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27-12-2021, 08:26 AM
26/12/2021 - 22:15h Canary Islands. - THE LA PALMA VOLCANO AND ITS SESMIC SWIMMING STILL STOPS. - IN TENERIFE THERE IS A TRACK OF Earthquake IN THE AUTHORITY AREA AFTER 5 YEARS OF UNBREAKABLE ACTIVITY. - In the graph of seismic energy released on the island of La Palma it is observed as each time it emits less seismic energy, or what is the same, it continues to stop, with a release something stronger every two days, (with an Earthquake of greater magnitude) and that besides they are less, which indicates that he is still standing and sleeping that it is not little.
But today I also have to look at Tenerife, where there is a seismic swamp going on for almost 5 years in the Adeje - Vilaflor area with a ball of Earthquake about 5-8 km deep and that in the last 5 days he is suffering tensions regionals around a seismic axis in the direction of NNE-SSW that make it move seismically and hopefully they don't last long, because if a road is opened in the rock, the magma will start moving that way.
Today's Earthquake in Icod de Vines of 1.1 to 9 km is very interesting as we had another also 1.1 to 10 km last 27 September in an area that gave a lot to talk about in April - May 2004 (an eruption expected in October 2004) and I hope it's still calm, but every time it moves I get chills. In addition it is aligned with the area of the Caldera, the swamp of Adeje and up to an Earthquake of 2.7 south, which denounces very clear regional efforts.
But the problem is not neither the earthquakes of Icod of the wines nor the Earthquake
earthquakes in Adeje, the biggest problem is that this activity affects to some extent what is beneath the central building Teide Pico Viejo in the center of Tenerife Island. In particular I mean the phonolithic magmatic camera that is between 12 and 15 km under the boiler of the Canadas del Teide. The 2004 intrusion ended there, the 2016 one in Adeje and those that followed it also affected the camera one way or another, so the system is more complex than it seems.
I'm not going to count on what's next, but I'm leaving you a more than interesting article to catch up with if you want to know more about Tenerife.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication...e_Tenerife
What will eruption do is for sure, what we don't know is when it will and for now no one knows, a month, a year, a decade or so. I don't think much more. Just keep learning and preparing for it will come. Let's hope that the next eruption will be like the historical, basaltic, like the one in the Palma, because whatever the other one in the center, of a phonolithic type, we are not ready.
https://www.elespanol.com/ciencia/medio-...7vEVQbVYTU
Much encouragement and greetings. (Enrique)
P.S. I have a long journey tomorrow and I don't know if I'll give time to post, For now everything is quiet... that's not little. Now is the time for reflection.
But today I also have to look at Tenerife, where there is a seismic swamp going on for almost 5 years in the Adeje - Vilaflor area with a ball of Earthquake about 5-8 km deep and that in the last 5 days he is suffering tensions regionals around a seismic axis in the direction of NNE-SSW that make it move seismically and hopefully they don't last long, because if a road is opened in the rock, the magma will start moving that way.
Today's Earthquake in Icod de Vines of 1.1 to 9 km is very interesting as we had another also 1.1 to 10 km last 27 September in an area that gave a lot to talk about in April - May 2004 (an eruption expected in October 2004) and I hope it's still calm, but every time it moves I get chills. In addition it is aligned with the area of the Caldera, the swamp of Adeje and up to an Earthquake of 2.7 south, which denounces very clear regional efforts.
But the problem is not neither the earthquakes of Icod of the wines nor the Earthquake
earthquakes in Adeje, the biggest problem is that this activity affects to some extent what is beneath the central building Teide Pico Viejo in the center of Tenerife Island. In particular I mean the phonolithic magmatic camera that is between 12 and 15 km under the boiler of the Canadas del Teide. The 2004 intrusion ended there, the 2016 one in Adeje and those that followed it also affected the camera one way or another, so the system is more complex than it seems.
I'm not going to count on what's next, but I'm leaving you a more than interesting article to catch up with if you want to know more about Tenerife.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication...e_Tenerife
What will eruption do is for sure, what we don't know is when it will and for now no one knows, a month, a year, a decade or so. I don't think much more. Just keep learning and preparing for it will come. Let's hope that the next eruption will be like the historical, basaltic, like the one in the Palma, because whatever the other one in the center, of a phonolithic type, we are not ready.
https://www.elespanol.com/ciencia/medio-...7vEVQbVYTU
Much encouragement and greetings. (Enrique)
P.S. I have a long journey tomorrow and I don't know if I'll give time to post, For now everything is quiet... that's not little. Now is the time for reflection.
