Name: Massive West Coast Pressure Strikes Deep Below
Uploaded: 2025-08-14T04:46:31+00:00
Duration: 12 min 44 s
Description: A major west coast geological shift may be underway & beneath the Pacific — new earthquake seismic activity on the Cocos Plate is drawing attention to fault systems directly connected to the U.S. West

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News Politics West Coast seismic activity Cocos Plate earthquake Gofar Transform Fault fracture Pacific Ocean heat anomalies NOAA thermal readings EarthScope deep-zone mapping Ring of Fire stress transfer subduction pressure zones California-to-Alaska quake potential

A major west coast geological shift may be underway & beneath the Pacific — new earthquake seismic activity on the Cocos Plate is drawing attention to fault systems directly connected to the U.S. West Coast. Alongside this, fresh satellite and seafloor data reveal heat surging upward from the ocean floor, with magma movement aligning near the notorious Gofar Transform Fault.

This latest quake along the Cocos Plate sits on the same tectonic network that feeds into the Ring of Fire — a network capable of transferring stress northward toward California, Oregon, Washington, and even Alaska. Heat anomalies detected in NOAA and EarthScope datasets point to increasing crustal strain, the kind often seen before significant seismic or volcanic events.

In this video, we investigate the connections between the Cocos Plate rupture, the Gofar Fault’s deep-ocean fracture line, and the escalating heat signatures now creeping toward the West Coast. From subduction-driven stress to magma intrusion pathways, the patterns forming today may be early warnings of a much larger tectonic chain reaction.

📍Is the West Coast entering a new phase of seismic risk?
🌋 The signs are there — and they’re spreading.

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Topics Covered:
West Coast seismic activity, Cocos Plate earthquake, Gofar Transform Fault fracture, Pacific Ocean heat anomalies, NOAA thermal readings, EarthScope deep-zone mapping, Ring of Fire stress transfer, subduction pressure zones, California-to-Alaska quake potential, JWTv geological report