Two HUGE earthquakes STRIKE New Caledonia - tremors RICOCHET across Ring of Fire

The earthquake occurred in the early earthquake and the Richter scale was the main magnitude.

The US Geological Survey (USGS) reported that the first earthquake did not cause damage

It was reviewed as 5 after initial registration and then downgraded to Richter scale 3

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The ring of fire occupies over 75% of the world's lively volcanoes and has 452 volcanoes while witnessing about 90% of the earthquake in the world.

About 30 minutes before the first earthquake, a depth of 10 km was found at 34 am (UTC), 162 km southeast of the Tading line.

Most of the earthquakes and volcanic eruptions do not occur randomly, but occur in certain areas, such as along plate boundaries. One of the areas is the Pacific Rim. There, the Pacific Rim Plate meets many surrounding plates. The circle of fire is the area with the most earthquake and volcanic activity in the world.

The Pacific Rim is a region of the Pacific Basin with a large earthquake and volcanic eruption. About 90% of the world earthquake and 80% of the world's largest earthquake are occurring in the ring of fire. The ring is a direct result of plate tectonics and plate movement and collision. The eastern part of the ring is the result of Nasca Plate and Cocos Plate subducting below the South American Plate and moving to the west. When the ring of fire follows the coastline of the Pacific Ocean, a tsunami is generated by most major earthquakes. This is a powerful wave passing from the epicenter to the basin. This was what happened in 2004 when a magnitude 3 earthquake caused tsunami damage in Sumatra Island, Indonesia. This is what can happen today after an earthquake of magnitude 8 occurred on the coast of Chile.

Due to the "Fire Ring" earthquake, the frequency of the Pacific tsunami is higher than that of other seas. The westernmost end of the ring of fire spreads to the Indian Ocean (where the earthquake occurred), but there is no warning system in that sea. Despite frequent earthquakes in Indonesia, tsunamis are relatively rare. The last big tsunami was caused by Krakata volcano eruption in 1883. An earthquake of magnitude 8.7 occurred in almost the same region of the Indian Ocean on March 28, 2005, but no tsunami occurred.

"Firing is really active!" Yes, this is what Headline News says. Because of the volcanic eruption of Philippines and Indonesia and the earthquake of Alaska and California, the so-called "circle of fire" - a chain of volcanoes and earthquakes located at the edge of the Pacific Ocean - seems to be in the news right now. However, as this is normal in these parts of the world, please do not settle all. Let's start with the basics. From the geological point of view, "" is not one thing. A map of this fantasy destiny land shows that it sweeps South to the South Pacific coast, South coast of Chile, West Coast of North America, Alaska and Kamchatka, get to Japan and the Philippines It is. The West went a strange jogging to include Indonesia and then completed back to the East to hit Kermadecs and finally arrived in New Zealand. However, the whole thing is actually an exciting image of a mere writer.