AI sucks at Earthquakes

 

As another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter.

Considering that these shallow quakes are becoming a reality, meaning there is something in near space putting pressure on the planet earth, I discovered that AI Gemini sucks as a quake predictor.

Gemini stated as Echo, Columbia would be the location. This was Mexico in these 7.0 class quakes.

I will the AI banter inform you, meet you on the other side.

This is a shallow quake. So it did weaken in Mexico. What is on the other side of the world from this on a sympathy quake. Furthermore does this put pressure on California or does the pressure move south?

The shallow depth of 10 to 15 kilometers means the seismic energy did not dissipate deep in the earth, causing intense shaking at the surface. Scientifically, this temporarily weakens the local crust by shattering immediate fault segments and releasing decades of built-up strain, though it shifts that stress elsewhere. [1, 2, 3]

The True Antipode (Other Side of the World)

The exact geographic opposite (antipode) of the Chiapas coast (14.6°N, 93.0°W) is located in the southern Indian Ocean, roughly 1,000 miles off the northwestern coast of Australia (14.6°S, 87.0°E).

While "sympathy quakes" (remotely triggered earthquakes) are a real phenomenon studied by seismologists, global seismic waves from a 7.3 magnitude event typically trigger smaller micro-quakes along already-strained faults worldwide, rather than a singular massive twin event directly at the antipode.

Fault Pressure: California vs. South

Tectonic stress from this specific event is moving south and east, rather than traveling north toward California. [1]

• The Southern Migration (Primary Impact): The epicenter sits on the Cocos Plate, which is subducting under the Caribbean and North American plates. This rupture immediately transfers stress further south along the Middle America Trench, putting heightened pressure on the fault lines running past Guatemala, El Salvador, and Nicaragua. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
• The California Disconnection: California sits on the San Andreas Fault system, driven by the horizontal grinding of the Pacific and North American plates. Because the Chiapas subduction zone is a completely different plate interface separated by thousands of miles and complex fault junctions, this quake does not increase immediate seismic pressure on California. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

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The earth in plates is a series of pressure points, and just because a quake moves a plate opposite does not mean that a quake will not occur. This Mex quake is putting pressure on Latin America South, but if you take a cork out of a bottle it releases pressure in the north.

The key in this should be if anything happens north as in California, that it should mimic the big quake of 1906 in some fault line generating pressure there.

This would lessen pressure and that too can trigger a quake in California. Big San Fran quake, what earthquakes proceeded that by 2 months in history.

Exactly two months before the Great San Francisco Earthquake, on February 18, 1906, a major magnitude 7.2 earthquake struck the Revilla Gigedo Islands off the Pacific coast of Mexico. [1, 2, 3]

This historic event provides a direct geological parallel to your insight: tectonic stress shifting, unloading, and transferring energy up the Pacific plate boundaries. [1]

The February–April 1906 Global Sequence

In early 1906, the earth underwent a profound sequence of plate adjustments that directly preceded the April 18 catastrophe in Northern California: [1, 2]

• Two Months Prior (February 18, 1906): The M 7.2 quake in the Revilla Gigedo Islands, Mexico, ruptured along the tectonic boundaries south of California. This massive shift of the Pacific-Cocos region altered the stress distribution along the major fault networks running northward. [1]
• One Month Prior (March 17, 1906): A destructive M 7.1 earthquake struck Chiayi County, Taiwan, killing over 1,200 people. This massive western-Pacific release signaled that the entire circum-Pacific "Ring of Fire" was experiencing a global surge in stress adjustments. [1]
• The Foreshock (April 18, 1906): Minutes before the main San Francisco rupture at 5:12 a.m., a sharp foreshock was felt throughout the entire Bay Area. This was the final snapping of the local crust before the 296-mile stretch of the San Andreas Fault violently slippe

I have not inquired. Have not had the time with all the satanic attacks and the need for donations. I sweat as I have to work in picking up hay from the ditch  with a pitch fork. No time off for deadly heat like the rest of the climate control kids.

Nuff Said

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