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The quake was 172km deep, and as a result a destructive Pacific-wide tsunami was not expected.
"A destructive tsunami was not generated because this earthquake is located too deep inside the earth," the Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre said.
Guam, the largest island in Micronesia with a population of 180,000, is no stranger to earthquakes, but tsunamis hit only rarely.
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A few days ago the sun unleashed a major solar flare. An M Class Flare in fact and this has become apparent to many people that when this occurs, an earthquake always follows.
Why does this happen? Well for those with no connection to the planet and the universe I suppose it would be difficult to understand the perspective myself and others have about this phenomena. I don't find putting this together a problem. The Sun does more than people think.
The magnetic energy that streamed down here usually takes approximately three days to effect change here. This M Class Flare just effected the resonance of our planet and our planet responded by have a quake.
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I consider it like someone waving at someone and in turn that person waves back. The second person would not have waved unless the first person initiated this. I like to think of these large scale weather events like this.
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