Earthquake detection and predictions

Not the latest, Vancouver is suffering a number of high 4s this morning according to a friend there.
 
Another 5+ in Turkey in the past hour, 10km depth.
 
And yet, Thursday morning, the people of Stockton-on-Tees were shook from their beds by a 2.9 ground wobble, total damage is still unknown as that place looks devastated as it is... :-rofl2
 
Not the latest, Vancouver is suffering a number of high 4s this morning according to a friend there.
I wouldn't want to be in Vancouver, if the big one hits, their gone, their way too close to the ""Cascadia Subduction zone"" for my taste, last big one on that fault was 300 years ago, estimated at 9.2......Not for me.
 
I wouldn't want to be in Vancouver, if the big one hits, their gone, their way too close to the ""Cascadia Subduction zone"" for my taste, last big one on that fault was 300 years ago, estimated at 9.2......Not for me.


Says the Martian from the Fire-pits of Mount Lavus who travels to the Boonie for a vacation.
 
I'm not from Mars...Tooo cold....All I have to worry about is Betelgeuse, if it goes then my winter cabin is gone.
 
Increasing tremors near the Blue Lagoon & Keflavik airport Iceland

 
The Solomon Islandsare going through a couple of biggies. Possibly the tail end of those impacting neaby Papua New Guinea
 
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And the Aleutian islands have been getting some good shaking in the past few days also.


Another location for a possible 9+ on the Richter scale.
 
Unofficially been upgraded to a 7.7 (Twatter)
 
And it looks like it triggered one off the Cayman Islands, 6.5 on the richer.

 
This may be bad, could cause a rip on the cascadia mega fault....

 
There have been a couple near San Diego this weekend, is it part of the same fault line ?
 
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