LISS - Live Internet Seismic Server
GSN Stations
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CU/ANWB, Willy Bob, Antigua and Barbuda

CU/BBGH, Gun Hill, Barbados

CU/BCIP, Isla Barro Colorado, Panama

CU/GRGR, Grenville, Grenada

CU/GRTK, Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos Islands

CU/GTBY, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

CU/MTDJ, Mount Denham, Jamaica

CU/SDDR, Presa de Sabaneta, Dominican Republic

CU/TGUH, Tegucigalpa, Honduras

IC/BJT, Baijiatuan, Beijing, China

IC/ENH, Enshi, China

IC/HIA, Hailar, Neimenggu Province, China

IC/LSA, Lhasa, China

IC/MDJ, Mudanjiang, China

IC/QIZ, Qiongzhong, Guangduong Province, China

IU/ADK, Aleutian Islands, Alaska, USA

IU/AFI, Afiamalu, Samoa

IU/ANMO, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA

IU/ANTO, Ankara, Turkey

IU/BBSR, Bermuda

IU/BILL, Bilibino, Russia

IU/CASY, Casey, Antarctica

IU/CCM, Cathedral Cave, Missouri, USA

IU/CHTO, Chiang Mai, Thailand

IU/COLA, College Outpost, Alaska, USA

IU/COR, Corvallis, Oregon, USA

IU/CTAO, Charters Towers, Australia

IU/DAV,Davao, Philippines

IU/DWPF,Disney Wilderness Preserve, Florida, USA

IU/FUNA,Funafuti, Tuvalu

IU/FURI, Mt. Furi, Ethiopia

IU/GNI, Garni, Armenia

IU/GRFO, Grafenberg, Germany

IU/GUMO, Guam, Mariana Islands

IU/HKT, Hockley, Texas, USA

IU/HNR, Honiara, Solomon Islands

IU/HRV, Adam Dziewonski Observatory (Oak Ridge), Massachusetts, USA

IU/INCN, Inchon, Republic of Korea

IU/JOHN, Johnston Island, Pacific Ocean

IU/KBS, Ny-Alesund, Spitzbergen, Norway

IU/KEV, Kevo, Finland

IU/KIEV, Kiev, Ukraine

IU/KIP, Kipapa, Hawaii, USA

IU/KMBO, Kilima Mbogo, Kenya

IU/KNTN, Kanton Island, Kiribati

IU/KONO, Kongsberg, Norway

IU/KOWA, Kowa, Mali

IU/LCO, Las Campanas Astronomical Observatory, Chile

IU/LSZ, Lusaka, Zambia

IU/LVC, Limon Verde, Chile

IU/MA2, Magadan, Russia

IU/MAJO, Matsushiro, Japan

IU/MAKZ,Makanchi, Kazakhstan

IU/MBWA, Marble Bar, Western Australia

IU/MIDW, Midway Island, Pacific Ocean, USA

IU/MSKU, Masuku, Gabon

IU/NWAO, Narrogin, Australia

IU/OTAV, Otavalo, Equador

IU/PAB, San Pablo, Spain

IU/PAYG Puerto Ayora, Galapagos Islands

IU/PET, Petropavlovsk, Russia

IU/PMG, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

IU/PMSA, Palmer Station, Antarctica

IU/POHA, Pohakaloa, Hawaii

IU/PTCN, Pitcairn Island, South Pacific

IU/PTGA, Pitinga, Brazil

IU/QSPA, South Pole, Antarctica

IU/RAO, Raoul, Kermandec Islands

IU/RAR, Rarotonga, Cook Islands

IU/RCBR, Riachuelo, Brazil

IU/RSSD, Black Hills, South Dakota, USA

IU/SAML, Samuel, Brazil

IU/SBA, Scott Base, Antarctica

IU/SDV, Santo Domingo, Venezuela

IU/SFJD, Sondre Stromfjord, Greenland

IU/SJG, San Juan, Puerto Rico

IU/SLBS, Sierra la Laguna Baja California Sur, Mexico

IU/SNZO, South Karori, New Zealand

IU/SSPA, Standing Stone, Pennsylvania USA

IU/TARA, Tarawa Island, Republic of Kiribati

IU/TATO, Taipei, Taiwan

IU/TEIG, Tepich, Yucatan, Mexico

IU/TIXI, Tiksi, Russia

IU/TRIS, Tristan da Cunha, Atlantic Ocean

IU/TRQA, Tornquist, Argentina

IU/TSUM, Tsumeb, Namibia

IU/TUC, Tucson, Arizona

IU/ULN, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

IU/WAKE, Wake Island, Pacific Ocean

IU/WCI, Wyandotte Cave, Indiana, USA

IU/WVT, Waverly, Tennessee, USA

IU/XMAS, Kiritimati Island, Republic of Kiribati

IU/YAK, Yakutsk, Russia

IU/YSS, Yuzhno Sakhalinsk, Russia

Comments
Europe is fine, had a smashing walk in the forest today, part of it, all the energies are fresh in the early hours, all the vapors rising, very healthy. I wish in many ways I lived in your country, , I would do a lot more research, of a practical kind, with my camera, into the area 51, FEMA camps, would really do some traveling.
If these exist here in the UK they are well hidden. and you have your fabulous native American culture, priceless beyond drams. I would d a lot of research into their culture, maybe visit the Hopi, and Navahoe. you do not know how lucky you are, Tammy.
we are all blessed, here our countryside is lovely in spring, summer, and we can have nice walks yet all the shops are nearby, unless you are in Scotland. We can all count our blessings many times over.
LOL...as I said before, I would love to join you over there! Never been able to see Europe and may never be able later on.
Now, that is a very very good point. I have my suspicions about the USGS world map, not quite happy with the honesty of the data as portrayed there, call me a tin foil hat person by all means. If this brown dwarf is real, there is an awful lot being hidden. but, when a pattern emerges, it will be impossible to ignore, it will be impossible to avoid, especially for those like we who have gone a bit deeper into all thus. No doubt the BBC, CNN and the rest will have pre written scripts to read from , no television here Tammy, so no worries .
When the LISS starts doing that, mark my words when they will say they are having technical difficulties or are upgrading systems.
I think, Tammy, the pattern to look out for is how often these spikes occur, and f the frequency between each spike day increases, that is, more black days than quite days. that will be very revealing even to non experts such as we.
One thing we can do is see how they relate to earthquakes, and solar activity, this may suggest a common denominator. and a real outside influence. also, what activity FEMA and the rest are up to.
I'm not an expert either when it comes to the LISS graphs. But just by looking at them we can see that something isn't right and that they have a similar pattern.
I m not an expert, but I agree, there is a pattern and these days of spikes, call them black days, and are coming with greater frequency. according to our Andromedan friends, captain Bill, Nibiru, is near the sun now, but I think he refers to the brown dwarf as Nibiru is said to be in its outer most orbit. whether these are fairy tales i cannot say.
but, look at the three earthquakes in Japan today, it us nit calming down anywhere. Just listening to Tolec interview 2 with Lisa Harrison, the housework can wait!!!!!!!
Again, repeating patterns in the LISS. Weird. There are some that are different, but if you really look at them, a majority are the same.