Huge Magnitude 7.3 Earthquake Pops Off With Tsunami In Alaska July 16th 2025!

James Kaufman, World News Report, today, July 16, 2025. God bless you and yours, no matter where you are in the world. Please subscribe, give us a thumbs up, ring that bell for critical future updates. Ladies and gentlemen, we've just had a magnitude 7.3 earthquake on a plate boundary, part of the Aleutian Islands, up in Alaska. This came in as a 7 on the DIDFI, a 7 on the Shake Map. They think it's at a depth of around 20.1 kilometers. There's a lot of awakening and associated volcanic activity in the area, which we will take a look at. And believe it or not, there was a large tsunami created. I have never seen so many buoys in event mode in all of my time looking at this type of information. With that said let's get some detailed information. Now we have seen a volcanic and earthquake uptick based on the positions of our planet within our solar system as I've been explaining for the last few days and we've also had the plates our tectonic plates charged by the solar winds that have been impacting our planet for about four or five days now. So a 7.3 is a large quake. You can also see that there's been two aftershocks within it. They're in the 4.0 range. We have awakening volcanoes right to the north on the peninsula and we have actually two volcanoes that are in minor eruption right down the Aleutian Islands. So let's get some detailed information here. Looks like the main source is the USGS. They're going to come in at that 7.3 20 kilometers of depth. Here we also see the International Research Institute on Seismology coming in also at a 7.3 20 kilometers of depth. And of course the French coming in low the lowest as they always are with a 6.7 at 10 kilometers of depth. Let's get some detailed information and see how big this quake really was. We've had a major 7.3 magnitude earthquake here about one hour ago. This is a big one, folks. Take a look at some earthquake details at volcanodiscovery.com. You see we do have that 7.3 with our main reporting agency or primary data source, USGS. And the nearest volcano is the Dana volcano. It is 81 miles away, although we have two awakening volcanoes much closer, and this earthquake generated 84 atomic bombs worth of energy, or the equivalent thereof. Now, that's a big one. Wait until you see the buoys in event mode. Now, don't go away just yet, because I'm going to review Mount Rainier and show you where where the planets are situated. Currently, right, comparing earthquake data from different reporting agencies, start out with the USGS with a 7.3 20 kilometers, followed by the Incorporated Research Institute for Seismology at 7.3 20 kilometers. They're almost mirroring the USGS. We have the French coming in Starting in next with a 6.79, a default depth, you can see the asterisks here. Given it's 10 kilometers, often means the depth of the quake could not be determined with sufficient accuracy. Next up, we've got the Germans coming in at 7.2, a little bit deeper at 40 kilometers, followed by the Australians. Australians coming in at a 7.19, a depth of 13 kilometers. We have the, well, the Italians coming in at 7.0. 12 kilometers of depth and the Europeans come in at a 7.3. 12 kilometers of depth. This indeed was a very large earthquake. All right ladies and gentlemen over to the National Data Buoy Center. We have eight buoys in event mode. Make sure I'm right. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 buoys in event mode. Some of them show a much larger tsunami than others. These are meters, by the way, and this looks like it's almost three meters, which would be nine feet. Pretty hard to believe. And we see very little here, some missing data. On the next one, see very little happened on this one as well. Getting a hold of the next one, a very small incident on this one as well. Might have a problem with that first buoy, although here we go again. It's going to be what looks like two meters, or just over six feet. Let's get the next one. Very small event on the next one. The same small event on the following one. And we'll get one up here near Anchorage. And we can see, well, it looks like it's been rocking and rolling for quite some time today. Looks like this is going to be about a half a meter. Half a meter measured there and we do have two buoys that show enormous tsunamis or events. This is station 21414 and obviously this could be an anomaly and the static could be corrupted and I believe the other one is further up and there's the other one there shows about Two meters in deviation. Most of the rest of them show just a few centimeters in deviation, so you'll kind of have to make up your mind there. I'm not going to say that there is a tsunami, and I'm not going to say that there isn't. It might be heading in one direction and not another. Jumping over to Mount Rainier, it has settled down just within the last hour or two. We've gone from 54, another uptick for the day, down to 29. So the swarm might be ending, perhaps by tomorrow or into the next day. But I do see it settling down, unless this large magnitude 7.3 earthquake sends energy in this direction, which it very well might. And finally, we're about a day before one of my calls, i.e. that line up there. Look at that line up when Saturn really, really shows a geomagnetic connection to Earth. That moon's coming around here. We have a geomagnetic connection to Pluto and Neptune. And this is just going to get worse into the 18th. And from there, well, we've got a really, really dangerous trip around this side of our sun for the next 120 days, six months. So, welcome to the show. It's just beginning. And this 7.3 earthquake is just the beginning. God bless. Please share, subscribe, and always remember, anything's possible. Bizarro World.