EARTHQUAKE ID: ak022esj2eua
2022-11-17 16:03:09 PM UTC
Unix Time 1668729789
1 year 4 months ago

Earthquake

4.9

M

10 km W of Point MacKenzie, Alaska

61.3504°N    150.1678°W
DEPTH: 42.9KM
Map

About earthquake id: ak022esj2eua

Occured 1 year 4 months ago
ID: ak022esj2eua

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Earthquake Globe & Moon

The 3D globe (right) will create two pins - one for the earthquake and one for the geographic location of the member viewing this page. If the visitor is not logged in, only one pin for the quake is rendered. The exact position of the moon at the time of the earthquake is included for your interest, and will display illumination %, phase, distance from Earth, the sun, and whether or not the moon was above (or below) the horizon. Some will argue the moon plays no role in influencing earthquakes, and some will argue the opposite. After all, the moon has an effect on tides. Either way, including the appearance of the moon at the exact time of the earthquake is extremely cool. Special thanks to the US Navy (military observatory) for making it possible.

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Moon snapshot
As seen from 61.3504°N 150.1678°W
Thursday 2022-11-17    16:03:09 PM UTC
1 year 4 months ago
Epoch Time: 1668729789

Phase: 0.79448676385221 | Third Quarter
Illumination: 36.205%
Distance from Earth: 397926.73km
Distance from Sun: 147869304.73km
Next Moon: 22:57:21, 23 Nov 2022

Rises: 2022-11-17 00:58:56 AM
Sets: 2022-11-17 16:36:42 PM