Earthquakes in Venezuela Were Detected in a Volcano in Mexico; This Is the Explanation
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The earthquakes that occurred in Venezuela were detected by the seismic stations located in Colima, one of them in the volcano of that entity, in Mexico. On TV Azteca Puebla we bring you the details revealed by the University Center for Vulcanological Studies. Were the earthquakes of Venezuela perceived in Mexico? According to the detailed in a report of the University Center for Vulcanological Studies, although the earthquakes occurred thousand…
The recent earthquakes recorded in Venezuela aroused concern among the Mexican population about the possibility that these events could trigger an earthquake in Mexico. However, a specialist from UNAM explained that this is not possible, since both countries are in different tectonic contexts and movements occur through independent geological processes. According to the expert, there is no scientific evidence to show that an earthquake in one co…
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