M7.8 in Kamchatka: Geodynamic Connection with the Siberian Plume

This Week: Floods in Bali, Hail in Beijing, Drought in South Korea, a Tornado in Colombia and a New Shock in Kamchatka!

This week nature sounded the alarm across the globe.

Massive flooding in Bali: temples underwater, tourists evacuated by boat. As of 14 September, 17 people have died.

Record rain in Tokyo: 134 mm in just one hour. Streets filled as fast as a tsunami.

Hail the size of chicken eggs in Beijing: cars dented, streets covered in ice.

Severe drought in South Korea: the Obong reservoir dropped to 11.5 %. Residents received water only two hours a day. Farmers lost crops as fire trucks, military tankers — even a coast-guard ship — were mobilized to deliver water.

Tornado in Colombia: an unusual vortex tore apart a bullfighting arena. Tornadoes were virtually unheard of here until the first recorded case in 2001.

Sudden storm in Türkiye: roofs ripped away.

Algeria and Tunisia: hail the size of walnuts devastated harvests.

Meanwhile, seismologists were stunned. They believed the M7.4 quake near Kamchatka on 13 September marked the peak of activity. But on 19 September, an even stronger M7.8 earthquake struck offshore. Houses shook, plaster fell, walls cracked, and people ran outside in their nightclothes. Experts admit the aftershock pattern does not fit any known model.

Some researchers suggest a deeper cause: pressure from the Siberian mantle plume — a vast upwelling of molten rock whose influence extends thousands of kilometers. Acting like a giant hydraulic piston, it transfers stress to the edges of the Eurasian plate, where it can unleash major quakes. From this perspective, the Kamchatka sequence is not a simple release of tension but part of a larger, intensifying geodynamic phase.

Humanity now faces a choice: continue ignoring the facts or accept the truth and act together. The decision lies with each of us.

Our conclusions are based on many years of research by the international scientific group “ALLATRA” and on data presented in reports available at academia.edu and on the website earthsavesciencecollaborative.com.

Watch more on our channel for in-depth materials about the real causes of escalating climate disasters and their progression, supported by a mathematical model:
📍 Humanity Cannot Avoid Catastrophic Earthquakes — Egon Cholakian
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Time codes:
00:00 – Siberian plume delivers a new shock to Kamchatka
00:26 – Bali flooding: 17 dead, tourism in crisis
02:07 – Algeria & Tunisia: storm and hail damage crops
02:43 – Türkiye: sudden storm tears off roofs
03:25 – Poland: plane skids off runway
04:09 – Colombia: rare tornado shreds arena
04:45 – Tokyo: record downpour, 134 mm in an hour
06:10 – Beijing: hailstones like chicken eggs
07:15 – South Korea: drought limits water to 2 hours a day
09:40 – Kamchatka: M7.8 quake, panic and cracked walls
11:38 – Why scientists were caught off guard
13:25 – What humanity must decide next

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