Two Buoys In Event Mode January 7th 2025!

James Koppman, World News Report, today, January 7th, 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 have two buoys in event mode. One up near Anchorage, the other one down off the coast of Chile. We're going to look into what's causing this. Some say the earth is falling apart. in front of our very eyes. First off we'll look at station 46410 and there's been three events here in the last three days which is worrisome to say the very least. Now we are going to go and review details on that but before we do let's look at this booze station out here in Chile We're off the shore of Chile. But we saw very little activity, less than five centimeters, five centimeters of, well, displacement on our buoy there. So that's not going to be as worrying, but we're going to go ahead and get detailed information on that one as well. Now, just FYI, there are no major, major... Earthquakes with tsunamis or tsunami warnings related here. Remember, Mount Spur started to wake up, which is very worrisome. Haze would be next. Anchorage is right in there with 50% of the entire population. Velasca, right in that little peninsula. And when we move down to the Proving Chilling Wedge, we've seen nothing even close. Probably this fault line meeting this fault line that could create that, well, put that buoy in event mode, right? Let's take a look at those buoys. All right, the first station up near Alaska here. Down here, we see that it was really only about nine centimeters. But when we look at our water column, it should be green and it's red. It's actually measuring a half a meter, which is, well, a foot and three quarters or thereabouts. Moving down to our buoy offshore in Chile here, we see pretty much a move from 5'9 to 6'5. So about six centimeters total movement here. Six centimeters total movement in tsunami. I'm not going to call either one of those a tsunami at this point, but I wanted to point that out to y'all. There are no associated earthquakes in the area that could account for this. The only thing that could account for this are underwater volcanoes going off and methane bubbles rising to the surface, which is what I'm pretty sure is going on here. So, with that said, no significant earthquakes, two buoys in event mode, one right here off the coast of Alaska and B.C., and the other way down off the coast of Chile, where the biggest earthquake that we know about actually struck in the 1960s. With that said, God bless. Please share, subscribe, always remember, anything's possible in the bizarro world.