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Are earthquakes really happening more often—or does it just feel that way?
In this video, we break down the full truth behind rising earthquake reports, human-induced seismic risks, and the shocking science most people never hear about. This is the most simple and clear explanation of why the Earth seems to be shaking more than ever.

🌎 In this video, you’ll learn:
✔ Why tectonic plates move and how earthquakes actually start
✔ Why major earthquakes (magnitude 7+) are NOT increasing
✔ How modern technology makes it feel like earthquakes are happening more frequently
✔ The surprising role of human activity in triggering earthquakes
✔ How climate change, sea-level rise, and melting ice can activate stressed fault zones
✔ Why coastal megacities like Los Angeles, San Francisco, Tokyo, and Istanbul face growing danger
✔ What scientists are discovering about earthquake prediction and early warning

This is a simple, easy-to-understand explanation based on real science, real data, and real research—from seismologists, the GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, and global earthquake monitoring systems.

🔥 Why You Should Watch This

If you’ve ever wondered why earthquakes seem to be increasing, this video will show you the two-part truth behind the headlines:
1️⃣ Natural earthquakes follow an ancient rhythm.
2️⃣ Human-driven climate change is beginning to shift that rhythm…and the consequences may be serious.

From tectonic plates to climate-triggered fault activation, this video connects the dots between Earth science, climate change, and human impact.

📌 Chapters

00:00 – Introduction
01:15 – Why the Earth Quakes
03:00 – The Great Counting Illusion
05:00 – Human-Induced Earthquakes Explained
07:30 – Coastal Time Bomb
09:00 – What We Can Do

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Music: "Cylinder Five" by Chris Zabriskie
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