Another 6.6 Magnitude Earthquake Pops Off July 25th 2025!

James Kaufman with news report today. Today is July 24, 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 6.6 magnitude earthquake. It looks like Like it's over the Fiji Tonga region. A depth of 314.2 kilometers, an associated tsunami warning. Now, that's not the only activity we've seen in the last couple of hours. We also had a 6.1 magnitude quake off the Russian peninsula here, leading into the Aleutian Islands. And you can see we've just had a decent-sized quake over here. It's going to only be a 5.2, but it just popped off. Let's go ahead and go with our 6.6 magnitude earthquake with associated tsunami warning at 314.2 kilometers of depth. Jumping over to volcanoesandearthquakes.com, you can see we're still having a large swarm of earthquakes between volcanoes that are erupting right there on the peninsula in Russia. That leads into the Aleutian Islands and also into Kilauea and Hawaii, as y'all can see. We have had a 6.1 there, but the story of the day is going to be, of course, the 6.6 magnitude earthquake. We'll see what we've got here. We've got Germany coming in at 5.9, the French at 5.6, the main source, the USGS, coming in at 6.6, a very deep quake, 314 kilometers. Let's get some detailed information on that quake. Before we jump over there, let's take a look at Zealandia. It's one of the continents that's rising up out of the ocean here, New Zealand's. I guess the high point of that New Caledonia is here you see that Tonga and Fiji are here this runs into Papua New Guinea up here and you can see that there'll be a small strait between Australia and well Zealandia and actually New Zealand's trying to claim a lot of this shallow area as its continental shelf although it's really not a continent. Per the definition of a continent, I believe this one large mass is going to eventually, perhaps not in our lifetime, but eventually come up out of the ocean and be our eighth continent. Jumping over to VolcanoDiscovery.com, we have a very strong 6.6 magnitude earthquake. You can see that it's just south of Tonga. Okay, gee, it just occurred a few hours ago. Taking a look at some earthquake details via VolcanoDiscovery.com, we can see that the USGS is our primary source of data. It's at 6.6, at 314 kilometers of depth. We can see that 7.5 atomic bombs worth of energy were released from this one earthquake alone. Nothing to play around with, folks. A very large quake. Comparing earthquake data from different reporting agencies. See up top, the USGS came in at 6.6. They're in 14 kilometers, as we said. See the Germans came in at 6.0. And that's going to be 294 kilometers. Still very deep. And see the French came in at 5.63, 290 kilometers. Followed by the Europeans coming in at 6.6, 314. Looks like it mirrors the USGS. We've got a 6.6 coming in from Australia, also at 306 kilometers. Followed by the The Incorporated Research Institute for Seismology, IRIS, coming in at 6.6, 314 kilometers. We have the Italians coming in after that at a 6.4, 306 kilometers of depth. Now, we did check the National Data Buoy Center for any buoys in event mode, and there's nothing to be had. There was no tsunami created. That's the data. I want to make sure that you all know that we're watching out for you guys. If you guys watch my show, Y'all will know that we're in a six-month uptick based on planetary positions and, of course, solar activity, which is also based on planetary positions. Currently, the big show is a 6.6 magnitude earthquake. We're very deep, 314.2 kilometers. So, say, it's tsunami warning. No, tsunami was created. We're at 6.1 up off the Russian peninsula. And it's been a very active day. That said, God bless. Please share, subscribe, and always remember, anything's possible, bizarro world.