Chile It is one of the most seismic South American countries because it is located in a gap in the Earth’s crust where two tectonic plates rub together. When tectonic plates rub against each other, they can move the Earth’s crust, causing an earthquake.
Although there are many of these Telluric movements It’s good to find out about recorded vital movements that people can’t understand National Seismological Center (CSN) from the University of Chile. In this context, I will share with you the most relevant data related to these telluric movements recorded today, June 19, along with other data such as the actions of the Chilean government, seismic areas.
Live in Chile today, June 20 – Tremors via CSN
Owned by CSN National Commission for Scientific and Technological Research (CONICYT) The agency has a nationwide network of seismographs that allow it to detect and record seismic movements. Review the official report on the latest earthquakes recorded in the most affected cities in Chile: Sierra Gorda, Calama, Pica, and others in Chile.
How many earthquakes are recorded in Chile per day?
Chile is located on the Ring of Fire, an area of the Earth prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. As a result, Chile experiences numerous earthquakes each year. On average, about 100 earthquakes are reported in Chile every day. However, the amount varies greatly from day to day.
