Mw 8.5 Off East Coast of Honshu, Japan
updated 14 June 2022

On 15 June 1896 a mega-thrust earthquake occurred off the east coast of Honshu, Japan at a depth of 30 km. The seismic event occurred at 10:32 UTC and had an estimated moment magnitude (Mw) 8.5.

Critical planetary from 8 to 10 June 1896 coincided with critical lunar geometry and was followed by a lunar peak on 11 June. A convergence of critical planetary geometry occurred on 14-15 June involving four alignments, most critical of which was Mercury-Venus-Neptune. It coincided with a high lunar peak late on 14 and early 15 June. The earthquake occurred several hours later.

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Earth-Sun-Neptune         1896-06-08,  2:46:08   79°12'19"
Mercury-Sun-Neptune       1896-06-09, 17:13:42   79°12'54"
Sun-Mercury-Earth         1896-06-10, 13:36:23  261°32'56"
Earth-Mercury-Neptune     1896-06-14, 12:04:47   79°26'36"
Venus-Mercury-Earth       1896-06-15,  2:17:15  259°09'50"
Mercury-Venus-Neptune     1896-06-15,  5:57:53   79°28'41"
Earth-Venus-Neptune       1896-06-15,  8:22:26   79°28'29"

Moon-Earth-Saturn         1896-06-08, 12:11:49  224°57'00"
Moon-Earth-Uranus         1896-06-09,  3:33:22  232°50'46"
Earth-Moon-Venus          1896-06-10, 19:40:13   73°55'13"
Earth-Moon-Neptune        1896-06-11,  5:45:16   79°19'19"
Earth-Moon-Mercury        1896-06-11,  9:02:52   81°05'42"
Earth-Moon-Sun            1896-06-11, 11:30:22   82°25'16"
Earth-Moon-Jupiter        1896-06-15,  0:10:33  129°22'44"
					
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SSGI COMMON graph of critical planetary (PG) and lunar (LG) geometry

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SSGI SUM graph of critical planetary (PG) geometry