The Seismic Swarm Continues in the Tyrrhenian Sea, Shaken 3.4
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The seismic swarm in the southern Tyrrhenian, off the Aeolian islands, continued during the night and in the morning, with earthquakes of magnitude lower than the values recorded in the previous days. The strongest shock of the sequence considered reached magnitude 2.8. Between 21:26 and 10:19, the National Institute of geophysics and volcanology (Ingv) [...] L'articolo Seismic swarms in the southern Tyrrhenian, 12 shocks in the night comes from…
Earthquake in the Tyrrhenian Sea, the swarm continues: for the Ingv 164 shakes from 23 October, today up to magnitude 3.4. Intensity in decline, no damage. The post Earthquake in the Tyrrhenian Sea, the swarm does not stop: 164 shakes in three days, today the strongest of magnitude 3.4 appeared first on BlogSicily - Latest news from Sicily.
The seismic sequence began on the night of October 20, to the northwest of Alicudi. The area is characterized by a complex tectonic activity and by previous significant earthquakes. Experts exclude a direct connection with the Marsili volcano
When the seabed begins to tremble with incessant frequency unleashing thousand-year-old forces that propagate in the depths of the abysses, the boundary between the apparent calm of the surface and the restlessness of the coastal populations dwindles scarily. Between instruments to the highest precision in continuous alert, scientists curved on the monitors to decipher the origin of the whispers and the tam-tam of voices... Read More .Terr…
The seismic sequence in the Southern Tyrrhenian does not tend to stop. An earthquake of magnitude ML 3.4 occurred in the area where a few days are following several shocks. The shock was recorded today 25 October at 12:49:47 (UTC +01:00) Italian time with geographic coordinates (lat, lon) 38.848, 14.1798 at a depth [...] L'articolo Continua il swarme sismio nel Tirreno, scossa 3.4 proviene da Directa Sicilia.
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