Earthquake hits Gulf of Aden

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¹¹For in six days the LORD made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that in them is, and rested the seventh day: wherefore the LORD blessed the sabbath day, and hallowed it. ¹²Honour thy father and thy mother: that thy days may be long upon the land which the LORD thy God giveth thee. ¹³Thou shalt not kill. ¹⁴Thou shalt not commit adultery. ¹⁵Thou shalt not steal. ¹⁶Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour. ¹⁷Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's house, thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's wife, nor his manservant, nor his maidservant, nor his ox, nor his ass, nor any thing that is thy neighbour's.

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Rescue, CA Earthquakes | Homefacts

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Rescue, CA has a moderate earthquake risk, with a total of 8 earthquakes since 1931. The USGS database shows that there is a 26.89% chance of a major earthquake within 50km of Rescue, CA within the next 50 years. The largest earthquake within 30 miles of Rescue, CA was a 2.8 Magnitude in 2002.

Sharma (medieval) - Wikipedia

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The foundation of Sharma should probably be linked to the earthquake that destroyed the Persian port of Siraf in 977. That Sharma was not founded by locals is certain. Local tribesmen lacked the connections to create a flourishing port ex nihilo and the wealth to defend it from the existing port of al-Shiḥr, which would certainly have opposed it. [6]




Sharma or Sharmah (Arabic: شرمة‎) was a medieval trading port in Ḥaḍramawt (South Arabia) on the Gulf of Aden. It was deeply involved in the Indian Ocean trade and was "one of the busiest harbours of the Indian Ocean"^[1] until its abrupt abandonment around 1180. Although known from texts, the location of the settlement was only discovered in 1996. Archaeological excavations began in 2001.^[2] They have revealed a large, heavily fortified port founded around 980 by merchants from Siraf on the Persian Gulf.
Sharma had a small permanent population of merchants and soldiers and served mainly as a transshipment point between East Africa and India. Nevertheless, its site possesses the richest assortment of Chinese ceramics from its period in the Islamic world.




Earthquake hits Gulf of Aden Muscat: An earthquake, measuring ‏5.6 on the Richter scale, hit the Gulf of Aden. However, there is no danger of a potential tsunami because of the quake.

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Earthquake hits Gulf of Aden Muscat: An earthquake, measuring ‏5.6 on the Richter scale, hit the Gulf of Aden. However, there is no danger of a potential tsunami because of the quake.

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Earthquake hits Gulf of Aden Muscat: An earthquake, measuring ‏5.6 on the Richter scale, hit the Gulf of Aden. However, there is no danger of a potential tsunami because of the quake.

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The Gulf of Aden is a deepwater gulf amidst Yemen to the north, the Arabian Sea to the east, Djibouti to the west, and the Guardafui Channel, Socotra and Somaliland to the south. In the northwest, it connects with the Red Sea through the Bab-el-Mandeb strait, and in the southeast, it connects with the Indian Ocean through the Guardafui Channel. To the west, it narrows into the Gulf of Tadjoura, in the Horn of Africa. The Gulf of Aden separates the Arabian peninsula with the Horn of Africa.

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• Depth: 8,858 feet
• Mean depth: 1,640 feet
• Cities: Djibouti · Berbera · Aden

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Jun 24, 2020 · Earthquake hits Gulf of Aden Muscat: An earthquake, measuring ‏5.6 on the Richter scale, hit the Gulf of Aden. However, there is no danger of a potential tsunami because of the quake.

Earthquake recorded in Gulf of Aden - Oman Observer

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15/07/2018 15/07/2018 Lakshmi Kothaneth earthquake, Earthquake Monitoring centre, gulf of Aden, Sultan Qaboos University An earthquake with a surface wave magnitude of 6.2 was recorded on Gulf of Aden more than 1200 km away from Muscat.   No one reported experiencing the earthquake in Dhofar.

Gulf of Aden Nov 14, 2010 Earthquake Clusters Possibly ...

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The chart seen further below only includes earthquakes recorded on November 14, 2010 in the Gulf of Aden. While the "region" of the earthquake is described as Ethiopia or the Weatern Arabian Pennisula, all the quakes are tightly clusted within a area roughly bounded by 12: Latitude and 44: Longitude.

Major Earthquake Swarm off Yemen - Trouble??

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Nov 14, 2010 · There has been a tremendous number of earthquakes that began early during 14-Nov, and are ongoing at this moment. More than 30 strong earthquakes ranging from magnitude 4.5 to 5.4 have rattled under the sea where the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea meet at a point off of Yemen. The depths have been mostly around 10km, with a few deeper.

3 years ago 4.5 magnitude, 10 km depth
Dorra, Tadjourah, Djibouti

4.5 magnitude earthquake

3 years ago at 05:20
August 25, 2017 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 12.333, 42.049
50.2 km from Dorra (31.2 miles)
Depth: 10 km

3 years ago 4.7 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

4.7 magnitude earthquake

3 years ago at 10:44
April 14, 2017 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.914, 43.399
12.2 km from Obock (8.2 miles)
Near The Coast Of Djibouti
Depth: 10 km

3 years ago 4.7 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

4.7 magnitude earthquake

3 years ago at 05:53
April 14, 2017 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.837, 43.477
24.2 km from Obock (15.2 miles)
Near The Coast Of Djibouti
Depth: 10 km

5 years ago 4.6 magnitude, 5 km depth
Loyada, Djibouti, Djibouti

4.6 magnitude earthquake

5 years ago at 05:31
September 29, 2015 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.567, 43.314
13.2 km from Loyada (8.2 miles)
Golfe De Tadjoura, Djibouti
Depth: 5 km

5 years ago 4.4 magnitude, 16 km depth
Dikhil, Dikhil, Djibouti

4.4 magnitude earthquake

5 years ago at 08:15
June 23, 2015 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.167, 42.321
8.2 km from Dikhil (5.2 miles)
Depth: 16 km

5 years ago 4.7 magnitude, 7 km depth
Djibouti, Djibouti, Djibouti

4.7 magnitude earthquake

5 years ago at 06:48
May 30, 2015 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.687, 43.162
10.2 km from Djibouti (6.2 miles)
Golfe De Tadjoura, Djibouti
Depth: 7 km

5 years ago 4.6 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

4.6 magnitude earthquake

5 years ago at 11:04
April 14, 2015 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.789, 44.06
86.2 km from Obock (53.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

6 years ago 4.6 magnitude, 14 km depth
Asaita, Āfar, Ethiopia

4.6 magnitude earthquake

6 years ago at 22:37
December 13, 2014 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.479, 41.678
27.2 km from Asaita (17.2 miles)
Depth: 14 km

6 years ago 4.1 magnitude, 9 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

4.1 magnitude earthquake

6 years ago at 19:15
November 04, 2014 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.658, 44.084
92.2 km from Obock (57.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 9 km

6 years ago 4.1 magnitude, 16 km depth
Dikhil, Dikhil, Djibouti

8 years ago 4.4 magnitude, 10 km depth
Djibouti, Djibouti, Djibouti

4.4 magnitude earthquake

8 years ago at 21:11
September 08, 2012 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.712, 43.289
20.2 km from Djibouti (12.2 miles)
Golfe De Tadjoura, Djibouti
Depth: 10 km

8 years ago 4.8 magnitude, 10 km depth
Edd, Debubawī Kʼeyih Bahrī, Eritrea

4.8 magnitude earthquake

8 years ago at 16:19
July 01, 2012 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 13.347, 41.787
65.2 km from Edd (40.2 miles)
Eritrea Ethiopia
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 4.6 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

4.6 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 07:26
October 27, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.731, 44.208
103.2 km from Obock (64.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 4.0 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

4.0 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 22:08
October 22, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.665, 44.164
100.2 km from Obock (62.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 4.8 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

4.8 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 21:30
October 22, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.872, 44.11
89.2 km from Obock (55.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 4.7 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

4.7 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 20:03
October 22, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.774, 44.188
99.2 km from Obock (62.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 4.3 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

4.3 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 20:03
October 22, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.675, 44.249
109.2 km from Obock (67.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 4.4 magnitude, 10 km depth
Loyada, Djibouti, Djibouti

4.4 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 00:58
October 22, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.427, 44.243
108.2 km from Loyada (67.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 4.1 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

4.1 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 00:39
October 22, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.802, 44.127
92.2 km from Obock (57.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 4.1 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

9 years ago 4.9 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

4.9 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 23:19
October 21, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.824, 44.188
98.2 km from Obock (61.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 4.9 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

4.9 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 23:19
October 21, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.824, 44.188
98.2 km from Obock (61.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 4.4 magnitude, 10 km depth
Loyada, Djibouti, Djibouti

4.4 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 22:02
October 21, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.64, 44.091
93.2 km from Loyada (58.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 4.8 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

4.8 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 20:09
October 21, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.76, 44.172
98.2 km from Obock (61.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 4.9 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

4.9 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 15:40
October 21, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.908, 44.147
93.2 km from Obock (58.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 4.8 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

4.8 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 12:34
October 21, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.841, 44.213
101.2 km from Obock (63.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 4.8 magnitude, 10 km depth
Loyada, Djibouti, Djibouti

4.8 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 08:17
October 21, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.539, 44.137
96.2 km from Loyada (60.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 4.3 magnitude, 10 km depth
Loyada, Djibouti, Djibouti

4.3 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 06:51
October 21, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.593, 44.076
90.2 km from Loyada (56.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 4.6 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

4.6 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 09:34
August 23, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.925, 43.91
67.2 km from Obock (42.2 miles)
Near The Coast Of Djibouti
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 4.9 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

4 years ago 5.0 magnitude, 10 km depth
Al Bayḑā’, Al Bayḑāʼ, Yemen

5.0 magnitude earthquake

4 years ago at 17:43
May 24, 2016 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 14.056, 45.31
29.2 km from Al Bayḑā’ (18.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

7 years ago 5.5 magnitude, 10 km depth
Farasān, Jizan, Saudi Arabia

5.5 magnitude earthquake

7 years ago at 15:30
July 08, 2013 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 16.707, 40.831
137.2 km from Farasān (85.2 miles)
Red Sea
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 5.6 magnitude, 10 km depth
Edd, Debubawī Kʼeyih Bahrī, Eritrea

5.6 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 09:16
June 17, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 13.303, 41.732
69.2 km from Edd (43.2 miles)
Eritrea Ethiopia
Depth: 10 km

9 years ago 5.6 magnitude, 10 km depth
Edd, Debubawī Kʼeyih Bahrī, Eritrea

5.6 magnitude earthquake

9 years ago at 20:32
June 12, 2011 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 13.414, 41.735
57.2 km from Edd (35.2 miles)
Eritrea Ethiopia
Depth: 10 km

10 years ago 5.5 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

5.5 magnitude earthquake

10 years ago at 17:02
November 14, 2010 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.865, 43.716
47.2 km from Obock (29.2 miles)
Near The Coast Of Djibouti
Depth: 10 km

10 years ago 5.5 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

5.5 magnitude earthquake

10 years ago at 06:32
November 14, 2010 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.984, 43.963
73.2 km from Obock (45.2 miles)
Near The Coast Of Djibouti
Depth: 10 km

25 years ago 4.4 magnitude, 10 km depth
Sāqayn, Şa‘dah, Yemen

4.4 magnitude earthquake

25 years ago at 23:13
June 29, 1995 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 16.96, 43.577
10.2 km from Sāqayn (6.2 miles)
Yemen Saudi Arabia Border
Depth: 10 km

27 years ago 3.9 magnitude, 24 km depth
Zabīd, Muḩāfaz̧at al Ḩudaydah, Yemen

3.9 magnitude earthquake

27 years ago at 00:27
November 01, 1993 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 13.863, 43.509
42.2 km from Zabīd (26.2 miles)
Near The Coast Of Yemen
Depth: 24 km

27 years ago 4.4 magnitude, 10 km depth
Al Jarādīyah, Jizan, Saudi Arabia

4.4 magnitude earthquake

27 years ago at 03:58
May 07, 1993 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 15.908, 42.626
80.2 km from Al Jarādīyah (49.2 miles)
Near The West Coast Of Yemen
Depth: 10 km

28 years ago 4.5 magnitude, 10 km depth
Dhī as Sufāl, Ibb, Yemen

29 years ago 4.7 magnitude, 10 km depth
Dhī as Sufāl, Ibb, Yemen

4.7 magnitude earthquake

29 years ago at 00:40
November 22, 1991 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 13.887, 44.068
7.2 km from Dhī as Sufāl (4.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

32 years ago 5.6 magnitude, 10 km depth
Farasān, Jizan, Saudi Arabia

5.6 magnitude earthquake

32 years ago at 17:33
December 10, 1988 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 16.321, 41.102
116.2 km from Farasān (72.2 miles)
Red Sea
Depth: 10 km

36 years ago 4.8 magnitude, 10 km depth
Sayyān, Sanaa, Yemen

4.8 magnitude earthquake

36 years ago at 21:23
September 23, 1984 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 14.861, 44.338
34.2 km from Sayyān (21.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

36 years ago 4.7 magnitude, 10 km depth
Dhalie, Aḑ Ḑāli‘, Yemen

4.7 magnitude earthquake

36 years ago at 02:06
June 25, 1984 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 13.816, 44.666
15.2 km from Dhalie (9.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 10 km

37 years ago 5.5 magnitude, 10 km depth
Obock, Obock, Djibouti

5.5 magnitude earthquake

37 years ago at 18:58
September 30, 1983 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 11.912, 43.267
6.2 km from Obock (3.2 miles)
Golfe De Tadjoura, Djibouti
Depth: 10 km

38 years ago 4.6 magnitude, 5 km depth
Dhamār, Dhamār, Yemen

4.6 magnitude earthquake

38 years ago at 23:51
January 08, 1983 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 14.651, 44.413
12.2 km from Dhamār (7.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 5 km

38 years ago 5.3 magnitude, 5 km depth
Dhamār, Dhamār, Yemen

5.3 magnitude earthquake

38 years ago at 23:53
December 29, 1982 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 14.649, 44.463
13.2 km from Dhamār (8.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 5 km

38 years ago 4.7 magnitude, 5 km depth
Dhamār, Dhamār, Yemen

4.7 magnitude earthquake

38 years ago at 10:05
December 21, 1982 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 14.605, 44.611
23.2 km from Dhamār (14.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 5 km

38 years ago 4.2 magnitude, 5 km depth
Dhamār, Dhamār, Yemen

4.2 magnitude earthquake

38 years ago at 21:26
December 15, 1982 UTC
Location:
Epicenter at 14.599, 44.589
20.2 km from Dhamār (12.2 miles)
Gulf Of Aden
Depth: 5 km

38 years ago 4.6 magnitude, 5 km depth
Dhamār, Dhamār, Yemen

Dhamar, Yemen - Wikipedia

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Dhamar (Arabic: ذَمَار‎, romanized: Ḏamār; Old South Arabian: 𐩹𐩣𐩧 Ḏmr) is a city in south-western Yemen. It is located at 14°33′0″N 44°24′6″E / 14.55000°N 44.40167°E , at an elevation of around 2,400 m (7,900 ft).

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Dhamar Ali Yahbur II

Dhamar is situated 100 km (62 mi) to the south of Sana'a, north of Ibb, and west of Al-Bayda', 2,400–2,500 m (7,900–8,200 ft) above sea level. Its name goes back to the king of Saba' and Dhu-Raydan at 15-35 AD, whose name was Dhamar Ali Yahbir II, who is renowned for restoring the great dam of Ma’rib, and whose statue was found at the city of Al-Nakhla Al-Hamra'a ("The Red Palm"). This city is one of the archeological sites that are found near Dhamar. The city of Dhamar is the capital of the governorate, and is situated on the main road, which connects Sana’a with a number of other governorates. This city was one of the prominent Arabian and Islamic culture and scientific centers in Yemen. Its Great Mosque was built in the period of the caliph Abu Bakr. As Dhamar City had a great role in the politic and trading life in Yemen, it had an important historical role in Yemen before the lifetime of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad. The antique Yemeni engravings mentioned Dhamar city as being a very famous center of the Islamic studies and sciences, and many of the great scientists are attributed to this historical town. In past times, the people of Dhamar were known for bringing up horses; the city was an early center of horse-breeding in Arabia. The town is still known in Yemen for its numerous historical mosques and schools, which are distinguished by their characteristic architecture in harmony with the colours of its volcanic land.^{[citation needed]} A volcanic field, Harras of Dhamar, extends 80 km (50 mi) to the east of the city.^[1]
The city of Dhamar, in the center of the Dhamar basin, is of ancient origin. It was built by the legendary Himyarite King Dhamar Ali Yahbir II. Dhamar is the only town in northern Yemen, which is not surrounded by a wall or natural defensive formations; it is just a settlement on the plains. Centrally situated with connections to the nearby governorates, the town has prospered as a Wednesday market and meeting place for tribes living nearby. It is home to the University of Thamar the largest university in the country. Rosicrucians associate Dhamar with the mystical city of Damcar -- a city in Arabia described in the Fama Fraternitatis, inhabited by scholars and alchemists who studied the lost secrets of Hermes Trismegistus and Solomon, visited by Christian Rosenkreuz.^{[citation needed]}

4.3 earthquake hits Dead Sea, felt in Amman, Karak and ...

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AMMAN — A 4.3 magnitude earthquake hit the centre of the Dead Sea at a depth of 10 kilometres at around 5:39am on Thursday, according to the Jordan Seismological Observatory. No casualties or physical damage were reported, but residents of Amman, Karak, Zarqa and Madaba felt the earthquake and shared their experience on social media.