Location: South America, -15.048210, -68.338534 radius of 500km
This is North and North West of blot echo 2017-03-25 06:59 UTC 5 112.56 115km ENE of Iquique, Chile -69.11 -19.85
Mag: 6.0+
Timing Danger Zone depending upon solar activity:
3/25/17 through 3/31/17
Possible Causes: Altiplano Plate pressure and geological changes over last 5 years, drought conditions, Lake Titicaca and subsequent inbound and outbound river system anomalies, Nazca Plate discharge from Pacific and Antarctic Plate, and likewise the seduction along the Peru-Chili Trench of the Nazca Plate under the South American Plate – all the while magnetic declination anomalies contributing to hazard. Adjacent western oceanic seasonal current change in both wind and sea – Tidal schedule also states 3-26-17 CLST increase in conjunction with lower oceanic current/pressure. Extended time-frame of little to no sunspots, natural discharge within highly structured geomagnetic patterns. Subsequent danger exists for general territory with so many challenges with geological and space weather issues.
