6.3 Magnitude Earthquake Hits The Aleutian Islands With Over 45 Aftershocks September 3rd 2026!

James Kaufman with his report today. Ladies and gentlemen, we've had a 6.3 magnitude earthquake up in the Alaskan Islands, the Aleutian Islands. And, well, it has a tsunami warning associated with it. Now, earlier today, we had a 6.2 down in the South Sandwich Islands. And this one is, well, much further north. and it's a 6.3 magnitude came in as a five on the DYFI I mean there's not a lot of people that live in that area before on the shake map again associated tsunami there have been over 40 earthquakes in this exact area as you will see in the last 24 hours that means we're dealing with not only a plate tectonic boundary as you can see but we have lots of magma movement in this area and erupting and awakening volcanoes this is also a subduction zone we have the pacific plate pushing under the north american plate right here so a lot of things in play right here I'm going to zoom in and take a look at the area, and you're going to be surprised. All right, I wanted you all to see how big of a swarm we're talking here. We've got a lot of active volcanoes in the area. The Aleutian Islands are here, all part of Alaska. We actually have the Pacific Plate subsiding under the North American Plate here. And we have a major plate tectonic boundary here. 47 after 46 aftershocks after the main 6.3 came through and that's so far we'll also take a look at the national data buoy center and see if we have any buoys in event mode but we really are seeing an uptick these are just the 4.0s and larger around the globe there's quite a few of This is the 6.2 we went over earlier in the South Sandwich Island region, right here, like a volcano there. And, well, this is the 6.3, and it's going to be the Aleutian Islands. And you can see we have a volcano right here awakening, and there's magma movement right there, so we might see some more awakening right there. We have three in unrest right to the northeast, and another one in minor eruption northeast of that. So it's a busy area, a lot of movement and, I guess, plate tectonic movement as well. Let's see what they have as far as a swarm. Oh, we're not going to be able to see as much as we'd like. Look at the west coast of South America and Central America, as opposed to Canada, who does not report to, well, anybody but themselves, And as opposed to the United States Right Well, we're not going to be able to tell How many earthquakes are really going off here This is going to do a lot better job of measuring them all And see that you really can't make it out So we'll get some additional information on the 6-3 Did you feel it? The USGS did And they're the main contributor here They came in at a 6.3, 35 kilometers of depth. The Europeans came in at a 6.3, 35 kilometers of depth. And the Germans came in at a 6.3, 23 kilometers of depth. Talk about consistency. All right, let's get some detailed information about this quake and these aftershocks. A very strong magnitude 6.3 earthquake. I did warn you all as we move into the quote-unquote busy side of the solar system with all the gas giants behind us that the earthquake and volcanic activity will take an uptick, which is exactly what we're seeing, and that trend will continue while we're on the quote-unquote busy side of our solar system and all the gas giants are behind us and we're between them and our sun. This quake originally came in at a 6.2. They've really upgraded the quake, the USGS, to a 6.3, 35 kilometers of depth, and it released 2.7 atomic bombs worth of energy. So nothing to play with here. Let's compare some earthquake data from different reporting agencies. USGS came in at 6.3, 35 kilometers of depth. European 6.3, 35 kilometers of depth. German who call it a 6.3, 23 kilometers of depth. The French, a 6.01 default depth Russian Islands, Australia came in at a 6.2, 37 kilometers of depth. We have the Italians coming in at 6.3 from a very shallow depth of 8.6 kilometers. And those are the only people reporting on this particular earthquake. We'll have to go with 6.3 magnitude earthquake. So this was much earlier. There were seven aftershocks. Now there's closer to 47, maybe 46 aftershocks. We sure have had some big changes on the globe in the last several years. All of these hurricanes lined up here for all, well, in the Pacific when they used to all be in the Atlantic. We don't have any buoys in event mode, so we can write off any chance of a tsunami. So, in summary, we've had a magnitude 6.3 earthquake, associated tsunami warning, no tsunami, materialized. We've had 46 to 48 aftershocks, depending on if you count the ones surrounding it. And this has been a busy day. We also had a 6.2 magnitude earthquake down here, South Sandwich Islands. this is on a plate tectonic boundary up here it's also just in between awakening and active volcanoes they probably have some magma movement and this is also an area where the Pacific plate subsides or pushes under the North American plate so there is a lot going on in this area and there were a lot of aftershocks that said god bless you guys please give us a thumbs up and share.