BREAKING! Mystery EXPLOSION & Multiple MAJOR Earthquakes! LA PALMA ALASKA & HAWAII Are SHAKING!

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The amount of Large earthquakes recently has caught the attention of many.
In just a 24 hour period we have seen Multiple HIGH 6.0+ Earthquakes... Some topping 7.0 before they were adjusted.
The Eastern US has been showing signs of a rise in the average amount of events ALL while in different meteor showers. The connection is very much there..... KEEP IN MIND! This is all happening as NASA prepares to slam a DART rocket IN2 Asteroid to test 'Earth Defenses"
We are waking up this morning with not one but two major seismic events, one taking place just
moments ago in a near 7.0 in Alaska. As you can see this earthquake has set off our dart system
buoys up near the Alaskan islands. We've got this powerful earthquake showing readings on those
buoys and that's not it. Just last night we also had a major earthquake right off the coast of
Hawaii. Nearly 3,500 people have reported feeling this quake. Lots of big activity today. We're
also going over to La Palma and I gotta say La Palma is sticking to that 3.4 number. We could
see that as a very popular earthquake size today. And last but not least, unconfirmed quake or
seismic like event taking place yesterday. Did you guys feel or hear about this? What's looking like
a Massachusetts situation? Look at all the people that have reported feeling a major explosion or
earthquake up near the Massachusetts area. And all taking place just as an M-class solar flare is
finally arriving to the earth from the sun. It seems to be a very, very shaky day on this
October 11th. I'm going to break it all down for you right now. Here we go.
Good morning, my friends. October 11th, 2021. Happy Thanksgiving to Canada. 8.23 a.m. We're
jumping right into this crazy seismic activity we have going on basically all over the world.
Last night, about 10 or 11 hours ago, Hawaii got a 6.2. That is a very, very high magnitude
earthquake for that area of the world. As you can see in front of you, some fears of a possible
tsunami that was put to rest fairly quickly, I believe. No buoys were set off and they were
quick about getting these articles out saying no tsunami threat. Now, what some people don't
realize is this was two earthquakes. There was a 6.1 and then a 6.2 to a 6.4. So we have a pair of
almost mid-grade sixes hitting Hawaii at the same time, just minutes apart. As you can see here,
the USGS did report on this quake. You can also see the almost 2,000 residents who reported feeling
this quake. We can actually check that number here and it's closer to 3,500. And now check
this out. Just about two hours ago, you were looking at a near 7.0 earthquake. Some charts
had it as high as a 7.2 in Alaska, just a few thousand miles north of the Hawaii earthquake,
both Pacific earthquakes. And take a look at the buoy system going off. We have three of our
DART system buoys all going off. We're going to go ahead and take a look at the buoy that
seems directly underneath the epicenter of the quake. We can go into event details and we can
see right here we had that shake. It didn't even bounce the buoy as much as one meter. We're talking
just a fraction of movement here, which is a good thing. Chances are we're not going to see a wave
from this, but what's good is that we have these instruments and these charts that are immediately
available to us after an earthquake. Also, it's important to note that this earthquake was 69.1
kilometers in depth or 43 miles, fairly deep. All right, and moving right along, a lot to cover
today. We're moving right into La Palma. As you can see, as of seven minutes ago, AS English keeping
that tsunami theory alive. It seems like every day they have an article about a tsunami. CNN has
covered this in the last 23 hours and also Volcano Discovery, a site we use fairly often. High lava
infusion rates, new lava arm at the sea. So now we have more lava flows hitting the sea. This can be
seen in different charts they have been releasing, as you can see right here. So the lava is flowing
out of one area to begin with, but then just like water or a river, it kind of splits around higher
elevations, kind of making what looks like islands, and then will branch off and flow in different
directions as it makes it towards the sea. One thing I can't stress enough about La Palma is the
continued seismic activity. It's becoming a high topic of focus once again. Not that it never was,
but it is once again because of the frequency. Take a look at all these earthquakes that have
taken place all recently. There's a secondary chart up here that gives you a sense of depth
and size together, but this area is completely riddled with earthquakes. Not only that, but in
the video yesterday, we talked about the southern flow of earthquakes now traveling backwards. I can
assure you throughout the day, as daybreak comes along that part of the world, many, many eyes will
be on this volcano as it is continuing to erupt it into its fourth week. Very quick, before we move
on to the Massachusetts explosion, which many, many people felt. Yesterday, we talked about an
M-class flare that left the sun on October 9th. It takes about two days to reach Earth, and that
is today, so we should expect a rise in solar wind strength, things of that nature. We explained this
a little bit yesterday. The speed of the solar wind has been rising throughout the day as that
CME impacts Earth. We'll get more and more into this space weather stuff in the next couple days.
It is an ongoing theory that solar wind and or the addition of CMEs can affect Earth's seismic
activity and cause earthquakes. Now, with that said, we've had a lot of seismic activity, including
a northeast explosion. Now, this may be something other than an earthquake. We're going to look into
it now, but take a look at this article. Something shook New Hampshire. What caused the boom is a
mystery. This article being released October 10th, as you can see right here. Now, take a look at this.
This was a fairly big deal. Now, a lot of people have reported feeling this explosion, sonic boom,
whatever it may be, mystery boom. This took place yesterday at 1524 UTC, about 20 hours ago, and the
reason we can verify this so well is the amount of people that reported feeling it. Take a look at
each one of these reports are talking about the same exact event, which took place right here
where my mouse is. Many, many user reports came in from Massachusetts through Boston, New Hampshire,
some as far as Pennsylvania even felt this explosion or sonic boom. In fact, what's very
interesting is in 2017, I made a video. One of them went viral that I actually don't have anymore,
but I made a connection with a wildfire that happened in New Hampshire that was verified to
be a meteorite strike. That's right. A meteorite landing in the mountains of New Hampshire caused
a fire with a person that actually witnessed it. I'll link this video in the description box. In
fact, you can check out an event that happened just last night as well, a little bit closer to
the Southeast, but the point is, is that we are seeing an uptick in meteor sightings along the
Eastern coast and just more frequently in general. You'll be able to see this meteor off in the
distance here right about now. There it is. And we also had that pretty big meteor sighting in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, just two days ago. My next video touches on that a little bit more,
and we finally get into this mystery sighting in Northeast Pennsylvania of the lights in the sky.
A full breakdown of that is on its way. My friends, thank you so much for watching this video. I
appreciate each and every one of you. I'll be back later on today with that update. Any questions
or concerns, please leave down below. Happy Thanksgiving to Canada, and I'll talk to you
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