipse area include strike-slip faults in the Western United States and New Zealand and on the Anatolian Fault system of Turkey. Seismicity is likely to increase and a large event is possible in the next four days." (June 3, 2012)

and a follow-up to this:

"In this regard, seismicity along the strike-slip faults of the western U.S was also up today with the maximum event, an M 4.0 in Baja California. A series of light earthquakes of M 2.5-3.5 also occurred in southern and Central California today. An unusual M 4.6 near Nelson, New Zealand was felt widely in that area yesterday." (June 5, 2012)

With this in mind, it should not be surprising to readers of this summary that a strong earthquake hit in central New Zealand and a series of light earthquakes hit near San Francisco, California today. The continuing series of moderately strong solar flares and the continuing geomagnetic storm were also probably instrumental in promoting this activity. The Nelson quake was the largest foreshock to today’s event. The location of the earthquakes in San Francisco is near the 103 degree shadow zone edge from New Zealand and some promotion from seismic energy is possible as well.

A strong earthquake of M 6.2-7.1 hit at an intermediate focal depth of 230 km south of Wellington, New Zealand. It was felt throughout central New Zealand but created only minor damage due to its depth. GNS reported the quake was the largest to strike the Taranaki Bight area in the past 100-120 years.

[link to www.earthquakesummary.info]

*sigh you look pretty desperate.