M8.0 Santa Cruz Islands

they have forcast arrival times [link to wcatwc.arh.noaa.gov]
all along the west coast bc and alaska

7.0 just now too...wow

Here we go.

My thoughts exactly. Based on the past week or so of quakes in this region, I'm half expecting a 7+ quake on the Western edge of Indonesia in the next couple hours.

expertologists rule!

news still busy with agenda

Does this sound harmless??

Magnitude 8 Quake Strikes Off Santa Cruz Islands

"A tsunami warning was issued for areas in the Pacific including Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea, while a tsunami watch was in effect for other areas including Marshall Islands and Samoa, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said.

It added the earthquake has the potential to generate a "destructive tsunami."


[link to online.wsj.com]

So if this is measuring 3 feet right now in height in the deep ocean it could be a wave 36 feet high when it reaches shore?

Not seeing M7.0 - link?

yellowstone

[link to www.isthisthingon.org]

HUH?

I do not want to go on record about seabed mining!

[link to www.emsc-csem.org]

6.8

Wow!!!!!!

make sense, but depth of water at buoy will skew the data- ie. if it a wave height is read in 100 feet of water and is 1 meter, when it hits a reef at 20 feet it will be 5 times larger (I think its just a direct ratio). So buoy will give us a height, it really won't be that useful, what will be useful is the period (stregnth/ thickness) of the wave, that is more telling than height. A 20 ft wave at 5 sec is nothing compared to a 5 foot wave at 20 sec.

Tsunami warning issued in Pacific after magnitude 8.0 quake near Solomon Islands

Read more: [link to www.foxnews.com]

MSM

Josephine Mae, a police official in the Solomon’s capital city of Honiara, said she had not felt any shaking.

and another aftershock, 5.7

[link to www.foxnews.com]

finally! some dooooooooooooooooom.

Who cares. Unless it causes mass deaths its not doom

Correct.... potentially.

5th Bouy in event mode now, down by NZ

Massive aftershock all over the area!

SEVEN Buoys in event mode

[link to www.ndbc.noaa.gov]

Quakes always happen in that area... so what...

Wow!

[link to ptwc.weather.gov]

Regional Warning

Volcanoes there