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USGS and EMSC do not agree. Reporting data from both.
Earthquake totals in last 24 hours according to:

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/
42 'quakes of magnitude >2.4 ⋅ Total mags = 151.0 ⋅ Avg mag = 3.60 (*)

http://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/?filter=yes
108 'quakes of magnitude >2.4 ⋅ Total mags = 384.4 ⋅ Avg mag = 3.56

(*) magnitude >2.4 in USA, and >4.4 elsewhere. (>2.4 worldwide not available).
USGS has 13 'quakes of mag. >4.4, and EMSC has 16.
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Three strongest 'quakes from either site:
* Mag. 6.0  between Antarctica (nearest) and New Zealand (both sites).
* Mag. 5.1  east of the northern tip of Taiwan (both sites).
* Mag. 5.0  in south-west Iran (both sites).

Largest groups of multiple 'quakes from either site:
*  25  in Mexico; inland and offshore of the west coast mid-south and south, south mid-west, and nearby in Guatemala (EMSC.  USGS: 1).  max mag. 4.5⋅
*  16  in California USA; off rhe coast north, mid-south mid-east and west, and south central (USGS.  EMSC: 15).  max mag. 4.2⋅
*  11  in Indonesia (Papua, mid-east, central, and mid-west):  Papua east north;  mid-east mid-north to south;  central off south coast;  and mid-west off south coast (EMSC.  USGS: 2).  max mag. 4.9⋅
*  10  in Chile; north to central (EMSC.  USGS: 0).  max mag. 4.0⋅
*  7  in Alaska; central south, mid-east south, south coast mid-west, beyond peninsula tip, and south-east extension mid-north (USGS.  EMSC: 4).
*  6  in Puerto Rico and Dominican Republic combined regions; (none east), middle, and west (DR) (EMSC: 5.  USGS: 2.  Duplicates: 1).  max mag. 3.2⋅
*  6  in Turkey; west incl. nearby islands, and east nearby in Armenia and Georgia and Syria (EMSC.  USGS: 0).
*  4  in Peru; off coast south, mid-north mid-east, and north mid-west and nearby in Ecuador (EMSC.  USGS: 2).
*  4  in Greece; off west coast mid-south, north west nearby in Albania, and east and west of Crete (EMSC.  USGS: 0).

Note:  Neither USGS nor EMSC report fully on both Puerto Rico (PR) and Dominican Republic (DR).  Basically, USGS covers PR, and EMSC covers DR, with some possible overlap in locations and magnitudes.  USGS applies different minimum magnitudes to PR and DR, but not consistently.  I have combined PR and DR together as one region and simply recorded totals that USGS and EMSC report for that whole region, and specifying "occupied" internal locations only as west (DR), middle, and east (PR) sections.  Nearby locations included when they occur are Haiti (with DR) and Virgin Islands (with PR).

Comment: USGS's exclusion of magnitudes <4.5 outside of USA fails to reveal groups of 'quakes of increasing significance.  Note that that criterion is not applied consistently everywhere.
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From USGS (all 'quakes, separate data capture, see notes):

*  598  'quakes of all magnitudes in California and Nevada (max mag. 4.1).
*  86  'quakes of all magnitudes in Alaska (max mag. 3.8).
*  18  'quakes of all magnitudes in NW Wyoming (max mag. 2.9).

*  Strong 'quakes (mag. > 2.4)  in NW Wyoming, California (15 Qs), and Texas (USA);  and in Alaska (6 Qs), Hawaii, and Puerto Rico region.

*  Little shakers (mag. 1.0 ~ 2.4) in Oregon (3 Qs), Washington, Idaho, western Montana, NW Wyoming (11 Qs), California, Nevada, and Oklahoma (4 Qs) (USA);  and in Alaska (65 Qs), Hawaii (7 Qs), and Puerto Rico region (6 Qs).

*  403 little shakers in California and Nevada; plus MANY smaller ones. (All-magnitude clusters in California: SE of Los Angeles and nearby, mid-north mid-west, mid-south mid-east, and minor cluster mid-south central.)

*  18 'quakes of all magnitudes in Yellowstone Park (NW Wyoming plus strips of Montana and Idaho), plus 1 nearby west (max mag. 2.9).

Notes:  Puerto Rico extended region includes Virgin Islands and nearby in Dom. Repub. region.
Quarry blasts and explosions are excluded from above lists and totals, except where otherwise indicated.
USGS lists some sites near borders as near locations across the border (worldwide).
Earthquake counts less than 3 are not reported, except where otherwise indicated.
The later data capture for this sub-section causes some inconsistencies with the earlier data set.
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From EMSC (three separate data captures):
37 earthquakes of magnitude >1.9 in last 24 hours in Euro-Med region, according to http://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/Map/zoom.php?key=1&typ=world#2 (approx. 4 only in Greece, and 16 in Turkey).
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This is definatley  a new kind of “warfare” taken to a whole new level of sophistication ..

"Electromagnetic Attack" Sparks Massive Blackouts Across Venezuela!!

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-07-22/electromagnetic-attack-sparks-massive-blackouts-across-venezuela-breaking-report

Widespread power blackouts were first reported on Monday evening across 15 Venezuelan states and Caracas, as per a report from Reuters Caracas newsroom.

    Central #Caracas (#Chacao) right now #apagón #blackout #Venezuela pic.twitter.com/6Pvp3QdPPW
    — Adriano Mérola Marotta (@AdrianoMerola) July 22, 2019

Venezuelan information minister Jorge Rodrigues said an "electromagnetic attack caused the nationwide blackout" and power companies along with government officials, are in the process of restoring the nation's power grid.

Back in March, the country experienced the most damaging rolling blackout in decades that brought the country, already devastated by an economic crisis, even closer to outright collapse.

    "It terrifies me to think we are facing a national blackout again," said Maria Luisa Rivero, a 45-year-old business owner from the city of Valencia, in the central state of Carabobo.

    "The first thing I did was run to freeze my food so that it does not go bad like it did like the last time in March. It costs a lot to buy food just to lose it," she said.

    Wide spread blackout in Venezuela: States affected by the power failure: - Capital District, Anzoátegui, Aragua, Carabobo, Cojedes, Falcón, Guárico, Lara, Mérida, Miranda, Monagas, Táchira, Sucre, Vargas, Yaracuy, Zulia https://t.co/OAOOFyGl4g via @gabyarellanoVE #Venezuela pic.twitter.com/UkMxLKDUFJ
    — Liveuamap World (@lumworld) July 22, 2019

Netblocks, a civil society group observing internet traffic around the world, sent out several alerts via Twitter starting around 5:45 pm est. about widespread power loss across Venezuela that disrupted the country's internet.

The group said even state television, a key source of government propaganda, was brought offline.

Netblocks tweeted a photo of internet outage broken down by region:

    Urgent: Nationwide power outage detected across #Venezuela; real-time network data shows drop in national connectivity to just 6%; incident ongoing #SinLuz #Apagon #22Jul #ApagónEnVenezuelahttps://t.co/YoUArNw6KQ pic.twitter.com/A6vGNDfnpm
    — NetBlocks.org (@netblocks) July 22, 2019

The latest disruption comes a little more than four months after widespread blackouts crippled the country for about one week in March.

As of Monday evening, most of Venezuela's 23 states have no internet connectivity.

July 16, U.K.:



http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2019/Rodfield/Rodfield2019a.html

July 5, Czech Republic:



http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2019/Osek/Osek2019a.html

July 3, U.K.:



http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2019/Yarnbury/Yarnbury2019a.html