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Quick report
Urgent earthquake reported
USGS LIVE FEED5.1
Significant magnitude
Lata, Solomon Islands
Tectonic earthquake
1d ago 10 km deep
Earthquake sequence
2 nearby events around the main quake
This quake is event 2 of 2.
2 total
Main event
M5.1
Aftershocks
1
Strongest aftershock
M5.1
Nearby USGS events grouped by distance and time. Sequence labels are contextual, not a formal USGS aftershock determination.
Event intelligence
What we know right now
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ObservedEstimatedReportedForecast
Magnitude + depth
M5.1 · 10 km
Significant magnitude event. Location: Lata, Solomon Islands.
Instrumental shaking
Not felt
USGS MMI 0.0. This describes shaking intensity, not earthquake magnitude.
Public experience
Not felt
Community intensity CDI 0.0 from felt reports.
Impact context
No impact alert
Magnitude alone does not determine damage or impact.
Scientific products attached
No advanced USGS product is attached yet. Significant-event products often appear after the preliminary event record.
Official hazard status
No correlated tsunami alert
No active correlated tsunami warning/advisory/watch is attached to this event in Earthquake Alert.
What experts would say
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This magnitude is large enough to be felt across a broad area. Actual impact depends more on shaking intensity, depth, distance and building vulnerability than magnitude alone.
Felt reports
0
USGS Did You Feel It? reports
Reported intensity
Not felt
CDI 0.0 · community reports
Instrumental intensity
Not felt
MMI 0.0 · estimated shaking
USGS status
reviewed
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