Mw 6.5 Taiwan

On 17 September 2022 a strong earthquake occurred in Taiwan at a depth of 10 km. The seismic event occurred at 13:41:20 UTC and had an estimated moment magnitude (Mw) 6.5. It appeared to be a foreshock of a M 6.9 tremor that occurred the next day.

From 11 September to 3 October was considered a critical time-frame because of a long series of critical planetary geometry involving 19 conjunctions. The earthquakes on 17 and 18 September 2022 in Taiwan occurred following a convergence of two planetary conjunctions on the 16th and a lunar conjunction with Mars early on the 17th.

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Venus-Sun-Saturn          2022-09-11, 16:36:05  322°27'34"
Venus-Mercury-Saturn      2022-09-13,  5:48:41  322°40'33"
Sun-Mercury-Saturn        2022-09-14,  7:46:56  322°32'31"
Mercury-Sun-Venus         2022-09-16,  6:51:31  149°55'36"
Sun-Earth-Neptune         2022-09-16, 22:06:31  353°42'36"
Mercury-Earth-Jupiter     2022-09-18, 22:33:20    4°25'31"

Earth-Moon-Uranus         2022-09-14, 22:01:03   48°25'04"
Earth-Moon-Mars           2022-09-17,  0:13:28   74°10'49"
					

SSGI COMMON graph of critical planetary (PG) and lunar (LG) geometry


SSGI SUM graph of critical planetary (PG) geometry