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Dutchsinse is an amateur enthusiast who tracks seismic activity occuring on seismographs and official sources across the world. I won't have time to watch it, but thought the red text on the image for this video posted 2 hours ago was interesting.

If you do watch it, note that it often captures dead air and then the video starts a few minutes or more into the recording.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpEnS6G6QPQ

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Dutchsinse is an amateur enthusiast who tracks seismic activity occuring on seismographs and official sources across the world. I won't have time to watch it, but thought the red text on the image for this video posted 2 hours ago was interesting.

If you do watch it, note that it often captures dead air and then the video starts a few minutes or more into the recording.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpEnS6G6QPQ

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In the video from Dutchsinse linked upthread, he reports that a rare earthquake occurred at the Navy VLF station in Osso (spelling?), Washington (Devil’s Peak).

A bunch of military installations arrayed in diagonal line traversing Nevada were hit with small earthquakes. Those sites are shown in roughly the center of the image below:

https://i.imgur.com/vSimCuV.png

The locations hit with rare earthquakes were military installations, nuclear test sites and radar stations.

There are powerline substations and volcanoes in the area too.

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SORRY FOR PRIOR POSTS, WRONG THREAD!