Weatherlawyer

The uninitiated use the term weather front, ona apage dedicated to weather this is a waste of the word weather. It is just that some people don’t like you to let them know you are taking about weather as oppsed to events from the second world war, the first one to have a greater affect on the front line than on lofistics. Maily because everything in WW2 became the front line with the development of submarines and long range aircraft.

Also on the page is: Trough https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/guides/what-does-this-forecast-mean

An elongated area of relatively low surface pressure. The troughs marked on weather charts may also show an area of low thickness (thickness trough). It can also mean a disturbance in the upper troposphere (upper trough). All are linked to increasing cloud and risk of precipitation.

These are usually represented as smallish arcs if I understand the guide correctly.

Earlier in the month they were all over the Sabancaya eruption on the North Atlantic chart. This occured when the east coast of the USA was struck with mountain climbing hurricanes -fake weather.

They can be identified by their cold fronts and too, I think, by their warm fronts but the most consternation that I got from them was these curved black lines. Troughs it seems, are satans horns and hooves.

Exemplar gratis:

These remind me of the recent episode that devastated the USA eastern seaboard earlier.The troughs are no so numerous as with that devastating weather but It is early yet and I am still wondering where the closure went for the last spell.

It is spectacular but only Sangay has the emissions to make a mark on the charts: Sangay (Ecuador): Explosive activity continues. Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC) Washington warned about a volcanic ash plume that rose up to estimated 21000 ft (6400 m)

Reventador (Ecuador): Explosive activity continues. Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC) Washington warned about a volcanic ash plume that rose up to estimated 14000 ft (4300 m.) So what is going on?

Something is not being reported.

I imagine these are being blown out to sea. We will have to follow them and see.

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Slightly Off topic

@chiquita683 2 days ago But they didnt create the hurricanes.

Reply:

No, but they don’t have to, think of an hurricane as a carrier wave. They were designed by Jehovah God as part of the system he gave to Adam. They have their own master-control that can’t be over-ridden. For one thing they can’t go far inland (“so far your proud waves can some” but no farther or something like that.)

What the military is showing you is old tech, no longer on the secret list. Evidently they have something that leaves the battlfield behind and uses only the front end making them more mobile.

One day, one rainy day, one such device is going to fall into the hands of an independent news crew or perhaps the Russian Military; they aready give themselves away as self destructing, falling stars. This can allow estimates for power and weight and therefor repraisals.

It must be pretty simple to collect news report about such things self destructing to estimate the timeline. One day, one of them will be captured. “God is not mocked”, you are looking at the war between God and demons. Keep out of it or get on the right side.

God wins.

If the moon was more dense it woud have to be further away and would impact the rest of the solar system, rather the extra leverage on the orbit would affect the the satllite. Instead it centres the earth without too much interference, being made of glass. The craters are pingoes created by expansion and contraction of the rocks with alternate sunlight, which is why they are mainly hemispherical.

You would expect meteorites to hit at a less perpendicular angle. Likely the only stuff that could impact them comes from earth.

The largest of them on the side that is in eternal light would also be the cause of deflation making the moon a captured satellite designed by Jehovah God to be used for human calendars.

I came to this from a NASA post on the examination of a crater that is only partially lit and still contains the ice from when it was formed. Sunlight is a vacuum being enough to cause sublimation (solids that become vapour without becoming liquid.) Which begs the question: How can it recycle water?

With Brown Motion the whole moon would become covered in a film of ice. Someone needs to investigate. It can’t leave the moon, tides don’t work like that. Full moon at the time of writing is Oct 17 (Hunter’s Moon), 11:26 that has to be near midnight though Perplexity (Bezo’s search engine) won’t tell you why.

I once tried to work out a code for the times of the phases compared to the weather in the UK but there are umpteen phases, so I divided the time by six, ignoring the minutes. This gave me something approaching workable, if you consider the phases have the same pull regardless of the phase. I have no explanation why it works most of the time. Just matching them to weather patterns gave me better than average results. I have no idea why it works but it did, then I moved to a city whic was not conducive to stargazing.

The code:

6 divides 6, 12, 18 and 24 completely with zero remaining

divides 11, 17, 23 with 5 remaining

divides 10, 16, 22 with 4 remaining

divides 9, 15, 21 with 3 remaining

divides 8, 14, 20 with 2 remaining

divides 7, 13, 19, with 1 remaining

And the numbers 1 to 5 are part of the continuum

I dare say it would work with other factors. Any factor of 24 such as 3 or 4, but the highest common factor, 12 would be unworkable as would 3; 4 divides 4, 8, 12, 16, 20 and 24 but they are not phases in the accepted sense.

What is accepted sense?

I think my mind shut off here. There are two 4 o’clocks and there are two 8 o’clocks. I found they tended to produce tornadoes but couldn’t explain why. I used to assume the lunar tides were the key, in which case 12 o’clock was nearer to HighTide as was 6 o’clock. Again i could not say why but it seemed to have an uncanny physics so I ran along with it.

People do silly things with the best of intentions. Try them and see for yourself, your mileage is going to vary, whatever. Besides I am using the Greenwich time scale.

The space between US.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/maps-and-charts/surface-pressure https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/? extent=-63.70472,-319.57031&extent=74.59011,48.16406&range=month&magnitude=4.5&baseLayer=ocean Links to the stuff I am interested in especially Sabancaya: https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/volcano-activity/news/253731/Volcanic-activity-worldwide-29-Sep-2024-Fuego-volcano-Semeru-Ibu-Dukono-Lewotobi-Nevado-del-Ru.html

My last post on this blog did not include the earthquake that closed the last spell: 6.3M. Mauritius – Reunion region 2024-09-26. 20:19. The space between, I was busy doing other things also I have four or five other blogs all about much the same thing. After “church” (we Jehovah’s Witnesses are a little touchy about the term church as it connotes Christendumb to us) I would have been preparing for my next dialysis at 6 am on Friday the day after that quake.

I was on another Vivaldi blog later, where I described the coming of Sabancaya. Let me describe my thinking to you, as it gets a bit muddy. I have been diagnosed with dementia. 20% certainty whatever that means. Personally I think that is an after effect of a stroke I suffered some years back but I suppose they added that in the calculation?

Which reminds me I need to go out, Later… which coyly refers to the space. I compiled a list of quakes relative to the Fukashima superquke but the amount of data it threw up over whelmed me. You get one of them every two or three decades or so. The funny thing, the anomaly, about them is you never get a tropical storm with them. Nowhere near a few days of one. We had several with the Mexican one about 2017 or 18? which was when I wrote: The Monkey That Felled A Statute, the charts from about the 9/11/2001 attack on the World Trade Centre. More accuratly a series of web pages about the Meteorological Charts published some years prior, during and afterthe fall of the thing Nebuchadnezzar dreamt.

The search for the North West Passage undertaken in British or Dutch ships, indicates small sailing vessels, even by the mid-19th Century wooden ships were small. It wan’t until the steam hammer and iron foundries became large companies, that iron ships could be made large. The Great Western, 1838 wooden and the Great Eastern, 1858 ironwork.

Talk among ourselves as outpatients

Chat during an epic of two or three machines posting alarms, turned into comparison data, turned to Blood Pressure data. All meaningless numbers to me, they check my blood pressure three or for times a day three days a week and I learned nothing.

So when I came home I looked it up, I still can’t be asked about it but I caught this from the AI… and now I can’t return to it that damned thing. [Also it is becoming more and more difficult to get text to do as I wish rather than the way the computer wants to set it.]

…without studying all the factors involved bla bla bla. The main factor involved, why some machines souded alarms whilst others did not, is that different people react to different volcanoes and those reaction differ among the individual depending on what he has eaten how he has behaved and various inestimable variations among men.

When dialysis nursing studiously avoids disscussion about volcanoes they avoid the most prominent factors and become blind guides guiding fools, doomed to fall into a pit.

Volcanoes Today, 18 Sep 2024: Santiaguito the left these out of the heading:

Nevado del Ruiz (Colombia): Volcanic Ash Advisory Center Washington (VAAC) issued the following report: PSBL VA EMS

Reventador (Ecuador): Explosive activity continues. Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC) Washington warned about a volcanic ash plume that rose up to estimated 14000 ft (4300 m) altitude or flight level 140 .
Sabancaya (Peru): Explosive activity continues. Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC) Buenos Aires warned about a volcanic ash plume that rose up to estimated 22000 ft (6700 m) altitude or flight level 220 and is moving at 15 kts in SE direction.

https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/volcanoes/today.html

I know so little about the region that I prefer to believe the land of smoke was named for its misty weather. The region holds Cape Horn which is why.

I have been asking myself should I be writing this instead of warning about the incoming bad weather but after reading about what was goig on in the USA and the political crimes there, I am pretty sure there has been a cover up in Tierra del Fuego.

Before I start, I must suggest the decline of the native population has been ascribed to diseases which were introduced with colonist. Except that in the age of sail with colonist travelling vasts distances, it is easier to imagine the Roman Catholics stole all their children to sell them as slaves and to drain the blood of the very young after torturing them for their adrenenochrome.

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I find it hard to believe the passengers would be allowed on a ship in when they were too sick to travel nor that by the time of arrival the illness had not swept though the ship in a week or so. The survivors would then have immunity in the six months remaining to travel. How long was a commute in 1850?

Assume a walk aound the deck took 5 or ten minutes in good weather. Funny but true: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ruy7OKkB-DE it sounds like the Italians have finally come to terms with, if not Tierra del Fuegans, maybe Italians?

6.4M. 56 km S of Panguna, Papua New Guinea 2024-09-01. [6.8°S 155.5°E] @21:13.

Every once in a while we have magintude 6.4M quake that is usually followed by a larger magnitude in a few more days the hard bit is like religious belief forecasting. For instance this is four or five days later:

6.2M. 66 km NNE of Angoram, Papua New Guinea 2024-09-05. [3.5°S 144.2°E] 02:03 Not even the same island but their magnitudes are very similar. Did the plantary causes have the same spell?

Look at the timing.

 1 September 9pm

5 September 2am

The is not enough sensitivity with the way I am handling the almanac for me to tell what the causes I should be looking at are.

The time lapse is what I would expect from Mercury or Venus passing any of the other planets. Maybe they are from two separate spells. What constitutes a spell. Or am I wrong about the causes?

Perhaps you can do better. This is a serious question. Can you?

6.0M. 128 km E of ‘Ohonua, Tonga 2024-09-07 at 23:39 but is this the beginning od a spell or the end one?

You decide.

Hear the word of Jehovah, you dictators of Sodom. Pay attention to the law of our God, you people of Gomorrah. Here is an obscure scriptutre for you. The people of Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed and removed from the outskirts of the land of Israel long before there was a land of Israel, hundreds of years before there was a prophet Isaiah.

Yet the chapter, the first in the book of Iasaiah, starts with the description of Isaiah’s home: The vision that Isaiah the son of Amoz saw concerning Judah and Jerusalem in the days of Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah, kings of Judah.

It bouces just like these images.

Especially if you don’t know how to look between the lines.

Across Avacha Bay from the city in Vilyuchinsk is Russia’s largest submarine base, the Rybachiy Nuclear Submarine Base, established during the Soviet period and still used by the Russian Navy. The city is located 6,766 kilometres (4,204 mi) from Moscow and about 2,220 kilometres (1,380 mi) from Vladivostok.

7.0M. 102 km E of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia 2024-08-17 20:10

6.0M. 117 km E of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia 2024-08-30 05:24

Would the enemies of peace be engineering a war with Russia or is it just natural volcanic activity?

What happened a few years following the Great Flood to restore mankind to suseranty after demons had ruin of Earth in Jehovah’s plan for us; was Canaan revealed yet another aspect of bad behaviour that God did not want within his followers. Obviously Canaan is dead now and has paid for whatever it was, (the wages of error are death.)

For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus. Romans 6. People have assumed this to mean we all have to die to get to heaven and others have added the alternative of hell but that is not how God operates. Yes Jesus did give an alusion about a man suffering torment from which he refused to give release. That is not what the scriptures say about death. The alusion was figurative in my opinion. The man was not real and you would be a fool to argue a case for hell torment for eternity from the God that Jesus worshipped.

Whatever, we don’t go to heaven when we die. so be careful we might be walking a tight-rope. with no borders. If you get involved with perverts it will rub off on you and if satan realises you like that kind of thing you are going to have an addiction he won’t let you go from

(Caʹnaan) [Merchant Land; Land of the Tradesman], Canaanite.

1. The fourth-listed son of Ham and grandson of Noah. (Ge 9:18; 10:6; 1Ch 1:8) He was the progenitor of 11 tribes who eventually inhabited the region along the eastern Mediterranean between Egypt and Syria, thereby giving it the name “the land of Canaan.”​—Ge 10:15-19; 1Ch 16:18; see No. 2.

Following the incident regarding Noah’s drunkenness, Canaan came under Noah’s prophetic curse foretelling that Canaan would become the slave of both Shem and Japheth. (Ge 9:20-27) Since the record mentions only that “Ham the father of Canaan saw his father’s nakedness and went telling it to his two brothers outside,” the question arises as to why Canaan rather than Ham became the object of the curse. Commenting on Genesis 9:24, which states that when Noah awoke from his wine he “got to know what his youngest son had done to him,” a footnote in Rotherham’s translation says: “Undoubtedly Canaan, and not Ham: Shem and Japheth, for their piety, are blessed; Canaan, for some unnamed baseness, is cursed; Ham, for his neglect, is neglected.” Similarly, a Jewish publication, The Pentateuch and Haftorahs, suggests that the brief narrative “refers to some abominable deed in which Canaan seems to have been implicated.”

You can read the rest of the article here: https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/1200000874

“Canaanite religion was extraordinarily degraded, many of the rites at their “high places” involving gross sexual excesses and depravity. (Exodus 23:24; 34:12, 13; Numbers 33:52; Deuteronomy 7:5) Incest, sodomy, and bestiality were part of ‘the way of the land of Canaan’ that made the land unclean and for which error it was due to “vomit its inhabitants out.” (Leviticus 18

The article says they paid for their errors but what I think happened is that they are still doing bad stuff. Which is what we see happening right now the canaanites intermarried with Israelites and Judeans. The people god sent to finishe the restoration of holy worship ere dead set against canaanite marriages.

Pompey and Julius Caesar got rid of the so called pirates inhabiting the coasts that were said to have attacked Rome at one time, Land locking them deep in the Urals somemwhere. But they have always been deeply into world politics in the manner of Nimrod, controlling people dspite themselves.

Now they infest world policies everywhere and I think Jehovah has comissioned his firstborn to eradicate them

6.4M. 56 km S of Panguna, Papua New Guinea 2024-09-01. 21:13

So the moving finger having wrote moves on: nor all thy piety nor wit shall lure it back to cancel half a line, nor all thy tears wash out a word of it. We do have a glimpse of it from about the same time

Ibu (Halmahera, Indonesia): Explosive activity continues, that term continues is likely H-1030 plume that rose up to estimated 8000 ft (2400 m) Would a new term Composite High encompass all the previous highs at that time rather than choosing an particular volcano?

Dukono (Halmahera): (31 Aug) Explosive activity continues. Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC) Darwin warned about a volcanic ash plume that rose up to estimated 8000 ft (2400 m)

Semeru at 14,000 feet usually appears ove Greenland I think this woud be a good time to say no more https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/volcanoes/today.html

It might be an idea to look at the 3rd of September and Saturn Earth Sol, then wait.

How about Uranus Mars Sol too?

I think the occasional pat of a raindrop or -two almost no drizzle, is going to be expected this spell. Oh! I almost missed Venus Sol Mercury.

The high deteriorates into two sepatate masses.

Then three Highs by Friday 6 September 2024. Look forward to another quake. It should not be in Petropavlovsky but what do i know?

4.7M. 115 km ESE of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia 2024-09-03. 10:18

This was today:

Is the elongation in the Davies Straight feeding the troughs in ways only known to God?

More prayer needed obviously!

Back soon.

Pay attention to the Low-989 on the tip of Labrador(?) Canada.

Elongated out to Greenland at 1000 millibars and the warm fronts of a volcanic eruption.

Karymsky (Kamchatka): Explosive activity continues. Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC) Tokyo warned about a volcanic ash plume that rose up to estimated 9000 ft (2700 m)

Shiveluch (Kamchatka): The latest eruptive episode at the volcano has been detected through satellite imagery. No plume mantioned so it is Karmsky but Shiveluch is a bout to plume too:

You may not be paying attention but one of us is learning suff here.

So Karmsky and Shiveluch are on similar resonances depending on the resolution of the n~body problem which was on the 2nd:

On the 4th:

Karmsky and Shiveluch should produce a dual of some sort immeriately before the quake of 7.0M. 102 km E of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia 2024-08-17 @20:10

Is it possible that the atmospheric reaction to it shows up over 170 degrees away. What if it went the other way around?

210 degrees?

My maths is nearly as bad as my cartography. I need a competent secretarywho is extremely rich and pretty. As wellas very patient with cranks. Shadow Zones:

>The seismic shadows are the effect of seismic waves striking the core-mantle boundary. P and S waves radiate spherically away from an earthquake’s hypocenter (or focus) in all directions and return to the surface by many paths. S waves, however, don’t reappear beyond an angular distance of ~103° (as they are stopped by the liquid) and P waves don’t arrive between ~103° and 140° due to refraction at the mantle-core boundary.

I shouldn’t get involved withe the peope who gave the world the Banned of Reddit. There again of course, I am the Banned of Reddit; which apart from a bleak sojourn in Teh Beehive is the only recommendation I can give me.

• >The seismic shadow zone is the rea of the Earth’s surface where seismographs cannot detect an earthquake after the waves have passed through the earth
• P waves are refracted by the liquid outer core and are not detected between 104° and 140°
• S waves cannot pass through the liquid outer core and are not detected beyond 104°
• This information led scientists in the early 1900s to deduce a liquid outer core
• Suppose we substitute the term dickheads for scientists and reanalyse it?
• Suppose we substitute the term dickheads for scientists and reanalyse it according to the latitude?

Watch out for tornadoes when that Canadian Low turns into an anticyclone (High.) I think anticyclones that hold tornadoes tend to produce very stong weather even derechos.

What is the ratio of tornadoes to Semru?

I am sure that is the ratio to derechos or its something along those lines.

A Confession

A long time ago I was hit with the sort of madness that affected Nebuchadnezzar the King of Babylon, that Jehovah God took to his heart -which brings me to the Theatre of the Macabre.

A funny thing happened on the way past the Scott Adams show:

I have no idea how long this link will last, assume not long!

I am one of Jehovah’s Witnesses, long ago a couple of witches took my son away from me and I decided to kill one of them, then I realised it would not solve my problem, which was my anger with God. I realised that I had to forgive the bitches but I did not want to do that. A little while ago I decided I am getting too old to hate all this shit, so I bit the bullet. This is what I decided:

Climate the stare way to heaving, or how to deal with drone thievery.

The best advice is to be too poor to rob. But the other side of the coin is being too rich to rob. Which means the Big Man in the Corner approach:

You wait to find whodunnit and you take the whole sweep of them out, so that they don’t complain.

I am not going to suggest how to do that because it means total warfare. Sometimes it is just easier to pay the Richman Tax.

However it leads to the connundrum about who really is the King of the North and who is the King of the South …and I have skin in that game. There is no one answer. It is the same puzzle as the question about The Disgusting Thing that causes desolation.

See it and run.

That is the answer but not many people are too poor not to hang around for reasons…

Too on the nose?

Wait.

If it is artificial, let the weeds grow. Later you can pay someone to deal with the weeds: Later, that is why you have money. There is no other reason to be rich. Later, when the money is gone you have no reason to worry.

That is a double whammy as the only ones with a reason to worry are the ones who have all the stuff they stole. And guess who is looking at them?

Like Judas, they have more silver than they want but they can’t give it away. If you are not Judas, it is funny. If you are Judas, not so much.

But hey, you can shout: “Nigga!”

Dumb dumb dumb dumb, dumb dumb dumb, dumb dumb dumb.

They are buying a stairway to heaving.

I really would like to be uninvolved, the problem is that this is my approach to the Preaching of the GoodNews that is designed to wake people from the matrix. The good news is that once I preach, I am off the hook.

Hopefully.

I have no idea who the The King of the North and The King of the South are. I hope it doesn’t matter. I hope it doesn’t matter in the same way that I don’t know who Babylon the Great is. I am content to know they are going to be hung out to dry if the birds leave them.

What if instead of being the war between Russia and AngloAmerica it is the war between President Trump and President Biden?

What’s the difference, I have no idea. Didn’t I just say that?

Purdue: assigned to extreme hazard, also college, also makers of problematic substances.

En purdu not going into detail, that is not my detail. To me, the word conjours wet bat disease. Both Kings end in oblivion. I suppose it may matter how they get there. Biden is a traitor always was a snake and a potato.

President Trump is more heroic. Also it sounds like he was badly affected by the truth about 9/11. Knowing who to ask about that, he got answers, I presume from both the US military and the Jehovah’s Witnesses. From what he said recently, about not needing to vote if you are a Christian, that latter affected him to some extent.

It is not for me to say anything more. I do not know anymore and it is none of my business.

Problem with Vivaldi is the data was not presented. I never thought to hit: “Control-“.

Life

Life oh, life… Oh.. what does it mean

Life oh, life… Well,

Oh, what does it mean

Australian citizen free from prison after

Oh.. what does that mean?

Five.. five years behind bars means ten in the UK

Apart plea deal with the US Justice.

Oh.. What does that mean?

Seven year home of Journalist Julian Assange

Alone at London’s Stansted Airport

That’s twelve older but still alive

Serving like Peter where he did not want to go

Life, oh life.. Northern Mariana Islands

Guilty of Espionage Oh.. in USA

I wonder how long he’s got before the lunatics get him but for now, I’d like to know how much the Columbia Embassy held out for. Oh.. Oh.. Oh.. oh.

SCOTUS ruled that juries must unanimously agree on determining what crimes were committed before issuing a verdict.

Supreme Court Rules Trump's New York Conviction Is Unconstitutional pic.twitter.com/bjfVcXf3yj

— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) June 24, 2024

I don’t believe the British want them back, Maybe after Trump has had a second go at them. They must get rid of the liberals first though.

As for the rest I found the lost data, no thanks to Vivaldi. Mostly my fault but I had to find another website before I realised what I had done. At least it gave me a chance to think about reintroducing another go around.

With the print screen you can see that the places were captured and for some reason the website has dropped the column or colums.

time	latitude	longitude	depth	mag	mag	ype	type
2011-11-29	00:30:29.120Z	-1.602	-15.45	10	5.9	mww	north of Ascension Island
2011-11-28	12:26:45.450Z	-5.48	153.733	25	6.1	mww	New Ireland region, Papua New Guinea
2011-11-28	09:13:11.340Z	-7.019	116.983	616.5	5.8	mww	Bali Sea
2011-11-24	10:25:34.030Z	41.898	142.639	38	6.2	mww	Hokkaido, Japan region
2011-11-23	19:24:31.470Z	37.365	141.368	34	6.1	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-11-23	12:17:51.280Z	34.285	25.083	10	5.5	mwc	Crete, Greece
2011-11-22	18:48:16.300Z	-15.364	-65.09	549.9	6.6	mww	Beni, Bolivia
2011-11-21	03:15:41.560Z	24.96	95.232	107	5.7	mww	Myanmar
2011-11-20	16:31:38.710Z	-2.952	142.138	10	5.7	mwb	near the north coast of New Guinea, Papua New Guinea
2011-11-19	18:06:24.300Z	53.134	-174.135	214.9	5.5	mww	Andreanof Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2011-11-18	07:51:24.660Z	-37.806	179.418	12	5.8	mww	off the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand
2011-11-18	06:00:53.970Z	33.704	-38.495	10	5.7	mwc	northern Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2011-11-18	04:34:03.020Z	-37.423	179.989	33	5.6	mww	off the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand
2011-11-17	13:30:58.910Z	13.973	-91.718	34	5.8	mww	offshore Guatemala
2011-11-17	06:52:41.330Z	8.415	-103.158	10	5.6	mwc	northern East Pacific Rise
2011-11-17	01:57:05.730Z	-1.702	-81.546	26.6	6	mww	off the coast of Ecuador
2011-11-15	23:42:29.290Z	-5.28	140.311	12	5.7	mww	Papua, Indonesia
2011-11-15	10:43:51.850Z	-0.095	121.914	276.2	5.7	mww	Sulawesi, Indonesia
2011-11-15	07:56:02.230Z	-7.482	127.849	166	5.5	mww	Kepulauan Barat Daya, Indonesia
2011-11-14	04:05:11.390Z	-0.949	126.91	17	6.3	mww	Molucca Sea
2011-11-11	22:50:40.740Z	-55.707	-124.327	10	5.6	mwc	southern East Pacific Rise
2011-11-11	15:02:19.930Z	-17.708	-173.095	10	5.6	mwb	Tonga
2011-11-11	10:41:37.480Z	-55.981	-124.439	10	6	mww	southern East Pacific Rise
2011-11-09	21:52:20.480Z	10.542	146.095	10.5	5.7	mww	south of the Mariana Islands
2011-11-09	19:23:33.240Z	38.429	43.229	5	5.6	mww	eastern Turkey
2011-11-08	02:59:08.510Z	27.324	125.621	224.9	6.9	mww	northeast of Taiwan
2011-11-07	22:35:25.630Z	11.56	-85.861	177	6	mww	Nicaragua
2011-11-07	16:51:25.100Z	-63.245	170.735	5.5	5.8	mww	Balleny Islands region
2011-11-07	11:59:31.440Z	36.502	71.102	212.1	5.6	mwb	Hindu Kush region, Afghanistan
2011-11-06	08:08:13.270Z	54.12	-162.549	23.2	5.7	mww	Alaska Peninsula
2011-11-06	03:53:10.000Z	35.532	-96.765	5.2	5.6	mww	Oklahoma
2011-11-05	07:13:57.990Z	-23.468	-70.199	33	5.7	mww	Antofagasta, Chile
2011-11-05	01:49:18.830Z	-18.241	168.304	34	5.9	mww	Vanuatu
2011-11-04	15:43:43.320Z	-15.094	167.384	134.1	5.8	mww	Vanuatu
2011-11-02	14:59:27.940Z	-55.294	-128.843	10	6.1	mww	Pacific-Antarctic Ridge
2011-11-01	12:32:00.430Z	19.831	-109.205	10	6.3	mww	Revilla Gigedo Islands region
2011-11-01	00:21:28.090Z	43.648	82.437	28	5.6	mww	northern Xinjiang, China
2011-10-31	07:16:21.610Z	52.366	177.932	159	5.8	mww	Rat Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2011-10-31	04:45:43.830Z	-23.346	-114.963	10	5.5	mwc	Easter Island region
2011-10-30	18:53:43.000Z	-25.741	-70.959	47.1	5.7	mwb	near the coast of Antofagasta, Chile
2011-10-30	11:52:27.420Z	-3.249	101.345	36	5.6	mwb	southern Sumatra, Indonesia
2011-10-30	03:23:46.000Z	25.372	122.866	224.2	5.7	mwb	Taiwan region
2011-10-28	23:46:01.720Z	-14.512	-75.844	10	5.6	mwc	near the coast of central Peru
2011-10-28	19:01:02.330Z	-14.379	-75.998	22.3	5.6	mb	near the coast of central Peru
2011-10-28	18:54:34.040Z	-14.438	-75.966	24	6.9	mww	near the coast of central Peru
2011-10-27	00:15:24.520Z	-17.941	-179.531	602.9	6	mww	Fiji region
2011-10-25	14:55:08.240Z	38.811	43.623	14	5.6	mww	eastern Turkey
2011-10-25	03:24:49.630Z	52.159	-171.826	38	5.7	mww	Fox Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2011-10-23	20:45:34.860Z	38.634	43.077	5	5.9	mww	eastern Turkey
2011-10-23	11:32:41.220Z	38.809	43.3	5	5.7	mb	eastern Turkey
2011-10-23	10:56:49.000Z	38.814	43.446	5	5.6	mb	eastern Turkey
2011-10-23	10:48:17.420Z	38.751	43.595	9	5.6	mb	eastern Turkey
2011-10-23	10:41:23.250Z	38.721	43.508	18	7.1	mww	eastern Turkey
2011-10-21	17:57:16.100Z	-28.993	-176.238	33	7.4	mww	Kermadec Islands region
2011-10-21	08:02:37.950Z	43.892	142.479	187	6.1	mww	Hokkaido, Japan region
2011-10-18	05:05:06.250Z	-5.785	151.037	26	6.1	mww	New Britain region, Papua New Guinea
2011-10-15	22:24:49.330Z	-25.788	-177.455	147.7	5.5	mwc	south of the Fiji Islands
2011-10-14	06:10:14.600Z	54.08	123.722	12	6	mww	Amurskaya Oblast’, Russia
2011-10-14	03:35:14.810Z	-6.57	147.881	37	6.5	mww	eastern New Guinea region, Papua New Guinea
2011-10-13	04:14:00.510Z	43.462	-127.135	20.6	5.6	mwc	off the coast of Oregon
2011-10-13	03:16:30.160Z	-9.35	114.587	39	6.1	mww	south of Bali, Indonesia
2011-10-11	13:05:49.030Z	-2.247	138.838	27.2	5.7	mww	Papua, Indonesia
2011-10-10	05:18:10.560Z	-25.459	-116.219	10	5.5	mwc	southern East Pacific Rise
2011-10-10	02:45:57.860Z	37.547	141.257	46	5.6	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-10-09	18:01:47.820Z	-50.076	-115.958	10	5.5	mwc	southern East Pacific Rise
2011-10-08	08:53:11.960Z	-20.602	-173.222	6	5.9	mww	Tonga
2011-10-08	05:38:54.980Z	-4.694	134.137	10.1	5.7	mww	near the south coast of Papua, Indonesia
2011-10-07	08:58:28.910Z	-32.514	-179.038	36	6.1	mww	south of the Kermadec Islands
2011-10-07	06:30:19.620Z	-22.212	171.222	118.6	5.6	mwc	southeast of the Loyalty Islands
2011-10-06	11:12:30.070Z	-24.178	-64.219	15	5.9	mww	Jujuy, Argentina
2011-10-06	07:37:01.420Z	9.7	138.245	20	5.8	mww	State of Yap, Federated States of Micronesia
2011-10-06	00:39:32.850Z	57.89	-32.492	10	5.5	mww	Reykjanes Ridge
2011-10-04	01:37:29.130Z	26.768	140.429	455.9	5.6	mww	Bonin Islands, Japan region
2011-10-01	10:54:29.760Z	-48.978	164.542	10	5.6	mwb	off the west coast of the South Island of New Zealand
2011-09-28	22:40:12.860Z	-37.952	-73.853	10	5.6	mwb	offshore Bio-Bio, Chile
2011-09-23	19:02:48.240Z	-9.051	-109.44	10	5.9	mww	central East Pacific Rise
2011-09-22	23:07:03.570Z	-15.437	-175.311	10	6.4	mww	Tonga
2011-09-22	03:22:36.070Z	39.785	38.842	5	5.5	mwb	eastern Turkey
2011-09-20	02:40:22.690Z	-4.532	-105.207	10	5.7	mwc	central East Pacific Rise
2011-09-19	18:33:55.870Z	14.186	-90.238	9	5.6	mwr	Guatemala
2011-09-19	08:14:14.760Z	52.037	-171.982	31	5.6	mww	Fox Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2011-09-18	12:40:51.830Z	27.73	88.155	50	6.9	mww	Sikkim, India
2011-09-18	07:04:18.070Z	39.845	143.052	10	5.6	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-09-17	07:34:27.690Z	40.265	142.657	30	5.7	mwc	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-09-16	22:40:46.930Z	40.242	143.145	37.7	5.7	mwc	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-09-16	21:36:38.590Z	40.077	143.15	40.7	5.8	mwc	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-09-16	21:08:05.330Z	40.239	143.008	18	5.9	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-09-16	20:11:16.090Z	40.235	143.24	35	5.7	mwc	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-09-16	19:26:40.260Z	40.273	142.779	30	6.7	mwc	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-09-16	18:23:24.740Z	-20.679	169.79	106.4	5.5	mww	Vanuatu
2011-09-15	19:31:04.080Z	-21.611	-179.528	644.6	7.3	mww	Fiji region
2011-09-15	11:59:52.770Z	-14.956	-177.957	378.4	5.5	mww	Fiji region
2011-09-15	08:00:09.640Z	36.256	141.338	28	6.1	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-09-15	07:53:18.630Z	-35.366	-179.039	10	6.1	mww	east of the North Island of New Zealand
2011-09-14	18:10:09.000Z	53.107	172.984	15	6	mww	Near Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2011-09-14	13:36:34.120Z	-35.111	-178.991	13	5.7	mwc	east of the North Island of New Zealand
2011-09-14	07:03:51.000Z	-32.696	-71.797	37	5.8	mww	offshore Valparaiso, Chile
2011-09-13	04:49:35.000Z	5.617	-77.471	10	5.7	mwb	near the west coast of Colombia
2011-09-12	22:44:28.080Z	-3.626	144.178	14	5.9	mww	near the north coast of New Guinea, Papua New Guinea
2011-09-11	23:37:34.890Z	-18.188	167.734	29	5.8	mww	Vanuatu
2011-09-09	19:41:34.150Z	49.535	-126.893	22	6.4	mww	Vancouver Island, Canada region
2011-09-09	19:26:01.040Z	-49.586	164.007	10	5.9	mww	Auckland Islands, New Zealand region
2011-09-07	07:55:32.660Z	-27.771	-178.461	252.1	5.5	mwc	Kermadec Islands region
2011-09-05	17:55:11.220Z	2.965	97.893	91	6.7	mww	northern Sumatra, Indonesia
2011-09-05	11:21:36.940Z	6.564	-82.358	24.7	5.8	mww	south of Panama
2011-09-05	09:52:01.130Z	-15.295	-173.621	37	6.2	mww	Tonga
2011-09-04	21:44:18.060Z	-19.18	168.705	37	5.8	mww	Vanuatu
2011-09-03	22:55:40.920Z	-20.671	169.716	185.1	7	mww	Vanuatu
2011-09-03	16:20:41.000Z	-38.435	-74.907	12	5.8	mww	off the coast of Araucania, Chile
2011-09-03	04:48:57.310Z	-56.451	-26.847	84	6.4	mww	South Sandwich Islands region
2011-09-03	01:06:53.780Z	-12.781	166.79	85	5.8	mww	Santa Cruz Islands
2011-09-02	13:47:09.620Z	-28.398	-63.029	578.9	6.7	mww	Santiago Del Estero, Argentina
2011-09-02	10:55:53.590Z	52.171	-171.708	32	6.9	mww	Fox Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2011-09-01	06:14:38.870Z	-12.36	166.656	41	6	mww	Santa Cruz Islands
2011-08-31	12:17:27.010Z	43.589	-28.902	10	5.5	mww	northern Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2011-08-31	10:46:49.470Z	-5.907	153.278	35.9	5.6	mww	New Ireland region, Papua New Guinea
2011-08-30	06:57:41.610Z	-6.362	126.752	469.8	6.9	mww	Banda Sea
2011-08-29	18:57:39.010Z	-16.35	167.941	202.3	5.6	mwc	Vanuatu
2011-08-28	10:10:19.490Z	-24.535	-115.945	10	5.6	mwc	southern East Pacific Rise
2011-08-27	20:31:53.300Z	-24.593	179.924	508.7	5.7	mwc	south of the Fiji Islands
2011-08-25	14:23:45.220Z	-18.275	167.615	35	5.5	mwc	Vanuatu
2011-08-25	10:39:58.190Z	-13.598	166.996	158.6	5.9	mww	Vanuatu
2011-08-24	23:06:17.090Z	-18.155	167.727	13	6.2	mww	Vanuatu
2011-08-24	17:46:11.650Z	-7.641	-74.525	147	7	mww	northern Peru
2011-08-23	17:51:04.590Z	37.936	-77.933	6	5.8	mww	Virginia
2011-08-22	20:12:20.950Z	-6.282	104.054	29	6.1	mww	Sunda Strait, Indonesia
2011-08-22	11:23:35.250Z	36.083	141.688	12	5.9	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-08-22	09:38:37.310Z	-29.026	-176.676	10	5.7	mwc	Kermadec Islands region
2011-08-22	06:04:53.880Z	-17.428	167.268	10	5.7	mww	Vanuatu
2011-08-21	13:04:08.160Z	-5.57	151.024	40	5.8	mww	New Britain region, Papua New Guinea
2011-08-21	12:38:53.780Z	-56.428	-27.494	130.4	5.6	mwc	South Sandwich Islands region
2011-08-21	02:09:15.820Z	-18.6	168.165	35.2	5.5	mwc	Vanuatu
2011-08-21	00:23:39.650Z	-18.24	167.867	35	5.6	mwb	Vanuatu
2011-08-20	18:19:23.550Z	-18.311	168.218	28	7.1	mww	Vanuatu
2011-08-20	17:13:06.380Z	-18.308	168.156	35	6.5	mwc	Vanuatu
2011-08-20	16:55:02.810Z	-18.365	168.143	32	7.2	mww	Vanuatu
2011-08-20	10:27:17.320Z	-15.878	-179.451	10	5.5	mwc	Fiji region
2011-08-20	01:24:59.960Z	-22.504	-174.944	10	5.6	mwc	Tonga region
2011-08-19	05:36:33.040Z	37.671	141.652	47	6.2	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-08-19	03:54:26.780Z	-16.522	-177.004	407.9	6.2	mww	Fiji region
2011-08-17	11:44:08.370Z	36.765	143.77	9	6.1	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-08-16	20:24:03.670Z	-57.229	-25.452	44.3	5.7	mww	South Sandwich Islands region
2011-08-16	17:33:07.620Z	-5.557	147.144	186.4	5.6	mwb	eastern New Guinea region, Papua New Guinea
2011-08-16	11:03:56.430Z	-2.323	128.011	26	6.1	mww	Ceram Sea, Indonesia
2011-08-15	02:53:18.660Z	-1.814	-76.908	177.2	5.7	mww	Ecuador
2011-08-14	01:29:39.340Z	-1.337	-14.653	10	5.6	mwb	north of Ascension Island
2011-08-13	07:33:06.120Z	14.394	-94.674	6	5.8	mww	off the coast of Chiapas, Mexico
2011-08-13	07:14:47.590Z	-30.551	-177.932	10	5.5	mwc	Kermadec Islands, New Zealand
2011-08-12	03:15:09.130Z	-21.805	-177.021	218.8	5.5	mww	Fiji region
2011-08-11	18:22:04.920Z	37.034	140.893	44	5.8	mww	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-08-11	10:06:29.350Z	39.955	77.028	10	5.6	mww	southern Xinjiang, China
2011-08-11	01:13:41.240Z	-24.799	179.919	496.8	5.7	mwc	south of the Fiji Islands
2011-08-10	23:45:43.040Z	-7.04	-12.618	10	6	mww	Ascension Island region
2011-08-10	00:53:24.680Z	27.723	65.082	37	5.7	mww	Pakistan
2011-08-08	23:53:23.150Z	-11.11	162.339	23.2	5.6	mwc	Solomon Islands
2011-08-07	06:22:34.420Z	-11.791	168.308	403.4	5.6	mww	Santa Cruz Islands region
2011-08-06	13:22:34.000Z	-35.884	-73.334	31.9	5.5	mwc	offshore Bio-Bio, Chile
2011-08-05	16:08:45.580Z	-29.989	-176.728	10	5.7	mwc	Kermadec Islands region
2011-08-04	13:51:34.560Z	48.833	154.769	36	6.1	mww	Kuril Islands
2011-08-04	00:16:07.470Z	-2.837	101.09	35	5.8	mww	southern Sumatra, Indonesia
2011-08-03	22:39:23.010Z	-5.045	148.161	10	5.7	mww	New Britain region, Papua New Guinea
2011-08-02	19:18:46.840Z	-23.983	179.007	528.9	5.7	mww	south of the Fiji Islands
2011-08-01	18:20:05.030Z	51.792	-171.267	41.2	5.6	mwc	Fox Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2011-08-01	14:58:09.060Z	34.631	138.433	13	5.9	mww	near the south coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-08-01	13:44:47.300Z	39.837	142.083	40	5.7	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-07-31	23:38:56.610Z	-3.518	144.828	10	6.6	mww	near the north coast of New Guinea, Papua New Guinea
2011-07-31	17:35:57.870Z	41.795	142.826	32.4	5.5	mb	Hokkaido, Japan region
2011-07-31	14:34:47.320Z	-17.016	171.579	10	6.1	mww	Vanuatu region
2011-07-30	18:53:50.720Z	36.942	140.955	38	6.3	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-07-30	17:48:51.990Z	12.899	143.234	122.4	5.5	mww	Guam region
2011-07-29	07:42:23.400Z	-23.801	179.751	532	6.7	mww	south of the Fiji Islands
2011-07-28	19:50:20.060Z	-35.77	-73.116	35	5.7	mww	offshore Maule, Chile
2011-07-28	09:01:39.030Z	40.344	143.236	30.9	5.6	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-07-27	23:00:29.670Z	10.799	-43.391	6	5.9	mww	northern Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2011-07-26	17:44:20.380Z	25.101	-109.525	12	6	mww	Gulf of California
2011-07-26	14:26:22.870Z	-9.23	67.113	10	5.8	mww	Mid-Indian Ridge
2011-07-26	06:17:37.480Z	52.99	159.794	33	5.6	mww	off the east coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia
2011-07-25	17:15:40.810Z	14.947	120.043	35	5.9	mww	Luzon, Philippines
2011-07-25	11:54:54.080Z	35.273	140.933	46	5.6	mwc	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-07-25	00:50:47.590Z	-3.182	150.611	10	6.3	mww	New Ireland region, Papua New Guinea
2011-07-24	18:51:25.070Z	37.73	141.39	40	6.3	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-07-23	16:34:41.820Z	13.107	145.253	14	5.5	mwb	Guam region
2011-07-23	06:28:34.630Z	54.695	-161.148	22.8	5.7	mwc	Alaska Peninsula
2011-07-23	04:34:24.180Z	38.898	141.815	41	6.3	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-07-23	02:56:51.350Z	-29.335	-69.705	103.4	5.5	mwb	San Juan, Argentina
2011-07-22	06:56:40.860Z	-20.325	-178.595	612.1	5.9	mww	Fiji region
2011-07-21	23:01:42.510Z	-62.496	164.452	10	6	mww	Balleny Islands region
2011-07-20	22:04:59.320Z	-10.34	162.01	21	6	mww	Solomon Islands
2011-07-19	19:35:43.480Z	40.081	71.41	20	6.1	mww	Kyrgyzstan
2011-07-19	07:15:55.580Z	-23.72	179.03	566.2	5.5	mwc	south of the Fiji Islands
2011-07-18	22:38:38.980Z	51.28	178.944	19	5.8	mww	Rat Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2011-07-18	18:15:24.930Z	52.801	152.944	494	5.5	mwc	northwest of the Kuril Islands
2011-07-16	19:59:12.890Z	54.787	-161.29	36	6.1	mww	Alaska Peninsula
2011-07-16	18:09:40.820Z	-18.867	169.364	246.4	5.6	mwb	Vanuatu
2011-07-16	17:06:39.030Z	-7.089	127.585	249	5.9	mww	Kepulauan Barat Daya, Indonesia
2011-07-16	07:03:32.560Z	-22.434	-174.999	6	5.8	mww	Tonga region
2011-07-16	00:26:12.640Z	-33.819	-71.832	20	6	mww	offshore Valparaiso, Chile
2011-07-15	13:26:02.950Z	-60.762	-23.523	10	6.1	mww	South Sandwich Islands region
2011-07-15	12:01:12.200Z	36.128	139.85	88.7	5.5	mwc	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-07-14	08:52:31.570Z	-38.237	-93.772	10	5.5	mwc	West Chile Rise
2011-07-12	21:06:13.620Z	-6.055	130.492	131.4	5.6	mww	Banda Sea
2011-07-12	20:11:01.260Z	10.648	-85.2	10	5.5	mwc	Costa Rica
2011-07-11	20:47:04.300Z	9.509	122.175	19	6.4	mww	Negros, Philippines
2011-07-11	15:51:23.500Z	-49.928	-114.076	10	5.7	mwc	southern East Pacific Rise
2011-07-11	10:48:32.960Z	-22.68	-174.746	21.1	5.6	mww	Tonga region
2011-07-11	08:53:58.070Z	-4.061	121.694	35	5.5	mwc	Sulawesi, Indonesia
2011-07-11	07:15:43.780Z	-29.487	-176.579	11	5.9	mww	Kermadec Islands region
2011-07-10	18:47:15.690Z	-15.418	-176.083	10	5.7	mwc	Fiji region
2011-07-10	00:57:10.800Z	38.034	143.264	23	7	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-07-09	19:35:18.750Z	-29.436	-177.007	15.2	6	mww	Kermadec Islands, New Zealand
2011-07-09	15:02:27.240Z	-29.337	-177.051	14	6	mww	Kermadec Islands, New Zealand
2011-07-09	13:54:23.570Z	-29.39	-177.12	19	5.9	mww	Kermadec Islands, New Zealand
2011-07-09	07:08:18.820Z	-21.16	-174.638	10	5.6	mwc	Tonga
2011-07-09	06:53:46.870Z	-21.206	-174.538	16	5.9	mww	Tonga
2011-07-09	05:51:38.540Z	-4.137	129.396	21	5.5	mwb	Banda Sea
2011-07-08	05:53:03.810Z	0.961	-26.419	10	5.6	mwc	central Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2011-07-07	18:35:40.740Z	37.125	140.869	35	5.5	mww	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-07-07	09:29:59.560Z	-29.153	-176.942	30.8	5.8	mwc	Kermadec Islands region
2011-07-07	09:10:50.240Z	-28.978	-176.711	10	5.7	mwc	Kermadec Islands region
2011-07-07	04:40:15.060Z	-29.889	-176.338	12	5.5	mwc	Kermadec Islands region
2011-07-06	20:35:38.860Z	-29.565	-176.249	10	5.6	mb	Kermadec Islands region
2011-07-06	19:03:18.260Z	-29.539	-176.34	17	7.6	mww	Kermadec Islands region
2011-07-06	15:14:59.030Z	36.372	141.618	10	5.7	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-07-05	19:02:38.790Z	-14.811	-176.025	24.8	5.7	mwc	Fiji region
2011-07-05	03:36:25.150Z	-38.674	175.75	152.3	5.5	mwc	North Island of New Zealand
2011-07-03	06:34:36.870Z	12.326	-87.62	36	5.7	mww	near the coast of Nicaragua
2011-07-01	16:25:48.580Z	-6.626	147.85	35	5.6	mww	eastern New Guinea region, Papua New Guinea
2011-07-01	13:18:47.830Z	13.091	146.577	22	5.6	mww	Mariana Islands region
2011-06-30	09:47:09.050Z	-23.566	-175.884	35	5.5	mwc	Tonga region
2011-06-30	09:09:18.260Z	-23.535	-175.849	35	5.7	mww	Tonga region
2011-06-30	04:30:54.110Z	-23.483	-175.913	35	5.6	mww	Tonga region
2011-06-29	05:36:46.000Z	-33.906	-72.341	19.7	5.5	mwc	offshore Libertador O’Higgins, Chile
2011-06-28	06:48:32.510Z	52.087	-171.702	30	5.8	mww	Fox Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2011-06-27	23:27:33.500Z	52.003	-171.762	29	5.8	mww	Fox Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2011-06-27	16:47:14.290Z	-8.926	122.471	119.7	5.5	mww	Flores region, Indonesia
2011-06-27	00:30:29.680Z	-17.112	-173.692	35	5.5	mwb	Tonga
2011-06-26	12:19:16.690Z	-2.412	136.657	18.8	5.6	mb	near the north coast of Papua, Indonesia
2011-06-26	12:16:38.600Z	-2.384	136.631	17	6.3	mww	near the north coast of Papua, Indonesia
2011-06-26	09:19:48.080Z	18.863	146.279	99.4	5.5	mwb	Pagan region, Northern Mariana Islands
2011-06-25	21:16:55.480Z	-24.512	179.37	527.9	5.6	mww	south of the Fiji Islands
2011-06-24	17:39:27.210Z	42.049	142.553	58.1	5.5	mwb	Hokkaido, Japan region
2011-06-24	06:33:07.850Z	-10.925	165.931	72.1	6.1	mwc	Santa Cruz Islands
2011-06-24	03:09:39.470Z	52.05	-171.836	52	7.3	mww	Fox Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2011-06-22	21:50:52.350Z	39.955	142.205	33	6.7	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-06-22	14:28:59.170Z	40.046	142.777	42.7	5.7	mwc	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-06-21	02:04:15.940Z	-11.479	165.551	14	6	mww	Santa Cruz Islands
2011-06-20	18:13:21.410Z	-13.287	167.214	207.1	5.7	mwc	Vanuatu
2011-06-20	16:36:01.160Z	-21.701	-68.228	128	6.4	mww	Antofagasta, Chile
2011-06-19	11:05:29.560Z	-54.889	-129.493	10	5.5	mwc	Pacific-Antarctic Ridge
2011-06-19	00:20:03.800Z	-5.963	-80.976	10	5.5	mwb	near the coast of northern Peru
2011-06-18	17:30:19.520Z	14.021	-91.64	32	5.5	mww	offshore Guatemala
2011-06-18	11:31:05.880Z	37.664	141.664	20	5.7	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-06-17	09:16:12.570Z	13.303	41.732	10	5.6	mwb	Eritrea – Ethiopia region
2011-06-16	00:03:35.790Z	-5.928	151.04	16	6.4	mww	New Britain region, Papua New Guinea
2011-06-15	01:05:30.700Z	27.784	57.766	34	5.5	mwc	southern Iran
2011-06-14	13:06:52.190Z	37.727	143.512	14	5.7	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-06-14	03:01:29.790Z	1.844	99.109	22	5.6	mww	northern Sumatra, Indonesia
2011-06-14	00:08:32.490Z	1.831	99.225	17	5.5	mww	northern Sumatra, Indonesia
2011-06-13	14:31:22.990Z	2.515	126.457	61.1	6.3	mww	Molucca Sea
2011-06-13	02:20:49.330Z	-43.564	172.743	6.1	5.9	mww	South Island of New Zealand
2011-06-12	20:32:40.490Z	13.414	41.735	10	5.6	mww	Eritrea – Ethiopia region
2011-06-09	20:16:28.330Z	-30.42	-178.055	30.7	5.6	mww	Kermadec Islands, New Zealand
2011-06-08	15:40:15.100Z	-4.571	149.936	511.4	5.5	mwc	Bismarck Sea
2011-06-08	03:06:22.650Z	-17.083	-69.518	145.7	5.9	mww	Peru-Bolivia border region
2011-06-07	05:18:32.430Z	-44.176	-16.039	10	5.6	mwc	southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2011-06-05	16:35:04.290Z	-15.115	-177.886	12.6	5.9	mww	Fiji region
2011-06-05	11:51:12.010Z	-55.843	146.62	3	6.4	mww	west of Macquarie Island
2011-06-03	16:00:15.030Z	37.067	140.912	17	5.5	mww	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-06-03	07:27:11.820Z	9.635	92.459	45	5.5	mww	Nicobar Islands, India region
2011-06-03	00:05:00.830Z	37.285	143.907	14	6.1	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-06-01	12:55:22.380Z	-37.578	-73.691	21	6.3	mww	offshore Bio-Bio, Chile
2011-05-29	18:24:01.200Z	-7.715	101.757	13	5.9	mww	southwest of Sumatra, Indonesia
2011-05-28	18:37:34.480Z	-27.261	-178.523	306.6	5.5	mwc	Kermadec Islands region
2011-05-28	18:35:52.510Z	-27.466	-178.531	307.4	5.5	mwc	Kermadec Islands region
2011-05-28	17:07:41.080Z	-5.704	103.493	32	5.7	mww	southern Sumatra, Indonesia
2011-05-24	17:43:24.070Z	52.596	-173.256	137.6	5.5	mww	Andreanof Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2011-05-24	03:40:51.300Z	39.709	143.247	16	5.8	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-05-22	16:42:24.480Z	13.595	120.754	148.6	5.7	mww	Mindoro, Philippines
2011-05-22	14:46:11.670Z	37.601	143.488	28.6	5.6	mwb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-05-21	22:06:26.390Z	35.597	140.492	37	5.6	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-05-21	21:17:02.360Z	-30.822	-178.17	34	5.9	mww	Kermadec Islands, New Zealand
2011-05-21	00:16:25.560Z	-56.074	-27.11	48	5.9	mww	South Sandwich Islands region
2011-05-20	19:43:16.170Z	-7.192	146.909	7	5.7	mww	eastern New Guinea region, Papua New Guinea
2011-05-20	00:46:16.950Z	35.761	140.843	29	5.8	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-05-19	20:15:22.940Z	39.149	29.103	7	5.8	mww	western Turkey
2011-05-18	18:51:26.580Z	-6.628	147.893	52.9	5.5	mwc	eastern New Guinea region, Papua New Guinea
2011-05-18	17:42:35.650Z	55.521	163.846	14.2	5.5	mww	off the east coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia
2011-05-17	10:35:26.960Z	-15.645	-175.221	10	5.7	mww	Tonga
2011-05-17	00:14:57.650Z	-9.203	112.585	28	5.7	mww	south of Java, Indonesia
2011-05-15	23:25:06.190Z	-6.861	155.061	35	5.5	mww	Bougainville region, Papua New Guinea
2011-05-15	18:37:10.370Z	-6.104	154.414	40	6.4	mww	Bougainville region, Papua New Guinea
2011-05-15	13:08:13.060Z	0.569	-25.647	10	6.1	mww	central Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2011-05-14	21:07:22.160Z	36.409	70.748	207.3	5.9	mww	Hindu Kush region, Afghanistan
2011-05-13	23:35:52.860Z	37.396	141.341	35	6.1	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-05-13	22:47:54.000Z	9.954	-84.313	72.8	5.9	mww	Costa Rica
2011-05-13	03:36:50.490Z	-59.438	-151.353	10	5.7	mwc	Pacific-Antarctic Ridge
2011-05-13	01:04:36.760Z	12.434	143.987	5.8	5.5	mww	Guam region
2011-05-11	08:19:33.480Z	-20.298	168.349	10	5.6	mww	Loyalty Islands, New Caledonia
2011-05-10	16:45:45.110Z	-4.702	-105.515	10	5.5	mwc	central East Pacific Rise
2011-05-10	15:26:04.610Z	43.292	130.938	544.6	5.7	mwc	Jilin-Heilongjiang border region, China
2011-05-10	15:05:22.180Z	-4.742	-105.594	10	5.5	mwc	central East Pacific Rise
2011-05-10	10:44:07.400Z	-20.311	168.451	10	5.5	mb	Loyalty Islands, New Caledonia
2011-05-10	10:24:17.470Z	-20.272	168.397	10	5.9	mwc	Loyalty Islands, New Caledonia
2011-05-10	08:55:08.930Z	-20.244	168.226	11	6.8	mww	Loyalty Islands, New Caledonia
2011-05-09	20:15:53.560Z	37.739	143.536	11	5.6	mwc	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-05-09	19:13:25.920Z	5.343	126.415	28.8	5.7	mwc	Mindanao, Philippines
2011-05-09	18:54:43.730Z	-56.65	147.411	9	5.9	mww	west of Macquarie Island
2011-05-07	20:52:20.760Z	40.239	142.243	35	5.7	mwb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-05-06	06:46:23.470Z	-0.065	122.948	82	5.5	mww	Sulawesi, Indonesia
2011-05-05	23:21:22.100Z	26.124	128.398	10	5.5	mww	Ryukyu Islands, Japan
2011-05-05	16:57:36.610Z	55.019	-160.688	36	5.8	mww	Alaska Peninsula
2011-05-05	16:15:25.120Z	-25.192	-177.552	184.7	5.6	mwc	south of the Fiji Islands
2011-05-05	14:58:18.680Z	38.17	144.032	11	6	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-05-05	14:13:01.580Z	55.094	-160.538	39	5.7	mww	Alaska Peninsula
2011-05-05	13:24:07.840Z	16.784	-98.618	24	5.7	mww	Guerrero, Mexico
2011-05-04	17:38:37.620Z	-4.893	101.848	26	5.6	mww	southern Sumatra, Indonesia
2011-05-04	16:13:28.580Z	-20.396	-178.548	583.6	5.5	mww	Fiji region
2011-05-02	13:20:57.220Z	-15.483	-174.343	10	5.5	mwc	Tonga
2011-05-01	16:12:41.350Z	-6.947	155.86	46	5.8	mww	Bougainville region, Papua New Guinea
2011-04-30	08:19:16.710Z	6.854	-82.33	12	6.1	mww	south of Panama
2011-04-30	05:45:35.040Z	-3.262	148.625	8	5.7	mww	Bismarck Sea
2011-04-28	13:07:43.850Z	10.129	-103.614	10	5.8	mww	northern East Pacific Rise
2011-04-28	09:27:47.230Z	37.455	141.653	38	5.5	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-04-28	07:42:34.860Z	-9.973	160.492	11	5.7	mww	Solomon Islands
2011-04-26	11:07:27.040Z	16.851	-99.471	11	5.5	mwb	Guerrero, Mexico
2011-04-26	10:43:07.530Z	-13.384	-111.298	10	5.5	mwc	central East Pacific Rise
2011-04-26	06:39:36.520Z	-8.081	108.477	95.4	5.6	mww	Java, Indonesia
2011-04-24	23:07:51.490Z	-4.586	122.771	8	6.1	mww	Sulawesi, Indonesia
2011-04-24	22:44:15.800Z	-35.42	-16.958	10	5.6	mww	southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2011-04-24	21:09:32.690Z	-35.704	-16.994	10	5.6	mww	southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2011-04-23	10:12:46.980Z	39.097	142.87	31	5.9	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-04-23	04:16:54.720Z	-10.375	161.2	79	6.8	mww	Solomon Islands
2011-04-22	17:14:51.160Z	-22.805	-174.592	22.3	5.5	mwc	Tonga region
2011-04-22	05:12:48.000Z	-37.905	-73.903	19.2	5.6	mwb	offshore Bio-Bio, Chile
2011-04-21	16:11:18.450Z	37.553	141.219	55.6	5.6	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-04-21	13:37:03.340Z	35.579	140.305	43	6.2	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-04-21	01:54:41.580Z	40.306	143.628	11	5.8	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-04-21	00:39:03.210Z	40.341	143.549	10	5.7	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-04-18	13:03:02.730Z	-34.336	179.874	86	6.6	mww	south of the Kermadec Islands
2011-04-17	01:58:49.310Z	-27.596	-63.201	556.7	5.7	mww	Santiago Del Estero, Argentina
2011-04-16	20:36:46.320Z	36.878	143.917	15.1	5.5	mwb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-04-16	02:19:30.790Z	36.378	139.653	77	5.8	mww	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-04-16	01:11:10.380Z	25.435	123.897	131	5.7	mww	northeast of Taiwan
2011-04-15	21:46:22.700Z	-18.691	-175.363	216.3	5.7	mww	Tonga
2011-04-15	02:06:28.420Z	-15.281	-173.238	17	5.8	mww	Tonga
2011-04-14	20:50:15.080Z	11.237	-86.337	22	5.7	mww	near the coast of Nicaragua
2011-04-14	06:08:47.340Z	35.56	141.881	10	5.7	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-04-14	05:45:17.300Z	-33.049	-178.526	18.6	5.5	mwb	south of the Kermadec Islands
2011-04-13	20:32:21.420Z	39.619	143.191	18.5	5.5	mwc	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-04-13	19:57:25.420Z	39.583	143.34	22	6	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-04-12	19:37:48.290Z	39.368	141.895	45	5.6	mww	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-04-12	05:07:41.860Z	37.107	140.368	11	5.9	mww	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-04-11	23:08:16.870Z	35.417	140.575	15	6.2	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-04-11	22:26:20.030Z	36.809	138.284	17.1	5.5	mwc	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-04-11	11:42:35.130Z	36.98	140.356	10	5.5	mwr	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-04-11	08:16:50.910Z	37.791	140.812	10	5.8	mb	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-04-11	08:16:12.730Z	37.001	140.401	11	6.6	mww	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-04-09	12:57:47.820Z	29.999	131.78	11	5.9	mww	southeast of the Ryukyu Islands, Japan
2011-04-07	20:41:51.470Z	17.107	-85.078	7	5.8	mww	north of Honduras
2011-04-07	14:32:43.290Z	38.276	141.588	42	7.1	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-04-07	13:11:22.400Z	17.208	-94.338	166.2	6.6	mww	Veracruz, Mexico
2011-04-06	14:01:42.560Z	1.612	97.086	20	6	mww	Nias region, Indonesia
2011-04-05	11:14:15.340Z	3.029	126.94	20	5.9	mww	Kepulauan Talaud, Indonesia
2011-04-05	04:10:07.190Z	-17.662	-178.595	552.4	5.8	mwb	Fiji region
2011-04-03	20:06:40.390Z	-9.848	107.693	14	6.7	mww	south of Java, Indonesia
2011-04-03	14:07:09.330Z	-17.642	-178.585	551.7	6.4	mww	Fiji region
2011-04-02	10:59:40.380Z	-19.543	-69.014	110	5.9	mww	Tarapaca, Chile
2011-04-02	06:05:00.730Z	-5.574	153.964	55	5.5	mwb	New Ireland region, Papua New Guinea
2011-04-01	17:03:46.390Z	40.282	143.209	20.5	5.5	mwb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-04-01	13:29:10.690Z	35.662	26.56	59.9	6	mww	Crete, Greece
2011-04-01	11:57:54.390Z	39.323	141.95	41	5.9	mww	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-03-31	07:15:30.190Z	38.922	141.821	42	6	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-31	00:11:58.300Z	-16.541	-177.517	15.5	6.3	mww	Fiji region
2011-03-30	05:29:52.520Z	36.143	142.464	11	5.7	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-29	16:35:49.290Z	39.591	143.455	25.3	5.5	mwb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-29	10:54:33.200Z	37.401	142.29	15	6.1	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-27	22:23:58.800Z	38.415	142.011	19	6.2	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-27	06:20:56.010Z	14.374	-92.347	35	5.6	mww	offshore Chiapas, Mexico
2011-03-26	22:49:40.820Z	-15.848	-179.405	6	6	mww	Fiji region
2011-03-25	11:36:24.490Z	38.772	141.88	39	6.2	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-24	15:54:35.150Z	20.65	99.77	10	5.7	mwc	Myanmar
2011-03-24	13:55:12.010Z	20.687	99.822	8	6.9	mww	Myanmar
2011-03-24	08:21:00.140Z	39.079	142.084	27	5.8	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-22	22:35:00.720Z	37.111	140.58	37.5	5.5	mb	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-03-22	22:13:57.200Z	37.014	140.679	40.7	5.5	mb	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-03-22	22:12:31.820Z	37.065	140.638	18	5.5	mwb	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-03-22	15:03:46.840Z	35.787	141.567	19	5.6	mwc	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-22	13:50:51.910Z	35.795	141.549	20	5.9	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-22	13:31:27.650Z	-33.096	-15.977	5	5.8	mww	southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2011-03-22	12:04:08.970Z	36.289	141.404	45	5.7	mwc	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-22	12:01:22.420Z	36.866	143.188	10	5.6	mwc	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-22	11:21:39.290Z	39.733	143.113	30.9	5.6	mwc	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-22	09:44:29.330Z	39.851	143.437	13	6.4	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-22	09:19:06.230Z	37.325	141.791	31	6.1	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-22	07:18:45.380Z	37.244	144.003	11	6.4	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-22	03:38:35.840Z	35.205	140.997	20	5.7	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-21	10:36:50.060Z	13.915	120.566	101.8	5.5	mwb	Mindoro, Philippines
2011-03-21	09:49:01.580Z	36.491	70.927	190.2	5.8	mww	Hindu Kush region, Afghanistan
2011-03-20	15:20:28.320Z	-31.129	-179.823	321	5.7	mwc	Kermadec Islands region
2011-03-20	12:03:46.720Z	39.35	141.824	42	5.8	mww	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-03-20	08:26:09.580Z	18.994	121.246	27	6	mww	Luzon, Philippines
2011-03-20	05:55:30.890Z	37.724	141.363	57.1	5.6	mwc	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-19	09:56:47.710Z	36.796	140.268	6	5.7	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-19	01:22:44.790Z	39.696	142.904	15	5.9	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-18	23:33:01.380Z	39.161	142.23	41.6	5.5	mwb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-18	03:23:53.830Z	37.759	143.488	6.4	5.5	mwc	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-17	18:55:36.930Z	37.125	142.335	26	5.5	mwb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-17	12:54:52.640Z	36.757	141.202	29	5.8	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-17	12:32:04.610Z	35.496	140.763	35.8	5.5	mwb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-17	08:03:00.790Z	-17.266	167.899	10	5.8	mww	Vanuatu
2011-03-17	06:12:41.550Z	37.709	143.443	16.5	5.6	mwc	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-17	04:13:56.780Z	40.136	142.168	29	6.2	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-17	02:48:00.030Z	-17.275	167.826	17	6.2	mww	Vanuatu
2011-03-16	22:36:16.000Z	-32.564	-71.726	32.7	5.5	mwc	offshore Valparaiso, Chile
2011-03-16	06:29:03.250Z	39.887	142.019	36	5.7	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-16	03:52:02.970Z	35.747	140.71	10	5.7	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-15	20:29:59.820Z	35.209	140.994	19.4	5.7	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-15	15:23:53.850Z	40.335	143.288	18	6.1	mwc	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-15	13:31:46.320Z	35.272	138.582	9	6	mww	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-03-15	13:27:56.630Z	37.576	142.237	28	6	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-15	11:46:21.020Z	40.419	142.959	35.3	5.5	mwc	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-15	09:49:52.640Z	37.367	142.301	8	5.8	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-14	17:59:41.080Z	37.206	142.245	20.3	5.6	mwb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-14	06:12:36.060Z	37.785	142.456	14	6	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-14	01:02:38.560Z	36.408	140.894	11	5.5	mwb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-13	17:55:21.600Z	35.152	141.1	9.6	5.6	mwb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-13	11:37:30.420Z	37.348	142.394	17	5.7	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-13	09:52:30.970Z	38.849	141.858	33	5.6	mwb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-13	07:56:42.520Z	39.642	143.181	13	5.7	mwb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-13	02:23:34.520Z	36.344	142.344	10.1	5.8	mwc	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-13	01:26:04.250Z	35.723	141.637	8	6.1	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-12	23:24:48.780Z	38.047	141.72	15	6.1	mwb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-12	22:12:46.270Z	37.681	141.889	16	5.8	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-12	17:19:23.850Z	36.517	142.482	10	5.8	mwb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-12	14:43:10.850Z	39.465	142.405	35	5.8	mwc	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-12	14:03:31.310Z	38.791	142.549	35	5.6	mwc	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-12	13:25:59.840Z	25.209	-109.82	12.6	5.6	mwc	Gulf of California
2011-03-12	13:15:41.650Z	37.249	141.159	38	6.1	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-12	12:53:52.100Z	37.734	143.506	34.1	5.9	mwc	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-12	10:53:30.780Z	39.049	142.279	27	5.7	mwb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-12	09:51:35.310Z	-3.84	151.453	10	5.6	mwc	New Ireland region, Papua New Guinea
2011-03-12	06:18:44.570Z	39.171	142.33	53.7	5.5	mwc	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-12	04:52:57.130Z	40.082	143.202	25.5	5.7	mwc	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-12	04:04:49.580Z	-3.016	139.1	59.4	5.5	mb	Papua, Indonesia
2011-03-12	03:11:57.760Z	35.952	141.344	16.7	5.9	mwc	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-12	03:01:47.410Z	39.549	142.598	19.9	5.8	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-12	02:47:33.500Z	37.6	143.61	14.6	5.9	mwc	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-12	01:47:15.400Z	37.594	142.648	20	6.5	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-12	01:46:20.540Z	37.328	141.754	32.2	5.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-12	01:34:09.620Z	38.751	142.831	22.3	5.8	mwc	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-12	01:19:07.200Z	-16.724	-173.205	14	5.8	mwb	Tonga
2011-03-12	00:45:09.180Z	36.112	141.768	20	5.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	22:51:19.850Z	37.834	144.827	39.3	5.7	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	20:36:10.270Z	37.829	142.828	25.8	5.5	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	20:23:41.280Z	35.814	141.605	8.1	5.7	ms	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	20:11:24.060Z	39.005	142.633	17.4	6.1	mwc	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	19:46:50.880Z	40.483	139.055	10	6.2	mwc	near the west coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	19:31:56.250Z	36.943	138.3	12.4	5.7	ms	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	19:24:24.510Z	35.685	140.658	2.2	5.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	19:08:38.730Z	36.264	140.884	9.1	5.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	19:02:59.170Z	39.342	142.872	27.1	6	mwb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	18:59:16.540Z	37.014	138.376	9.3	6.2	mwb	near the west coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	18:17:07.290Z	36.22	141.628	39.5	5.8	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	18:11:24.660Z	37.197	142.096	15.6	5.7	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	17:17:23.610Z	35.331	141.391	1.7	5.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	17:16:56.210Z	36.999	144.159	9.3	5.6	ms	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	16:11:30.000Z	39.464	143.465	35	5.5	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	15:22:27.020Z	35.637	141.548	35	5.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	15:20:08.190Z	36.398	141.864	52.8	6	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	15:19:38.270Z	36.247	141.856	35	5.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	15:13:14.680Z	35.994	141.808	21	6.3	mwb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	15:07:39.530Z	36.332	141.54	15.1	5.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	14:56:11.930Z	35.96	141.403	10.2	5.8	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	14:27:57.040Z	37.112	144.036	20.7	5.5	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	14:00:38.590Z	36.123	140.761	51.3	5.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	13:43:09.590Z	38.989	144.126	25.3	5.7	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	13:34:30.600Z	36.162	141.84	4.7	5.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	13:18:16.630Z	37.575	142.827	35	5.5	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	13:16:51.500Z	36.371	141.743	57.7	5.6	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	12:56:05.330Z	37.795	141.96	35	5.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	12:49:02.640Z	36.147	141.602	35	5.6	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	12:15:45.320Z	39.084	142.264	50.2	5.8	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	12:12:54.800Z	38.055	142.548	35	5.9	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	11:58:54.410Z	35.752	142.08	35	5.6	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	11:56:13.240Z	36.267	141.527	23.1	5.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	11:46:42.500Z	36.004	141.171	17.7	5.8	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	11:44:28.300Z	36.695	142.244	35	5.7	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	11:36:40.920Z	39.241	142.463	25.7	6.6	ms	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	11:32:27.130Z	39.065	143.166	36.3	5.8	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	11:32:14.800Z	36.238	142.396	35	5.7	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	11:21:29.790Z	37.547	143.073	35	5.8	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	11:21:03.070Z	35.684	140.933	35	5.7	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	11:16:50.250Z	36.628	141.809	36.6	5.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	11:13:12.980Z	36.38	141.778	25.9	5.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	11:10:58.300Z	35.535	141.842	35	5.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	11:00:52.420Z	37.737	141.496	41.8	5.6	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	10:45:44.690Z	38.417	143.752	33.3	5.6	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	10:28:42.690Z	39.397	143.592	20	5.9	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	10:22:02.630Z	36.665	142.521	10	5.7	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	10:10:34.220Z	39.185	142.76	26.5	6	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	09:37:04.610Z	35.912	141.601	5.8	5.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	09:09:14.680Z	37.683	143.311	39.2	5.5	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	08:52:23.420Z	36.77	141.924	17	5.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	08:46:45.850Z	37.416	142.451	25.8	5.6	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	08:44:00.140Z	36.122	140.966	47.3	5.6	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	08:40:56.140Z	37.447	140.984	39.5	5.9	mb	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	08:39:12.960Z	37.64	142.771	46.2	5.5	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	08:35:22.110Z	36.033	140.984	19.7	5.6	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	08:33:00.780Z	39.14	142.967	27.6	6	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	08:31:09.260Z	37.469	141.176	37.3	6	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	08:27:51.600Z	38.017	142.657	42.8	6	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	08:26:36.930Z	37.367	143.017	17	6.1	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	08:19:24.380Z	36.166	141.562	6.8	6.5	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	08:15:41.850Z	37.047	144.541	41	6.1	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	08:12:07.260Z	36.569	141.486	39.6	6.2	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	08:10:29.340Z	36.287	140.852	19.5	5.6	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	08:04:58.780Z	37.593	142.208	48.9	5.7	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	08:01:57.000Z	36.936	142.7	19.3	5.9	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:59:48.970Z	37.012	142.78	0.7	5.7	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:56:15.410Z	37.106	142.226	38	5.6	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:54:45.420Z	37.743	141.573	50.8	5.7	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:44:27.990Z	36.195	141.813	13.8	5.8	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:42:55.650Z	36.403	141.892	35	5.7	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:38:27.600Z	39.204	142.793	38.5	5.8	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:35:52.220Z	36.943	142.309	21.9	5.7	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:33:33.660Z	36.323	142.71	35	5.7	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:30:18.450Z	37.442	141.195	49.2	6	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:29:01.830Z	39.031	142.349	45.4	6.3	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:28:12.360Z	36.823	141.824	28.4	6.1	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:25:36.460Z	37.934	144.529	39.5	6.1	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:23:16.910Z	37.454	142.097	19.6	5.9	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:17:42.760Z	37.006	142.406	6.3	5.8	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:14:58.820Z	36.586	141.823	24.7	6.3	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:13:47.620Z	36.103	142.358	35	5.9	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:10:59.890Z	37.879	142.681	33.7	5.8	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:09:58.330Z	36.718	141.856	35	5.6	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:09:12.050Z	36.714	141.874	28.2	5.7	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:06:45.820Z	37.778	142.98	21.5	5.6	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:05:21.100Z	38.442	143.6	15.4	5.7	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:04:16.170Z	38.964	142.398	23.7	5.8	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:03:00.000Z	37.924	142.802	19.1	5.6	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:02:57.260Z	39.693	142.529	41.6	5.8	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	07:01:11.640Z	36.628	143.755	36.1	5.7	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:59:00.270Z	37.357	144.725	35.9	6.3	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:57:16.510Z	35.712	140.875	47.5	6	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:55:33.600Z	37.562	142.855	39.8	5.9	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:52:28.510Z	38.061	143.016	33.6	5.5	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:49:57.540Z	40.668	141.605	44.9	5.8	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:49:16.610Z	37.337	144.237	47.3	6.1	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:48:45.590Z	37.961	142.724	11.7	6.2	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:46:31.190Z	37.956	143.248	30.6	5.9	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:41:01.450Z	39.599	141.576	35	5.8	mb	eastern Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:39:39.320Z	37.04	142.463	40.1	5.5	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:38:11.330Z	36.094	141.665	47.2	5.8	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:37:05.580Z	37.465	142.404	52.4	5.6	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:35:20.900Z	35.806	141.1	10.3	5.8	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:33:06.070Z	36.625	141.867	39.1	5.9	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:29:15.990Z	37.812	144.233	40.6	6.1	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:25:50.300Z	38.058	144.59	18.6	7.7	mwc	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:23:09.480Z	39.03	142.284	56.3	6.2	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:21:32.700Z	38.29	142.813	51.7	6.2	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:20:04.110Z	36.004	142.067	49.3	6.5	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:18:49.510Z	36.023	142.269	16	6.6	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:15:40.280Z	36.281	141.111	42.6	7.9	mwc	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:15:23.120Z	37.93	143.802	35	6.3	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:13:01.040Z	37.211	141.601	40.1	6.2	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:12:36.360Z	37.788	144.233	25.4	6.2	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:11:15.610Z	36.109	141.696	26.6	5.9	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:08:29.660Z	38.969	143.37	2.8	6.7	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:07:20.880Z	36.419	141.876	32.3	6.4	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:06:13.170Z	39.003	142.29	42.7	6.3	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:05:02.230Z	36.375	141.777	34.2	5.8	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:03:55.260Z	36.469	141.84	22.6	5.9	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	06:00:39.300Z	38.095	142.492	40.6	6.2	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	05:59:31.580Z	37.054	141.763	8.4	5.9	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	05:58:07.490Z	37.623	142.155	50.7	6.3	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	05:55:45.480Z	37.359	143.351	35	6.4	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	05:54:31.940Z	37.712	141.184	32.3	6.3	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	05:46:24.120Z	38.297	142.373	29	9	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-11	00:14:48.330Z	-53.21	-117.837	10	5.7	mwc	southern East Pacific Rise
2011-03-10	17:08:36.860Z	-6.873	116.72	510.6	6.5	mww	Bali Sea
2011-03-10	08:08:20.560Z	38.603	143.27	17.4	5.6	mwb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-10	04:58:13.750Z	24.727	97.957	10	5.5	mwc	Myanmar-China border region
2011-03-09	21:24:49.760Z	-5.985	149.777	29	6.4	mww	New Britain region, Papua New Guinea
2011-03-09	21:24:01.680Z	38.296	142.808	15	6.5	mwc	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-09	21:22:17.580Z	38.345	142.648	23	6	mwc	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-09	18:44:38.500Z	38.503	143.166	23.8	5.9	mww	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-09	18:16:16.440Z	38.315	142.434	22	6	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-09	04:37:04.990Z	38.665	142.991	37.8	5.6	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-09	02:58:14.080Z	38.246	143.102	35	5.7	mb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-09	02:57:16.670Z	38.361	142.91	23.2	5.7	mb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-09	02:45:20.330Z	38.435	142.842	32	7.3	mww	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-03-07	00:09:36.450Z	-10.349	160.766	22	6.3	mww	Solomon Islands
2011-03-06	14:32:36.080Z	-56.422	-27.063	87.7	6.5	mww	South Sandwich Islands region
2011-03-06	12:31:59.780Z	-18.021	-69.362	118	6.3	mww	Tarapaca, Chile
2011-03-04	04:07:48.620Z	-8.933	157.236	10	5.6	mww	Solomon Islands
2011-03-03	15:12:01.430Z	9.457	125.935	49.7	5.5	mwc	Mindanao, Philippines
2011-03-02	18:50:49.410Z	8.596	-76.855	44.2	5.7	mww	near the north coast of Colombia
2011-03-01	00:53:46.340Z	-29.701	-111.981	10	6	mww	Easter Island region
2011-02-28	23:42:17.440Z	-29.474	-112.061	9.8	5.5	mwc	Easter Island region
2011-02-28	11:04:16.490Z	-59.233	-17.012	10	5.6	mwc	east of the South Sandwich Islands
2011-02-28	07:49:07.000Z	34.98	25.42	53	5.7	mwc	Crete, Greece
2011-02-28	01:29:25.000Z	-37.36	-73.695	31.5	5.8	mwb	offshore Bio-Bio, Chile
2011-02-26	02:10:24.180Z	-10.622	164.899	49.2	5.9	mwb	Santa Cruz Islands region
2011-02-25	13:07:26.500Z	17.843	-95.007	122.7	5.9	mww	Veracruz, Mexico
2011-02-24	03:01:16.540Z	-17.811	-174.434	122.5	5.6	mwb	Tonga
2011-02-23	03:01:36.370Z	12.388	-87.815	41	5.7	mwb	near the coast of Nicaragua
2011-02-22	14:09:50.780Z	22.11	143.842	112.8	5.5	mwb	Volcano Islands, Japan region
2011-02-22	01:50:29.710Z	-43.598	172.621	6.6	5.6	mwr	South Island of New Zealand
2011-02-22	00:04:19.360Z	-43.59	172.65	5.9	5.5	mwr	South Island of New Zealand
2011-02-21	23:51:42.350Z	-43.583	172.68	5.9	6.1	mww	South Island of New Zealand
2011-02-21	12:26:32.050Z	-10.281	161.415	69.8	5.5	mwc	Solomon Islands
2011-02-21	10:57:52.410Z	-26.142	178.394	558.1	6.5	mww	south of the Fiji Islands
2011-02-21	06:58:36.410Z	-27.149	-64.688	12.7	5.6	mwb	Santiago Del Estero, Argentina
2011-02-20	21:43:24.150Z	55.918	162.117	33	6.1	mww	near the east coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia
2011-02-18	04:23:18.580Z	-4.614	153.157	57.7	5.5	mwb	New Ireland region, Papua New Guinea
2011-02-17	20:51:04.640Z	-14.165	166.471	22.3	5.6	mww	Vanuatu
2011-02-15	19:01:03.400Z	38.321	143.162	26.2	5.5	mwb	off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2011-02-15	13:33:53.180Z	-2.497	121.483	16.2	6.1	mww	Sulawesi, Indonesia
2011-02-14	03:40:09.920Z	-35.38	-72.834	21	6.7	mww	offshore Maule, Chile
2011-02-13	13:44:36.450Z	-36.557	-73.275	18.9	5.5	mwb	offshore Bio-Bio, Chile
2011-02-13	10:35:06.740Z	-36.649	-73.176	17	6	mwc	offshore Bio-Bio, Chile
2011-02-13	08:51:34.000Z	-36.565	-73.178	20.7	5.8	mwb	offshore Bio-Bio, Chile
2011-02-12	17:57:56.130Z	-20.879	-175.672	85	6.1	mww	Tonga
2011-02-12	11:55:24.830Z	1.993	126.833	35	5.6	mwb	Molucca Sea
2011-02-12	03:03:04.280Z	-31.241	-177.809	10	5.6	mwc	Kermadec Islands region
2011-02-12	02:53:15.100Z	0.079	-17.018	10	5.7	mwc	north of Ascension Island
2011-02-12	01:17:01.410Z	-37.027	-72.954	16	6.1	mwb	Bio-Bio, Chile
2011-02-11	23:39:21.310Z	-37.196	-73.198	15	5.9	mwb	Bio-Bio, Chile
2011-02-11	20:05:30.910Z	-36.422	-72.96	26	6.9	mww	offshore Bio-Bio, Chile
2011-02-10	14:41:58.820Z	4.077	123.039	525	6.6	mwb	Celebes Sea
2011-02-10	14:39:27.710Z	4.195	122.974	523.2	6.5	mww	Celebes Sea
2011-02-07	19:53:42.910Z	-7.154	155.184	415	6.4	mww	Solomon Islands
2011-02-06	11:21:16.280Z	-8.283	104.067	7	5.6	mwb	southwest of Sumatra, Indonesia
2011-02-05	16:11:39.680Z	-37.621	-73.448	28.9	5.8	mww	Bio-Bio, Chile
2011-02-04	14:20:55.490Z	-14.188	166.459	10	5.9	mwc	Vanuatu
2011-02-04	13:53:46.260Z	24.618	94.68	85	6.2	mww	Myanmar-India border region
2011-02-03	20:25:15.890Z	-15.511	-173.068	10	5.9	mww	Tonga
2011-02-02	00:38:17.780Z	54.974	-160.465	35	5.9	mww	Alaska Peninsula
2011-02-01	13:39:47.000Z	10.622	94.109	21.8	5.6	mwb	Andaman Islands, India region
2011-01-31	06:03:27.300Z	-22.009	-175.622	76	6	mww	Tonga region
2011-01-29	12:38:59.990Z	21.613	142.956	321.2	5.5	mwb	Mariana Islands region
2011-01-29	11:58:17.800Z	-62.964	-164.221	10	5.5	mwb	Pacific-Antarctic Ridge
2011-01-29	06:55:27.520Z	70.931	-6.657	15	6.2	mwc	Jan Mayen Island region
2011-01-27	15:02:46.270Z	-38.502	175.996	158.1	5.6	mwb	North Island of New Zealand
2011-01-27	08:38:28.340Z	28.195	59.015	10	6.2	mww	southeastern Iran
2011-01-27	04:00:36.990Z	-11.656	166.356	82.9	5.5	mwc	Santa Cruz Islands
2011-01-27	00:59:37.860Z	-15.562	-173.117	16	5.6	mwc	Tonga
2011-01-26	17:03:30.060Z	-11.013	166.303	148.5	5.7	mwc	Santa Cruz Islands
2011-01-26	15:42:29.590Z	2.205	96.829	23	6.1	mww	Simeulue, Indonesia
2011-01-24	02:45:31.520Z	38.413	72.791	110	6	mww	Tajikistan
2011-01-24	01:02:02.030Z	-19.204	-173.51	16.2	5.7	mwb	Tonga
2011-01-23	19:15:42.670Z	-20.335	-176.292	236.1	5.9	mwb	Fiji region
2011-01-22	07:38:56.510Z	2.903	95.516	24	5.6	mwb	Simeulue, Indonesia
2011-01-18	20:23:23.480Z	28.777	63.951	68	7.2	mww	southwestern Pakistan
2011-01-18	11:33:45.070Z	2.632	96.404	21	5.9	mww	Simeulue, Indonesia
2011-01-17	19:20:57.210Z	-5.03	102.647	36	6	mww	southern Sumatra, Indonesia
2011-01-15	12:56:26.770Z	-5.65	130.252	198.8	5.7	mwb	Banda Sea
2011-01-15	11:23:52.870Z	2.491	96.28	17	5.7	mwb	Simeulue, Indonesia
2011-01-15	06:09:10.330Z	-14.589	167.285	198.5	5.8	mwc	Vanuatu
2011-01-13	16:43:07.730Z	-20.606	168.399	10	5.9	mwc	Loyalty Islands, New Caledonia
2011-01-13	16:16:41.540Z	-20.628	168.471	9	7	mww	Loyalty Islands, New Caledonia
2011-01-13	12:04:56.420Z	-36.92	179.46	35	5.5	mwc	off the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand
2011-01-12	21:32:53.860Z	26.973	139.882	512	6.4	mww	Bonin Islands, Japan region
2011-01-11	09:16:09.550Z	-13.265	167.208	221.8	5.5	mwb	Vanuatu
2011-01-10	10:24:20.980Z	23.083	143.166	86.6	5.6	mwb	Volcano Islands, Japan region
2011-01-10	06:02:51.950Z	-35.594	-73.064	24.4	5.9	mwc	offshore Maule, Chile
2011-01-10	02:11:09.430Z	-19.553	-176.032	228.9	5.6	mwc	Fiji region
2011-01-09	18:21:06.850Z	-19.297	168.009	10	5.5	mwc	Vanuatu
2011-01-09	17:21:51.650Z	-19.201	168.155	18	6.1	mww	Vanuatu
2011-01-09	14:54:43.200Z	-19.296	168.407	10	5.5	mwb	Vanuatu
2011-01-09	13:00:14.210Z	-19.336	168.435	10	5.7	mwc	Vanuatu
2011-01-09	10:03:43.990Z	-19.155	168.312	22	6.5	mww	Vanuatu
2011-01-08	04:10:56.690Z	-0.026	124.913	56.7	5.6	mwc	Molucca Sea
2011-01-07	03:09:58.810Z	4.243	90.414	17	5.5	mwc	off the west coast of northern Sumatra
2011-01-07	01:19:16.700Z	20.114	-45.617	10	5.5	mwc	northern Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2011-01-05	06:46:14.630Z	-22.26	171.631	112.2	6.1	mww	southeast of the Loyalty Islands
2011-01-05	00:57:32.220Z	31.545	142.177	21.4	5.6	mwc	Izu Islands, Japan region
2011-01-03	16:43:28.670Z	-59.791	149.897	10	5.6	mwc	west of Macquarie Island
2011-01-02	20:20:17.780Z	-38.355	-73.326	24	7.2	mww	Araucania, Chile
2011-01-02	15:19:31.040Z	-4.458	101.428	21.6	5.7	mwb	southern Sumatra, Indonesia
2011-01-01	09:56:58.120Z	-26.803	-63.136	576.8	7	mww	Santiago Del Estero, Argentina
2010-12-31	16:30:54.520Z	0.663	-26.045	10	5.5	mwc	central Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2010-12-30	14:36:54.560Z	-10.819	165.376	10	5.6	mwb	Santa Cruz Islands
2010-12-30	12:02:41.800Z	51.626	177.378	56.8	5.5	mwc	Rat Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2010-12-29	07:02:17.340Z	-19.701	168.123	10	5.5	mb	Vanuatu
2010-12-29	06:54:19.640Z	-19.661	168.14	16	6.4	mwc	Vanuatu
2010-12-28	08:34:17.550Z	-23.407	-179.802	551	6.3	mwc	south of the Fiji Islands
2010-12-27	19:40:12.650Z	-19.311	167.96	10	5.5	mwc	Vanuatu region
2010-12-27	17:02:32.880Z	-50.811	139.375	10	5.6	mwc	western Indian-Antarctic Ridge
2010-12-26	19:38:21.440Z	-19.636	168.261	10	5.5	mwc	Vanuatu
2010-12-26	02:13:37.680Z	-19.616	168.284	13	6	mwb	Vanuatu
2010-12-25	19:42:23.700Z	51.115	-176.162	10	5.6	mwb	Andreanof Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2010-12-25	13:59:02.040Z	-19.307	168.002	10	5.5	mb	Vanuatu
2010-12-25	13:16:37.000Z	-19.702	167.947	16	7.3	mwc	Vanuatu region
2010-12-24	05:48:52.990Z	-63.592	-167.354	4	5.9	mwb	Pacific-Antarctic Ridge
2010-12-23	16:28:14.780Z	-7.999	119.951	206.8	5.5	mwc	Flores Sea
2010-12-23	16:28:14.240Z	-19.908	168.596	39.3	5.6	mb	Vanuatu
2010-12-23	14:00:32.330Z	53.127	171.161	18	6.4	mwc	Near Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2010-12-22	21:49:40.080Z	26.81	143.595	18	6.4	mwc	Bonin Islands, Japan region
2010-12-22	01:31:17.860Z	26.669	143.535	10	5.6	mwc	Bonin Islands, Japan region
2010-12-21	20:18:43.490Z	27.096	143.236	10	5.6	ms	Bonin Islands, Japan region
2010-12-21	17:41:25.990Z	27.081	143.308	7.6	5.5	mb	Bonin Islands, Japan region
2010-12-21	17:40:47.590Z	27.08	143.215	10	5.5	mb	Bonin Islands, Japan region
2010-12-21	17:19:40.660Z	26.901	143.698	14	7.4	mwc	Bonin Islands, Japan region
2010-12-21	14:07:48.290Z	2.715	95.893	21	5.8	mwb	Simeulue, Indonesia
2010-12-21	03:59:38.350Z	-8.7	111.197	54.6	5.6	mwb	Java, Indonesia
2010-12-20	18:41:59.200Z	28.412	59.18	12	6.7	mwc	southeastern Iran
2010-12-20	17:21:26.180Z	12.995	-88.64	72.3	5.7	mwb	offshore El Salvador
2010-12-20	15:15:08.670Z	10.171	-103.977	10	5.9	mwc	northern East Pacific Rise
2010-12-18	22:24:18.000Z	-14.131	-173.306	30.7	5.9	mwc	Samoa Islands region
2010-12-18	05:06:21.690Z	10.409	126.156	14	5.6	mwc	Philippine Islands region
2010-12-17	13:22:45.380Z	-6.48	129.996	154.9	5.5	mwc	Banda Sea
2010-12-15	11:29:30.840Z	-7.268	128.786	134.9	6	mwc	Kepulauan Barat Daya, Indonesia
2010-12-13	09:18:32.360Z	-6.259	104.008	42.8	5.7	mwc	Sunda Strait, Indonesia
2010-12-13	01:14:42.320Z	-6.534	155.647	135.8	6.2	mwc	Bougainville region, Papua New Guinea
2010-12-12	17:50:36.820Z	-28.098	-177.106	35	5.6	mwc	Kermadec Islands region
2010-12-11	13:43:20.570Z	-21.811	-179.353	601.2	5.6	mwb	Fiji region
2010-12-10	17:48:21.500Z	23.863	-45.733	10	5.5	mwc	northern Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2010-12-08	15:31:05.820Z	-6.686	129.898	171.9	5.5	mwb	Banda Sea
2010-12-08	08:21:33.530Z	39.358	72.86	10	5.5	mwc	Kyrgyzstan
2010-12-08	06:47:15.880Z	7.481	126.505	53.1	5.9	mwc	Mindanao, Philippines
2010-12-08	05:24:35.260Z	-56.412	-25.741	29.4	6.3	mwc	South Sandwich Islands region
2010-12-07	18:17:39.850Z	54.356	169.128	13	5.8	mwb	Komandorskiye Ostrova, Russia region
2010-12-07	05:31:03.850Z	-58.019	-7.503	10	5.7	mwc	east of the South Sandwich Islands
2010-12-07	04:27:22.040Z	-57.932	-7.474	10	5.9	mwc	east of the South Sandwich Islands
2010-12-06	07:30:32.710Z	40.904	142.967	22	5.7	mwb	near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
2010-12-05	21:44:35.820Z	-36.231	-100.826	12.7	5.9	mwb	southeast of Easter Island
2010-12-02	03:12:09.820Z	-6.001	149.977	33	6.6	mwb	New Britain region, Papua New Guinea
2010-12-01	16:01:27.440Z	-15.888	-178.956	15.2	6.1	mwc	Fiji region
2010-12-01	00:50:21.730Z	2.689	99.041	160.1	5.6	mwc	northern Sumatra, Indonesia
2010-11-30	17:54:47.580Z	48.922	154.918	35	5.7	mwc	Kuril Islands
2010-11-30	08:42:22.650Z	52.215	-169.506	18	5.5	mwc	Fox Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2010-11-30	03:24:40.180Z	28.349	139.187	470	6.8	mwc	Bonin Islands, Japan region
2010-11-27	18:11:13.520Z	3.862	128.071	58.7	5.7	mwb	north of Halmahera, Indonesia
2010-11-27	02:44:52.690Z	10.293	-43.128	10	5.7	mwc	northern Mid-Atlantic Ridge
2010-11-26	17:36:11.790Z	-3.369	131.014	14	5.8	mwb	Ceram Sea, Indonesia
2010-11-26	12:33:42.270Z	28.063	52.564	9	5.5	mwc	southern Iran
2010-11-23	09:01:06.860Z	-5.959	148.966	68	6.1	mwc	New Britain region, Papua New Guinea
2010-11-22	16:18:43.440Z	-33.625	-178.918	10	5.9	mwb	south of the Kermadec Islands
2010-11-21	12:31:45.400Z	23.827	121.658	47	5.6	mwb	Taiwan
2010-11-21	04:36:31.440Z	-54.967	-131.479	10	6	mwc	Pacific-Antarctic Ridge
2010-11-19	21:55:15.610Z	1.181	100.119	213.3	5.7	mwb	northern Sumatra, Indonesia
2010-11-17	15:53:31.650Z	-7.797	129.446	23	5.9	mwc	Kepulauan Babar, Indonesia
2010-11-16	18:44:38.330Z	-3.005	68.125	10	5.5	mwc	Chagos Archipelago region
2010-11-16	01:39:42.810Z	-1.99	139.017	13	5.9	mwb	near the north coast of Papua, Indonesia
2010-11-14	17:02:47.690Z	11.865	43.716	10	5.5	mwc	Djibouti region
2010-11-14	06:32:27.980Z	11.984	43.963	10	5.5	mwb	Djibouti region
2010-11-12	19:01:29.970Z	-35.958	-102.21	10	5.8	mwb	southeast of Easter Island
2010-11-12	02:14:46.220Z	-6.553	130.035	168.7	5.5	mwb	Banda Sea
2010-11-11	20:29:57.730Z	-6.276	154.74	36	5.6	mwc	Bougainville region, Papua New Guinea
2010-11-10	23:48:38.970Z	5.946	-82.571	19.1	5.7	mwc	south of Panama
2010-11-10	10:30:15.660Z	14.923	119.868	21	5.5	mwc	Luzon, Philippines
2010-11-10	04:05:24.410Z	-45.464	96.394	10	6.5	mwc	southeast Indian Ridge
2010-11-07	19:26:49.430Z	24.383	141.588	113	5.6	mwb	Volcano Islands, Japan region
2010-11-05	16:40:36.920Z	12.736	123.054	10	5.8	mwc	Masbate region, Philippines
2010-11-04	01:05:47.380Z	51.236	-176.5	45.3	5.5	mwc	Andreanof Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2010-11-03	23:34:42.480Z	-20.466	-174.28	18	6.1	mwc	Tonga
2010-11-03	11:18:15.570Z	-4.617	134.071	10	6	mwc	near the south coast of Papua, Indonesia
2010-11-03	00:56:55.400Z	43.76	20.73	0.9	5.5	mwc	Serbia
2010-11-02	23:08:07.100Z	-19.19	168.56	42.2	5.5	mwb	Vanuatu
2010-11-02	18:10:14.890Z	47.092	146.747	369.4	5.5	mwc	northwest of the Kuril Islands
2010-11-02	06:39:55.060Z	-5.355	151.556	35	5.8	mwc	New Britain region, Papua New Guinea
2010-11-01	23:16:46.700Z	16.738	-93.793	167.4	5.6	mwc	Chiapas, Mexico
2010-11-01	05:16:34.400Z	-6.37	150.22	8.7	5.5	mwb	New Britain region, Papua New Guinea
2010-10-31	16:38:49.490Z	-6.385	150.161	10	5.8	mwc	New Britain region, Papua New Guinea
2010-10-30	15:18:33.070Z	-56.586	-142.292	10	6.4	mwc	Pacific-Antarctic Ridge
2010-10-28	03:17:24.760Z	-5.51	153.744	33	5.8	mwc	New Ireland region, Papua New Guinea
2010-10-28	02:22:25.270Z	23.084	-108.454	10	5.6	mwc	Gulf of California
2010-10-26	02:08:29.180Z	-41.494	-85.758	10	5.6	mwc	West Chile Rise
2010-10-25	22:59:53.370Z	-3.301	100.463	19	5.9	mwc	Kepulauan Mentawai region, Indonesia
2010-10-25	19:39:27.300Z	-2.963	100.504	31.8	5.7	mb	Kepulauan Mentawai region, Indonesia
2010-10-25	19:37:31.150Z	-2.958	100.372	26	6.3	mwc	Kepulauan Mentawai region, Indonesia
2010-10-25	14:42:22.460Z	-3.487	100.082	20.1	7.8	mwc	Kepulauan Mentawai region, Indonesia
2010-10-25	12:05:28.930Z	-0.071	125.059	37	5.8	mwc	Molucca Sea
2010-10-23	05:58:27.730Z	-37.743	-73.362	15	5.5	mwb	Bio-Bio, Chile
2010-10-23	03:09:15.050Z	-56.7	-141.952	10	5.8	mwc	Pacific-Antarctic Ridge
2010-10-23	01:38:14.000Z	-29.593	-71.112	44	5.6	mwc	Coquimbo, Chile
2010-10-22	19:31:37.560Z	-20.878	-68.372	132.2	5.8	mwb	Potosi, Bolivia
2010-10-21	17:53:13.570Z	24.696	-109.156	13	6.7	mwc	Gulf of California
2010-10-21	11:00:32.730Z	-6.125	150.869	42.5	5.5	mwc	New Britain region, Papua New Guinea
2010-10-21	02:49:55.570Z	-34.737	-73.726	8	5.9	mwc	off the coast of Libertador O’Higgins, Chile
2010-10-20	06:58:13.940Z	24.471	-109.026	10	5.8	mwc	Gulf of California
2010-10-20	04:15:34.820Z	24.466	-109.144	10	5.9	mwb	Gulf of California
2010-10-20	04:09:42.820Z	24.54	-109.098	10	5.9	mwc	Gulf of California
2010-10-16	20:08:30.070Z	-20.414	-173.846	8	5.9	mwb	Tonga
2010-10-16	15:44:30.290Z	-7.366	125.699	7	5.9	mwb	Kepulauan Barat Daya, Indonesia
2010-10-16	13:27:45.690Z	-20.46	-173.916	7.4	5.6	mwb	Tonga
2010-10-14	13:58:55.590Z	42.311	142.871	59	5.6	mwc	Hokkaido, Japan region
2010-10-12	12:02:55.580Z	-20.425	-174.065	12	5.9	mwb	Tonga
2010-10-12	12:01:07.860Z	-20.457	-174.205	10	5.9	mb	Tonga
2010-10-12	10:21:36.170Z	-4.915	133.71	13	5.9	mwc	near the south coast of Papua, Indonesia
2010-10-10	06:08:14.820Z	51.44	-175.248	33	5.5	mwc	Andreanof Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2010-10-09	01:54:04.600Z	10.211	-84.293	91	5.8	mwb	Costa Rica
2010-10-08	05:43:08.070Z	2.831	128.217	120	6.2	mwc	Halmahera, Indonesia
2010-10-08	04:19:14.920Z	51.334	-175.203	6.5	5.7	mwc	Andreanof Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2010-10-08	03:49:10.720Z	51.287	-175.18	27.7	6	mwc	Andreanof Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2010-10-08	03:26:13.710Z	51.374	-175.361	19	6.4	mwc	Andreanof Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2010-10-06	19:43:38.460Z	-17.818	-173.989	85.8	5.7	mwb	Tonga
2010-10-04	13:28:38.860Z	24.27	125.154	32	6.3	mwb	southwestern Ryukyu Islands, Japan
2010-10-04	01:38:29.440Z	19.354	122.157	30.4	5.5	mwb	Babuyan Islands region, Philippines
2010-10-03	04:30:15.490Z	-47.287	100.249	10	5.5	mwc	southeast Indian Ridge
2010-10-02	11:29:05.460Z	-6.559	128.751	239.6	5.5	mwb	Banda Sea
2010-09-30	09:00:24.460Z	19.706	121.472	15	5.8	mwc	Babuyan Islands region, Philippines
2010-09-30	03:45:01.780Z	-0.307	133.498	13	5.6	mwc	near the north coast of Papua, Indonesia
2010-09-30	02:11:03.790Z	-4.949	133.846	16.1	5.5	mwc	near the south coast of Papua, Indonesia
2010-09-30	00:26:10.000Z	-36.249	-74.256	20.2	5.8	mwb	off the coast of Bio-Bio, Chile
2010-09-29	17:11:25.940Z	-4.963	133.76	26	7	mwc	near the south coast of Papua, Indonesia
2010-09-29	17:10:51.080Z	-4.909	133.712	10	6.2	mb	near the south coast of Papua, Indonesia
2010-09-29	08:00:00.500Z	37.257	139.883	33.3	5.5	mwb	eastern Honshu, Japan
2010-09-27	11:22:45.180Z	29.637	51.666	20	5.9	mwc	southern Iran
2010-09-27	00:08:45.960Z	57.688	-32.762	11.6	5.5	mwb	Reykjanes Ridge
2010-09-26	18:27:57.780Z	52.438	179.732	225.8	5.8	mwb	Rat Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2010-09-26	12:12:41.710Z	-5.314	133.917	30	6	mwc	Kepulauan Kai, Indonesia
2010-09-26	11:08:44.390Z	-5.573	146.462	95	5.6	mwb	eastern New Guinea region, Papua New Guinea
2010-09-25	12:05:59.940Z	62.854	-149.512	83.8	5.5	mwc	Central Alaska
2010-09-24	19:01:32.260Z	-7.809	-74.373	150.3	5.5	mwb	northern Peru
2010-09-23	12:53:08.540Z	-5.826	151.544	35	5.6	mwc	New Britain region, Papua New Guinea
2010-09-23	05:28:35.600Z	52.233	179.754	167.8	5.6	mwc	Rat Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2010-09-22	08:00:14.320Z	-13.39	-76.073	50	5.7	mwb	near the coast of central Peru
2010-09-17	19:21:15.010Z	36.443	70.774	220.1	6.3	mwb	Hindu Kush region, Afghanistan
2010-09-16	01:54:40.290Z	-16.031	-173.96	84	5.8	mwb	Tonga
2010-09-14	23:32:01.700Z	21.487	-105.93	16.1	5.6	mwb	offshore Nayarit, Mexico
2010-09-13	07:15:49.630Z	-14.612	-70.777	179.8	5.9	mwb	southern Peru
2010-09-13	05:47:47.290Z	41.497	141.986	45	5.8	mwb	Hokkaido, Japan region
2010-09-11	11:43:08.600Z	7.788	94.057	10	5.8	mwc	Nicobar Islands, India region
2010-09-11	07:12:31.640Z	-1.068	129.24	14	5.8	mwc	Papua region, Indonesia
2010-09-09	07:28:01.720Z	-37.034	-73.412	16	6.2	mwb	offshore Bio-Bio, Chile
2010-09-08	17:39:40.480Z	44.588	149.724	10	5.5	mwc	Kuril Islands
2010-09-08	11:37:31.890Z	-20.671	169.818	10	6.3	mwc	Vanuatu
2010-09-08	08:01:17.990Z	-20.581	169.928	10	5.6	mwc	Vanuatu
2010-09-07	19:54:28.170Z	-53.136	-118.171	10	5.5	mwc	southern East Pacific Rise
2010-09-07	16:13:32.060Z	-15.879	-179.306	9	6.3	mwc	Fiji region
2010-09-07	12:48:57.380Z	-14.396	-176.243	10	5.5	mwc	Fiji region
2010-09-07	00:57:22.410Z	-6.917	103.461	8	5.5	mwc	southwest of Sumatra, Indonesia
2010-09-06	13:46:26.410Z	-10.965	162.173	25.5	5.7	mwc	Solomon Islands
2010-09-06	07:24:35.230Z	-18.314	-175.205	221.7	5.5	mwb	Tonga
2010-09-05	23:48:26.730Z	-23.825	179.975	534.5	5.6	mwc	south of the Fiji Islands
2010-09-04	11:51:58.810Z	-59.075	-25.494	35	5.5	mwc	South Sandwich Islands region
2010-09-04	08:52:04.100Z	-17.368	-173.999	69	6.1	mwb	Tonga
2010-09-04	03:14:34.520Z	-2.475	138.47	43.5	5.5	mwc	Papua, Indonesia
2010-09-03	17:06:50.860Z	-3.65	101.961	73.2	5.6	mb	southern Sumatra, Indonesia
2010-09-03	16:35:47.770Z	-43.522	171.83	12	7	mwc	South Island of New Zealand
2010-09-03	11:16:06.600Z	51.451	-175.87	23.5	6.5	mwc	Andreanof Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
2010-09-03	04:19:13.680Z	-13.941	65.93	10	5.7	mwc	Mid-Indian Ridge
2010-09-03	02:29:11.130Z	-6.133	149.961	50.9	5.5	mwc	New Britain region, Papua New Guinea