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Summarised realtime earthquake data from the following networks:

Quake Browser

Recent Signifcant Earthquakes (M5+ List)
Region (Click to View)	Magnitude	Date (UTC)	View	Net
Tonga	5.5	2010-09-06 12:24		USGS1
near the north coast of New Guinea, Papua New...	5.1	2010-09-06 09:02		USGS1
south of the Fiji Islands	5.4	2010-09-06 04:48		USGS1
Halmahera, Indonesia	5.4	2010-09-05 22:34		USGS1
Anatahan region, Northern Mariana Islands	5.0	2010-09-05 21:27		USGS1
Mindanao, Philippines	5.0	2010-09-05 17:19		USGS1
Kepulauan Talaud, Indonesia	5.0	2010-09-05 15:07		USGS1
eastern New Guinea region, Papua New Guinea	5.3	2010-09-05 13:20		USGS1
Southwest Indian Ridge	5.1	2010-09-05 04:00		USGS1
Papua, Indonesia	5.0	2010-09-04 19:11		USGS1
more...
View 7 day detailed listing: M1+ List \| M3+ List \| M5+ List

Fire

Summarised Volcanic & Solar Data From:

U.S. Geological Survey	South Western Volcano Research Centre
Solar Heliospheric Observatory	Australian Space Weather Agency

Current Volcanic Activity

Current Solar Activity

Solar X-Rays & Geomagnetic Field (N3KL.org) Last Update: 2010-08-31 07:08 (GMT+2:00)
	Solar X-ray flux is quiet (< 1.00e-6 W/m^2)
	The Geomagnetic Field is quiet (Kp < 4)

	Global HF: Last Major Flare During a solar flare, increased ionisation in the D-layer of the ionosphere can result in reduced signal strengths for HF Radio circuits which are reflected by the ionosphere on the sunlit hemisphere of the earth. This is known as a short-wave fadeout, and it affects global radio and satellite communication.

Latest SOHO Sunspot/Flare Images (SOHO)
EIT 171	EIT 195	EIT 284	EIT 304
MDI Continuum	MDI Magnetogram	LASCO C2	LASCO C3
Solar Data Analysis Center at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
K-LINE	MK4