Animated map: all earthquakes of the past 15 years

This animated map created from the NOAA, NWS, and PTWC shows every recorded earthquake in chronological order from January 1, 2001 to December 31, 2015. The size of the circle shows the magnitude of the earthquakes in relation to each other. The color represents the earthquake depth.
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[@kevaran1422]

in southeast asia, earthquake is life. we have earthquakes everyday according to our govt research agency but most of these earthquakes are not too felt. it is pretty much common for a friend to ask "have you felt the earthquake today?", "nope, when was it?"

[@doloresumbridge3801]

Nikos Elizondo Daily life , same here

[@randomly_random_0]

@Mac N he doesn't mean it the whole southeast asia only the ones that are obviously hit by earthquake frequently. Singapore seat on the middle of SEA, that region has no fault lines or trenches

[@ΜαρινοςΝτασης-χ3σ]

Nikos Elizondo lmao same kn greece

[@haruto352]

Only indonesia and phillipine

[@joseluistapiavillar9765]

True, is pretty rare when you dont feel an earthquake everyday here in Chile, lol

[@kristen6085]

Really cool that you can see the outlines of the tectonic plates.

[@kathycarter-humphreys5524]

Kristen vuvguib ugbubunou oj

[@cb-tz8og]

Mountains ridges pointed many of them out but w/o flashing lights who wants to notice, right?

[@mikecowan3047]

Kristen Lillemoen 2222££€£

[@nigony]

Its even cooler that you can predict when the next earthquakes will be because of the flow of direction it goes.

[@Catcat0]

Yeah

[@bernicemerryman366]

Your simulation is SO much more interesting than ones that have the Atlantic Ocean as the center. Thanks for the good work; this was very enlightening, no pun intended.

[@panner11]

True, having very active seismic areas like new zealand and alaska at the edges of the map is not great design. Splitting the ring of fire into opposite sides of the map is not great for visualization. This is better.

[@kaptenhiu5623]

New Zealand, Indonesia, Philippines, Taiwan, Japan, Kamchatska, and Alaska form a beautiful Christmas lamp here.

[@flwrangler]

Would be interesting to create a cumulative graph showing past 50 yrs frequency and intensity through out the world. Great work!

[@xyzct]

The 1960 Chilean earthquake released 1/4 of the total seismic moment of an entire century!

[@flwrangler]

@xyzct yes, I read about that. However, in comparison the Chilean earthquake 1960 killed under 10k. The Indian Ocean earth 2004 killed well over 225k. By some comparisons it was just as strong as the Chilean. The Indian Ocean EQK produced massive tsunamis, I still remember the news and videos showing the waves coming in devouring everything in their path.

[@florinsadelaida1373]

I've been to Indonesia in 2015 & 2018. I visited Indonesia with the aim of exploring and adventuring, not for vacation or honeymoon. However, I have not explored Indonesia 100% because it is vast and also very diverse. Each region in Indonesia has different tourist or natural attractions, as if entering a different dimension. It's hard to explain, the point is when you go to Indonesia, what you visit with other regions in Indonesia is definitely different. What made me so interested in Indonesia? The answer is nature, because nature in Indonesia has very clear differences in each region. Some even look strange, unique and absurd and there are lots of hidden places to explore. For me, Indonesia is very suitable to be used as a place for adventure, explorers and get unexpected experiences. My personal conclusion about Indonesia : Indonesia is like a very beautiful Queen, very graceful, very charming, very attractive, very stunning and very cool. However, keep in mind that although the Queen almost looks perfect, on the other hand the Queen also has a dangerous nature (Many natural disasters in Indonesia have been recorded internationally and even get the title of the most frequent and the most violent, Queen appears completely different from the others). When the Queen is asleep, the Queen looks extraordinary and fun to approach but if the Queen wakes up from her sleep, it is certain that there will be a sign of danger because the Queen is in a tantrum. Note : Although Queen often tantrums when she wakes up from her sleep, this is what made me fall in love because of her very different figure. Be careful with the forces of nature because we don't know when and where the Queen rages. Because if the Queen has gone berserk then she doesn't know tourists or locals. I can only hope that the Queen doesn't run amok and doesn't harm locals or tourists. Amen. 🙏 Every tourist will have a different experience when visiting Queen, The Queen's desire to go berserk is also an adventure, so I want to return to being beside the Queen because the Queen has everything (Super mega diversity) to gain experience and knowledge that is unusual for a tourist like me. Indonesia is more towards the category of tourist attractions for adventure and exploration. Not just for a honeymoon or relaxing because you will definitely lose something unique, strange, interesting and unreasonable in Indonesia as an experience and learning. It was the experience I felt. When you have explored several adventures in Indonesia be it volcanoes, waterfalls, rivers, lakes, jungles, caves and etc. (it's up to their own version, because there are too many to explore), although you will be tired but it is very satisfying and enjoyable. pleasant. of course get a different experience so that your experience can be told like mine. It should be noted that not all tourists who venture to Indonesia are successful, there are also those who fail miserably because of the act of the queen who woke up from her sleep. What I mean is that the Queen Mother Earth in Indonesia is very beautiful, graceful, attractive and charming but very dangerous when the Queen Mother Earth in Indonesia wakes up from her sleep. Well like that, because it's hard for me to explain. Not in the sense of being human, but the picture is that in Indonesia there is "HORAKTHY" (The Queen). I love Indonesia ❤️ (Mysterious Queen Land).

[@asepigun]

wow nice explanation

[@didikachmadi4758]

I guess Aceh Earthquake (2004) & Japan Earthquake (2011) are the scariest.

[@Dementia-Gaming938]

They were the strongest

[@Dr.Jekyll_]

who the hell dislilke this ? wtf really ? ooh information, knowledge i hate this let me dislike it.

[@StratosphereTHAI]

Exactly my thought

[@ms.mittenz]

ive come to believe there are dislike bots... xD

[@ZhuGeLiang6969]

religious people?

[@admiralcat3809]

People who don't believe in science, that's all.

[@Skylinez999]

you comment is awesome 😂

[@PalXen]

The February 2008 Earthquake Lincolnshire in the UK ranged from 4.6 to 5.2 I was 70 miles from the epicenter but I felt that one shake everything in the house, parents never felt it because of deep sleep. very unusual for us to get seismic activity of over 4 but I still remember it to this day.

[@wesleyk.8376]

Wow!! I looked up "earthquake timelapse" to see if something like this existed (similar to the nuclear blasts timelapse). Excellent details, along with breakdown. Would LOVE to see an update, especially for 2018. Thanks a lot!!

[@kiwion3s]

Scary that we're small enough that the energy released by continental plates barely moving every year is enough to cripple cities. Really puts into perspective the immense power of the convection underneath the plates :O

[@fadhilahnajwa9392]

I feel sorry about philippines and indonesia. (From malaysia.)

[@randomly_random_0]

thanks to Philippines and Indonesia you are very safe from typhoons, earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanoes.

[@iannoypeople4916]

@@randomly_random_0 volcanos? We have a lot of active volcanos boi

[@rainzel]

Yeah it is pretty hard to live in my country because of earthquakes. (Philippines)

[@abducco3110]

California was getting a lot this year, there was a 6.4 and a 7.1, and 80,000 recorded Earthquakes in The Ridgecrest Area in less than a month!

[@KevinRandomRecordsKRREC]

Don’t say sorry to the phillippines, it’s better if it gets destroyed

[@Dementia-Gaming938]

The most powerful earthquakes recorded here are: 26 December 2004 (9.2), the 3rd most powerful earthquake 11 March 2011 (9.1), the 4th most powerful earthquake 27 February 2010 (8.8), the 8th most powerful earthquake 28 March 2005 (8.6), the 12th most powerful earthquake 11 April 2012 (8.6), the 13th most powerful earthquake

[@reo4540]

writing a test about earthquakes and related stuff tomorrow, been procrastinating all day, guess this is the universe showing me that I really should start studying

[@adzyfee2453]

Reo I did that last year! It's easy! Remember, epicentre!

[@reo4540]

Alright, thanks :)

[@carboncyte1856]

Trust me I didn't even have this video so good luck

[@1Howdy1]

Too late in the game to research now probably, but if you find some time search for the data NASA has on the effects earthquakes have on the Earth's tilt. The big earthquakes, larger than 8.7 or so, knock the Earths tilt off a few inches. Geologist look at earthquakes as individual events, but there's a guy at NASA that has to look at the tilt for all the rocket science stuff they do. He noticed the shift after every big earthquake, (it moves back after time - we live on a big gyroscope). A few inches doesn't seem like much, but a line of water around the Earth's circumference a few inches wide is a pretty large area. This will heat up and cause weather pattern changes. Extra credit, but be careful - it could run counter to political science.

[@reo4540]

Really? That's awesome, thank you so much! I'll definitely look into that (not only for school, also because I genuinely think it's very interesting)

[@popozz]

As a Japanese, I am conversely worried because there have been few major earthquakes in Japan recently.

[@lucaaaaaaaas]

In Chile we consider them as earthquakes only if they are of magnitude over 7.5 or 8.0 Richter, all the other telluric movements we consider only as small tremors hahaha And when the earth shakes the first thing we do is try to calculate the magnitude and the place of the epicenter.

[@MariaMartinez-researcher]

Nope. The first thing we do is grabbing the TV. Then we say, "ya va a pasar, ya va a pasar." When it ends, we say, "esto tiene que haber sido terremoto en otra parte." Only then we calculate magnitude and epicenter. Usually, correctly. 🇨🇱💪

[@sebys1414]

God bless Sumatra, Chile and Japan

[@bertmagz8845]

Indonesia not sumatra it is a province

[@Mycenaea]

I'm so happy I live somewhere where we basically never have earthquakes. I have never experienced one(unless it was tiny and I didn't feel/notice it).

[@fakyu9346]

god bless japan and philipines

[@fakyu9346]

Haha..amen

[@mangaisliteraturetoo3538]

God bless the Aleutian Islands too

[@CNQRofcl]

And Dominican republic

[@supergalaxyboy2512]

M Meidiano Al Fajri im filipino and I haven’t see earthquake in philippines and canada

[@ZFanz]

and indonesia to

[@frizzizzi]

i was actually in one of these earthquakes. On December 30, 2010, i was in third grade and staying at my grandparents house for christmas. I was having a dream that everything was shaking, and then i woke up. Everything WAS shaking. I heard something smash in the kitchen, and i hoped it wasn't one of Grandpa's antique plates. Everybody instantly ran into the TV room, and we turned on the news. The epicenter had been 1.8 miles away from our house. woah.

[@asyafiqnugroho7900]

**WOAH**

[@predator-rc1xj]

I was born in December 30th 2003

[@turritopsisrockola]

It's not a big earthquake if you have electricity and communications

[@andikardian9014]

one? i have experienced 20 or more as long as i remember.

[@frizzizzi]

@@andikardian9014 I don’t live somewhere where earthquakes happen frequently like you do so you’re not cool for being at risk of dying dummy

[@MariaMartinez-researcher]

Love the dynamic music. Full of movement.

[@CiRdy34]

2:26 I'm from Costa Rica and I still remember when everyone was talking about the earthquake on september 5th, it was relatively early in the morning and it caught everyone off guard when getting ready for work/school.

[@xegawontv6724]

Earthquake n vulcano are common in Indonesia. Thanks to pacific and australian plate.

[@diegoyason8282]

Pinoy King hey, atleast you dont have a entire country inside 1 plate (Philippine plate)

[@diegoyason8282]

The Legend 27 even though its past, they still predict that it will still happen

[@maruftim]

Hello World But Indonesia is between three plates. D:

[@ardanev5564]

sem fam

[@subhamjoydhar7749]

And thanks for that Tsunami too...

[@TjSamson]

Philippines, Taiwan, Indonesia, Japan, Chile, and some other American countries. Daily life, daily life for earthquakes.

[@abducco3110]

United States, Mexico, and Greece aswell

[@Croxy115]

only on the west coast

[@GeographyZID]

Ijin download dan share🙏

[@0anant0]

Wow! This is awesome! Now if we can have one that shows the movement of Pacific plate and the N. American plate sliding past each other at a landmark such as Wallace Creek in CA.

[@FerKzrs]

Ring of fire, indeed.

[@1happyguy823]

There was something Magical about that!! Thank You!! :-)

[@ritidababy6498]

Afrika and australia are like: Earthquakes? Whats that??? Chile: Indonesia: Japan: Some other countrys idk theyre names: *"Its complicated"*

[@abducco3110]

Indonesia, United States, Japan, Chile, Papua New Guinea, Greece, Peru, Ecuador, New Zealand, Mexico, Russia, China, Philippines, Tonga, Fiji, Colombia, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Italy, Nepal, India, Turkey, Pakistan, and Cuba

[@stevenottomanyi154]

Yeah, look at how quiet the central and southern San Andreas and neighboring faults are. Yikes!!!

[@northascrowsfly]

Visually, this is easier to process at 0.25x speed. The audio is intolerable at that point, so adjust that down to nothing. Occasionally, you may see an earthquake progression--in other words, one earthquake releases tension, then a nearby area experiences increased strain because of this and eventually has an earthquake, etc. That wasn't obvious at normal speed.

[@jjy4824]

Biggest Earthquakes: Chile, June of 2001 Japan, September of 2003 Indonesia (maybe) Christmas of 2004 Another one in March of 2005 Japan, in November of 2006 Indonesia, September of 2007 Not sure where that is, October of 2009 Chile, February of 2010 Japan, March of 2011 Vietnam (I think) April of 2012 Eastern Russia, May of 2013 Chile, April of 2014 Chile, September of 2015

[@mck5050]

Christchurch, New Zealand had two big earthquakes in September 2010 and February 2011.

[@aehighfmcolinchin]

Most of them happen at Convergent Plate Boundaries. >>>>

[@marceloalexisdavilacuadros5483]

Where is Peru in March of 2007

[@22alexandra_gaming33]

Hoping the earth are safe always! (From indonesia, i know in here have a lot of earthquakes..but just hoping that we are safe.) :)

[@ra_alf9467]

Sumatera, Java, Nusa Tenggara, Sulawesi, Papua, Mindanau, Luzon : got earthquake Borneo : this is fine

[@011azr]

Meanwhile Californians were like "I live in California, I experience the horror of having earthquake anytime in my life and I need insurance for that"

[@doloresumbridge3801]

011azr Lol and there are barely earthquakes near them

[@011azr]

Zivan Right. It gets even ironic when religious people say that the earthquake on Japan was caused by widely spread JAV (adult videos) industry when the US produces the most porn videos in the world. Among the 50 states, California produce more than 60% of all. I mean, if that's the case, why don't God crush this fucking place into millions of pieces, right?

[@maruftim]

Well, I live in Indonesia... ._.

[@jason20599]

011azr we do have earthquakes, just small ones and rarely big ones

[@randomly_random_0]

Californians, try to live in Chile, Southeast Asia (Philippines, Indonesia), Japan and New Zealand :P

[@bernardoolbrisch8792]

Countries: oh i hate earthquakes Philipines: *shake that booty*

[@hazirahsyafiqah310]

3:00 the first earthquake happened in the island of Borneo specifically in North Borneo (Sabah)

[@paulcoverdale8312]

It would be better if you only include 6.0 or above as it gets too tiring an just too much. Great job though❤

[@Practisepiam]

great animation! but i would like to compare the frequency with each passing year each year

[@revenevan11]

Part of the issue with using this data for that, is that detection has improved rapidly over the last couple decades, as well as our ability to place more remote seismometers and detect earthquakes that no one would have felt previously. The sheer number of new detectors over the last few decades basically means that it would look like there was a huge increase in the number of earthquakes, when really it's only an increase in the number of *detected* earthquakes (at least without trying to statistically control for increased detection rates when making your analysis).

[@charitoranada9989]

even there were disasters in the Philippines and other countries they still have different culture and beautiful places like the Hundred Islands in the Philippines

[@grumerguy]

That fault line off the California coast is pretty dang quiet!

[@abducco3110]

grumerguy San Andreas, California has had way more earthquakes than this

[@Nothingbutdust_]

I'm lucky to live in Finland...

[@Bigsupreme2000]

Are all these lights are actually camera shooters shooting the viewer?

[@fikrifata2839]

Look at indonesia GOD SO MANY.

[@andreicomelo6286]

Ok how about philippines

[@delberttube8110]

3:15 Rip Sumatra Island

[@aron1332]

@@andreicomelo6286 Indonesia had far more earthquakes than Philippines.

[@waynepoling2659]

One thing that I have studied is when the Kilauea flows heavy, the Rim of fire is not as active with bigger quakes. When the flow get lighter...we have noticed more activity and bigger quakes. If you watch this you will find that I am correct, and when the volcanic activity in central America and south America begins to slow down....expect a larger quake in the same geographic area in the near future. The Pacific West Coast is very assessable for the next couple of years to experience numerous smaller quakes, and very possible that as many as 25-30, 4.0-6.0 off the coast of Oregon will take place. This is a good sign that a larger quake is still many years away. If Mt St Helens releases more pressure this will also be a good sign.

[@tss996gt3]

I like this intense music! Sounds straight out of an action movie chase or game ambush... What is it?

[@marvelgoh5648]

California: I'm hunted by earthquake Indonesia,Japan,Chile: *Pathetic*

[@ml9886]

California has more Earthquakes than Chile, Chile just has bigger ones

[@FutHDChannel]

@@ml9886 LOL good joke

[@abducco3110]

FutHD It’s not a joke, California has more quakes, Chile has larger ones

[@abducco3110]

FutHD Ridgecrest, Baja California, Loma Prieta, Northridge, Landers, and Cape Mendocino had over 8,000 aftershocks in 10 days, Landers had atleast over 26,000, Ridgecrest had 280,000 and Cape Mendocino had 19,000 or so, Chile in 2010 caused about 18,000, Japan in 2011 had atleast 100,000, and Alaska in 2018 had 55,000

[@nickbeam5432]

Wow this is brilliant !

[@おつお-d8s]

In Japan, you don't need to evacuate when an earthquake occurs. You wanna know Why? The reason is that buildings in Japan are enough strong for an earthquake. (but if you live by sea you must evacuate)

[@MrForlines]

So I'd like to see if that can be sped up so fast that it actually makes a pulse line. If it does, it will be 4 times around before it begins from the start. And then you can see the tilt and wobble of the earth, and the adjustment we are making and how to anticipate it. :-) . If you want to know ask me in person, I'm not that difficult to find. You have the equipment, I know what to look for.

[@gun8823]

It was surprising that there are few earthquakes in the Himalayas, where the crust collides... How did you feel when you saw the world? Like Chile or Japan, there are many huge earthquakes in places where the crust is sliding! ! If we separate volcanic earthquakes and earthquakes caused by crustal movements, it seems that there will be something different.

[@yellowbrick6460]

Wow that indonesian country..

[@dcpantou]

I live there. Its not that bad. You can not feel most of it.

[@jivanjovan]

yellow brick it's not that bad because Sumatra gets all the big ones ;D

[@abducco3110]

oh sizzle so does Java and Sulawesi

[@ikanberapi2189]

just got lots of volcano there

[@nimraehsan8911]

Can you please kindly let us know software on which you make all the project?

[@septima_de_dominante]

1:56 And there we are!!! 2:46 And there we are too. 3:04 And there.

[@xyzct]

The 1960 Chilean earthquake released 1/4 of the total seismic moment of an entire century!

[@socalhkyfan]

Surprised how quiet it's been in California this millenium. From '87-'99 (Whittier to Hector Mine) There was a lot of action!

[@awonoto]

California better be ready. Too quiet means pressure is building up.

[@TheAerialgreen]

Northern Cali, Oregon and Washington better be ready. Currently, scientists are predicting there’s about 40% chance that a mega earthquake will occur in the area in next 50 years.

[@rianpermanaputra7595]

Rank of Earthquake Country : 1. Indonesia 2. Papua New Guinea 3. Chile 4. Japan 5. Phillipines 6. Oceania ( Kribati, Samoa, Polynesia , Micronesia etc ) 7. New Zealand 8. Mexico 9. Peru 10. Kuril island ( Russia )

[@johnashleymarkmancera1972]

The Pacific Ring Of Fire is Violent!😱😱😱

[@kariivins-senft9302]

More please!

[@therealnoahreynoldsboii3758]

Zoomed in on virginia and slowed down video the 2011 earthquake didnt appear until October 26 when the earthquake was august 23

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

oh so the lines on the maps where the continental shelves are at are where the earthquakes usually happen

[@susanjaeger5645]

That was... Well, that was something else.

[@JamboC-et8jn]

Very Interesting thx

[@soleiltounsi6754]

Fantastic! Thanks!

[@TV-up4ge]

2:08　Japanese people never forget this day．

[@davidweekslll184]

Many Thanks!

[@saiharashuichi]

The Ring of Fire, my friends. The Ring of fire. (Cries in chilensis)

[@dugoutaz]

y'all missed a 5.4 magnitude earthquake by augusta ga in feb 2014

[@geodaz]

Hi, my name is Daniel, I gotta do a data viz like this for a college work, I want to know wich software did you use? , where did you recopilate the data? , thanks by the way

[@jeannie2806]

Hey only few earthquakes on earth is perfectly Malaysia, they are on small earthquake because Malaysia center is water, also is ice

[@mexa_t6534]

When you thought you didn't live in a seismic zone but then you watch the video and realize there are three faults at a 45 minute drive from your home....

[@Melvin-fx8vj]

Damn there are lots of earthquakes happening around Borneo , where I am from . But none of them actually hit Borneo itself XD

[@randomly_random_0]

you should thanks Philippines and Indonesia for protecting your country from natural disasters :D

[@wateroceanwaves6025]

+zhan_rand borneo is not country

[@robloxvids2233]

I had no idea central Oklahoma gets quakes. Looks like a lot of them. I was expecting to see them on the New Madrid fault line but nope.

[@gosnooky]

California is so famous for earthquakes, but it is by far the quietest part of the ring of fire because it's one of the few places that isn't a subduction zone.

[@NateCraven318]

2:08 Japan f*cking EXPLODES

[@Mauritanian1960]

Third time it seems

[@sebys1414]

Is 800 km deep or 800meters worse of a earthquake?

[@jivanjovan]

In Indonesia, Sumatra gets all the big ones and Borneo doesn't even get any

[@ZFanz]

0:53 so big

[@abducco3110]

You know what else is big? 😏

[@caringheart34]

@@abducco3110 What? The Universe in which we live in due to entropy and dark matter further inflating it leaving more space to us to explore and it cools down?

[@abducco3110]

Innive ...no

[@Vanilla-ff5jk]

Top 10. 1. Chile, 9.5 in 1960. 2. Alaska, 9.1 in 1964. 3. Indonesia, 9.1 in 2004. 4. Japan, 9.0 in 2011. 5. Russia, 90 in 1952. 6. Chile, 8.8 in 2010. 7. Ecuador, 8.8 in 1906. 8. Alaska, 8.7 in 1965. 9. Indonesia, 8.6 in 2005. 10. Tibet, 8.6 in 1950.

[@AmirulYazidOfficial]

Alhamdulillah. Allah safe Malaysia.

[@ra_alf9467]

Alhamdulillah, brother. Peace from Indonesia

[@EubiaKing]

​@@ra_alf9467 Allah loves earthquickes as you see.

[@XavaAlbyz]

Iya deh...👀 Sipalingggggg negara yang ga pernah kena gempa

[@XavaAlbyz]

Apa hubungannya dengan Tuhan negara lu gak dilewati cincin api Pasifik ya wajar donggg.......

[@tonysaladino1062]

This shows that Gaia is alive.

[@yukiteruamano4308]

2:08 March 2011, Japan earthquake

[@Sliverbane]

I can't believe I lived on the Mid-Atlantic ridge (Azores) for 3 years.

[@8bitgdhaxz]

2:08 poor Japan

[@MarcLloydZ]

Damn i would always be scared if i ever visit Japan 🇯🇵 so much Earthquakes!

[@aviation4lifenz132]

M.L and New Zealand

[@liljohndestura781]

No it was philipines

We have the all the time here in NZ, you get used to them and those under a 6 point mag barely get a mention or are noticed. You feel them but just shrug them off as 'just another quake'.

[@alvingaupo6688]

2019 Philippines used to visit Japan

[@americanmale541]

Could you revisit again now? And show continent movement?

[@bewitchjoy]

Is there an update version of this animated map.

[@ritidababy6498]

Albania: wtf is an earthquake Albania in November 26th: Why the frick are we shaking *2019*

[@pumera1642]

Philippines? always earthquaking

[@dcpantou]

I live in Indonesia. Yes we have some huge earthquake. In fact you look at @infobmkg tweeter account. You have earthquake every day in Indonesia. But you cannot feel most of it.

[@cmdr501generalvenator3]

faster was not possible? lots of blinking lights, no time to focus on one specific

[@Gonyos]

I am glad I still survived amon that time to live in Indonesia

[@andrewreiss2811]

Looks like things are calming down which is a good sign.

[@awonoto]

On the contrary. Many small earthquakes are probably preferable to quiet period followed by an enormous release of energy.

[@Kindkaly23]

Not exactly. Compared to 2001, roughly 2k/year but now? About 15k/year. This is worldwide

[@epicscreenname989]

LUKE CHAPTER 21 VERSE 11 There will be great earthquakes, famines and pestilences in various places, and fearful events and great signs from heaven.

[@frane9832]

On continent Oceania there is so many earthquakes

[@doloresumbridge3801]

The place from New Zealand to Indonesia to Japan for Alaska looks like godamn fairly lights

[@8bitgdhaxz]

F*ck you Dolores! You evil b**** XD

[@jeffreychiu3730]

It is kind of interesting to see the middle of US getting more earthquake just about the same period the franking started rolling in.

[@casualsuede]

Jeffrey Chiu there have been nearly 600 earthquakes a year oklahoma since fracking began in earnest. all this is manmade.

[@christinaschrunk6772]

Do you have an updated version through 2018?

[@iseedeadpeople7880]

Most major earthquakes are in Indonesia, Japan, and Chile

[@jaycagumoc6190]

Can you make it, from 2009 to present? (2021)

[@justinfromnorthcarolina7063]

I remember that 2005 Indian earthquake and tsunami. That entire Indian coast was absolutely destroyed. Over 250,000 died from it.

[@furrelo3806]

Justin10k is 2004