Mid-Atlantic Ridge - Two Earthquakes - 5.6 and 5.4

Thanks for the report.

CERN ramping up??

Everytime CERN goes on-line earthquakes happen. It takes a lot of energy to run it and they sometimes have to shut down and re-start, causing them to 'dump' the built up energy into the earth. This causes earthquakes to release the energy.

So scary

And so it begins!!

A huge quake could send a Tsunami crashing into the Canary Islands, collapsing Cumbre Vieja, this Would send a counter Tsunami or merge with the first one, wiping out the whole Atlantic.. That is Mega doom!

Fifteen-Twenty fracture zone.

I get so nervous when I see any in this area. Felt it deserved it's own thread.

Yeah....I get nervous too.

what are they intending to create, big bang again.there can be only one master who knws the entire process and he knows to play well so why do the humans mess with it...or is this also part of the game .

Even more, it's heating up earth's mantle too.
The beamdumps speed up the nuclear process inside the earth.

This is the real cause of Earth heating up. It's not coming from outside, it's coming from inside.

The planet will crack like an egg... soon.

5 stars and a pin request. This needs to be watched closely. Thanks for making this thread.

Really? the ridge is not one long fault, and never been over a 7.0 recorded from there.

After seeing those two Atlantic buoys go off after the 8.3 Chilean EQ I wondered if EQs would happen on the northern Mid-Atlantic ridge.

Let's hope they're pressure releasing EQs...but the 6 one (USGS has it as a 6) is only 10 km deep, and that's not indicative of a pressure releasing EQ.

Huhn, that's odd, both the USGS EQ and global incident map are not showing the Mid-Atlantic Ridge EQ.


[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

[link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]