Very Strong 6.5 Magnitude Earthquake December 22nd 2025!

James Kaufman, World News Report today. Ladies and gentlemen, we've had a 6.5 magnitude earthquake in Papua New Guinea. I believe that to be part of the eighth continent rising out of the sea, Zealandia, which I will show you a picture of. And this is on a plate tectonic boundary, also on plates that aren't connected properly, and also right under several erupting and awakening volcanoes. I'm sure this has to do as much with plate tectonics as it does magma movement under these volcanoes. Now, ladies and gentlemen, we are under a geomagnetic storm and have been since yesterday. we usually see this type of action after we have a geomagnetic storm and these plates get quote-unquote charged. So I didn't find the perfect image, but this is the 8th continent rising, Zealandia. And Papua New Guinea is right in this area here. And New Zealand is the high end or highest part of the continent along with New Caledonia. Now, New Zealand is currently trying to make a shelf grab, not a land grab, a shelf grab on everything that's red, calling it their continental shelf. Well, they're not a continent, so I don't know if they really get a shelf. They've actually, quote-unquote, applied with the United Nations for all this area, which is filled with natural resources. You can see that they think that once the continent has risen, there will be a very small strait between Australia and Zealandia, is what we call it, Zealandia, kind of like part of New Zealand. Now, this 6.5 earthquake, per the USGS, happened on land, so there is no tsunami warning. We'll zoom in and take a look. The plates in red are actual plates that they verified. The plates in blue are plates that are semi-formed. And anything in black here, you can see that there's a lot of black in this area especially. Well, these are plates that they anticipate, anticipate the future. You can see this happened on land, Papua New Guinea. We have a Manam volcano here. we have a Langila volcano here a little bit further away a one volcano so this is a highly volcanic area you can see the mess of plate boundaries and look this is the Zealandia some say Papua New Guinea is included, many say it's not, but I think y'all can see that strait coming through here and it Looks like it would be another landmass included in this continent, depending on how much it rises, right? Now, we'll show you that continent there, try and get a better feel for it. Zealandia So, is Papua New Guinea part of it? Well, I'll let you all decide that. Let's get some detailed information here. A magnitude 6.5 earthquake. USGS is our source. and let's see this occurred at 8:31 Port Moresby time I was looking for a UTC time this was seven hours ago we've been in and out of geomagnetic storms since yesterday and that charged the plates up we also have raspberry shake coming in at 6.4, 101 kilometers USGS came in at a 110 kilometers of depth. And the French, always on the, well, weak side, came in at 6.1 with a default depth, a default depth of 10 kilometers. Let's get some detailed information about this major earthquake. And I will correct myself, they're calling it a very strong earthquake, not a major earthquake a 6.5 and that's roughly seven hours ago so about 6 a.m. this morning central time here in the U.S. the geomagnetic storm is happening just like I thought that it may we can see that well the estimated planetary index 7 to 10 uh 10 to 1, 1 to 3 you can see all that charging happening yesterday and today three to six and then six to nine and we're waiting on that next bar to drop about 12 05 12 10 central time you can see looking at the college index we've been in G3 geomagnetic storm territory this is an elevated sensor or group of sensors i.e elevated in height. The rest of them show similar geomagnetic disturbances and storms, and they're at different places around the U.S. A magnitude 6.4 earthquake, Papua New Guinea. You can see it was on land, as I indicated, thus no tsunami warning or watch, and this happened, well, about about 6 or 7 this morning Central Time here in the U.S. All right, running through some earthquake details. Main reporting source, USGS 69 reports. Not very many to be on land in Papua New Guinea right there. The closest, nearest volcano, Crater Mountain, obviously not going off. We didn't see that. We have light rain and 5.3 atomic bombs worth of energy released with a 6.5 magnitude earthquake. Wow. At a depth of around 110 kilometers. So this is a combination of plate tectonics and magma movement under all these volcanoes in the area. All right. Here's our shake map for this quake. these are the reports here and the intensity is well here's your legend up here you can see that it was felt pretty intensely around the epicenter and there were no reports on any of the outlying islands here so i don't know how densely populated that particular area is i know it's a volcanic range so probably not so much but we have a 6.5 earthquake and well we have like we said 67 shake reports on this map here by comparing earthquake data from different reporting agencies, starting out with the USGS, 110 kilometers, 6.5 Raspberry Shake is up next with a 6.4 at 101 kilometers. Germany came in at 6.4, 102 kilometers. The French, 6.1 plus or minus 0.17, had a default depth, i.e. the asterisk, often means that the depth of the quake cannot be determined with sufficient accuracy. Next, we have a 6.5 coming out of the Indonesian government, 107 kilometers. A pretty good agreement to the depth of this. we have the Europeans coming in at 6.5, 92 kilometers of depth, we have the international Research Institute for Seismology coming at 6.5, 110 kilometers in depth, i think they just follow the USGS, and we have the Australians coming in at a 6.5 as well, i always look to the Australians for my information, especially right there in Papua New Guinea, 94 kilometers of depth, and last but not least, the Italians coming in at 6.4 the gods number, 111 kilometers in depth, all right so in summary, we have a magnitude 6.5, very strong earthquake, Papua New Guinea came in as a six on the DYFI, six on the shake map, USGS thought it was about 110 kilometers in depth, and it is in an area where we have a lot of plate tectonic, well, confusion, and we have at least three active volcanoes with magma moving all under this in a magma chamber. With that said, God bless. Please share and subscribe. Always remember, anything's possible. Bizarro world.