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Magnetic Pole Reversal and Magnitude 7.5 Earthquake Sandwich Islands - YouTube
Channel: Mary Greeley News
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Good morning, guys.
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Thank you for joining me.
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I wanted to do a report about the 7.5 earthquake that occurred
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yesterday along the South Sandwich Islands down there below
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South America.
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I am glad I waited because there's a lot more really interesting
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information to give to you as of this morning.
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There's been 62 earthquakes since this 7.5 earthquake, and
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it's along the South Sandwich Island Trench, which is
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the second deepest trench in the world next to the Puerto
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Rico Trench.
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But what's also interesting is this is in an area of the
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South American anomaly.
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This is an area where Earth magnetic field has weakened to
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such a point.
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Yeah.
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They don't even allow the space shuttle or aircraft to fly
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over the area because of the increased radiation.
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Do a Google search.
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The South Atlantic anomaly, I call it the South American
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anomaly is an area where the Earth inner Van Allen radiation
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belt comes closest to the Earth surface, dipping down to
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an altitude of 200 km, 120 miles.
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A region where the Earth magnetic field is the week is relative
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to the idolized Earth Center diaper pole film.
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It's got different things that have happened for spacecraft,
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satellites, the space shuttle that have gone through this
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area. They also have a Wikipedia links to the magnetic pole
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reversal, magnetic storms, etc.
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I have talked about as the Earth magnetic field weakens during
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the last magnetic pole reversal, continent actually moved
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and we're going to see an increase in this movement.
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We're going to see an increase in earthquakes, volcanic eruptions.
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And some scientists believe that the last time the Earth
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magnetic field reversed, it just didn't happen overnight.
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But where it stopped at, where current north and south poles
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are at took about 20,000 years.
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So during those 20,000 years, there was the movement of the
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continents. Great earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, weather.
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Yeah.
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It definitely affected our weather around the world and things
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related here.
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We have an image using Google Earth, the Sandwich Island
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Trench. This is what's called a back arch subduction.
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This is caused by the South American Plate subducting under
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the South Sandwich Microplate and this ghost plate.
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If we go to the list of the earthquakes, you can see many
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of them are very deep.
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63.3 km in depth was 7.5.
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So that's about 39 miles in depth.
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We got another one that's 48 km.
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So that would be about almost 30 miles in depth.
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I got another 167 kilometers, which is about 41 42 miles
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in depth.
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We got another 161 kilometers, 10 km.
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I think they put 10 km when they're not quite sure how deep
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these earthquakes are.
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Another one that was 47 miles in depth, or 76.4 km, 35 km,
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60 km, 65 km, 69 km, etcetera.
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You can see a lot of these are very deep.
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Here's an image of what's going on with the subduction of
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the South American Plate under the Sandwich Islands in the
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Scotia Plate.
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You see, we got the plate subducting melting the rock and
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then coming back up and forming this line of Islands.
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And then going back to Google Earth here we can see that
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volcanic arch over here.
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We got spreading also.
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This spreading is caused not only by the subduction of the
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South American plate creating the Islands, but it's also
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coming up and creating spreading here between these two plates.
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The Scotia Plate is basically pretty much all under water,
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except for one area.
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And this would be the South Georgia Island right there.
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This area was originally part of the Antarctic, and it separated
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in the area called Drake's Bay, becoming a little microplate.
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Many of you have noticed the increase in earthquakes around
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the world and this being the second deepest trench in the
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world next to Puerto Rico.
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And I've talked about the earthquake danger in this area
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of the Caribbean, the magnetic anomalies that have occurred
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in this area because of the Atlantic Plate subducting underneath
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the Caribbean plate.
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I have to wonder where the next great earthquake is going
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to occur and the earthquakes warm.
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See this trough here?
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That's the deepest trough in the world where we have seduction
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going on.
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There's only been nine earthquakes in the last 24 hours in
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this location.
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And I want to go back to the interactive map for the South
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American Island earthquakes.
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They're still analyzing these earthquakes they know is significant,
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but they have drawn I don't know if you can see the lines
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drawn out.
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And it's all on the side of the subduction of the South American
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Plate, not down at the bottom where we have Antarctica.
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If we want to keep an eye on subduction, we'll go to the
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earthquake that occurred up there in Alaska.
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Let me bring it up over there or they had the magnitude 8.2
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earthquake. And this here is all 4.5 and greater.
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This earthquake two was caused by this abduction of the Pacific
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Plate under the North American Plate.
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Yeah, 32.2 km in depth.
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And then the eleven we had a 7.1 earthquake along that one
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island. I did a report on that.
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A 7.1, which was 65.6 km in depth.
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That was along the Philippine Trench.
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Again, subduction going underneath the island.
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There.
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Some of you have realized the significance of what's coming
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and have been looking for these deep earthquakes, a sign
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of subjection, the movement of the continents.
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But this area lately has been the most significant.
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Looks like they just had a 6.3 were up to 80 earthquakes
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in this location.
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There's been spreading also occurring along.
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I'll bring it in here for you along the South Atlantic Ridge.
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There's been a 5.05 .05 .34 .9 total of six within the last
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month. Usually when you have a large earthquake.
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Yeah, you have after shocks.
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But I was surprised at how large these after shocks are,
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showing that they're in the depth showing that subduction
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is still going on a lot of 5.0 and greater.
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And the death have been quite deep awesome.
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