Another Round Of Earthquakes Shake The North and South Poles

Two earthquakes shook Northern Russia in the north polar region on May 10, 2013 – USGS

Six earthquakes shook the northern and southern polar regions today. One of the quakes was a 4.8 magnitude quake at Kiska Volcano, Alaska, and a 5.5 magnitude quake,  the largest of the quakes, occurred at the Southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge near Antarctica.

May 10, 2013 earthquake off Antarctica – USGS

When The Poles Become Unstable

As the Earth continues to readjust the position of the North and South Poles, an increase in earthquakes and volcanoes will result. We witnessed a pole shift on April 20, 2013, and again today, May 10, 2013.

Vanuatu is a location to monitor for earthquakes, and today a 4.6 magnitude quake rattled this South Pacific island region.

Earthquakes At The North Polar Region Today

4.2  Amukta, Island, Alaska

4.8 Kiska Volcano, Alaska

4.6 Nikolskoye, Russia

5.4  Severo-Kurilsk, Russia

Earthquakes At The South Polar Region Today

5.5 Southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge

4.6 Vanuatu

 Watch for Iceland to have an earthquake and more volcanic rumblings over the next few days.