Mw 8.0 Northern Peru
updated 5 November 2022

On 26 May 2019 a great earthquake occurred in Northern Peru at a depth of 112 km. The seismic event occurred at 07:41:13 UTC and had an estimated moment magnitude (Mw) 8.0.

From 21 to 28 May 2019 four planetary conjunctions occurred involving Mercury, the most significant of which was Mercury-Venus-Neptune about 24 hours before the earthquake. In addition, Mercury was involved in 90° angles on the 24th and Venus on the 22nd.

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Mercury-Sun-Earth         2019-05-21, 12:53:48  239°56'11"
Mercury-Sun-Jupiter       2019-05-24,  9:17:36  257°49'56"
Mercury-Venus-Neptune     2019-05-25,  8:20:01  345°48'07"
Mercury-Sun-Saturn        2019-05-28, 20:09:17  285°40'59"

Earth-Moon-Jupiter        2019-05-20, 16:32:37  261°44'39"
Moon-Earth-Mars           2019-05-21, 14:00:32   93°15'41"
Earth-Moon-Saturn         2019-05-22, 21:47:22  289°50'06"
Earth-Moon-Neptune        2019-05-27, 19:05:46  348°17'38"

Mercury: Sun-Neptune      2019-05-24,  1:32:00   90°00'00"
Sun:     Mercury-Neptune  2019-05-24,  3:46:02   90°00'00"
Mercury: Mars-Uranus      2019-05-24, 20:36:41   90°00'00"

Venus:   Mercury-Jupiter  2019-05-22,  4:32:15   90°00'00"
SSGI chart
SSGI COMMON graph of critical planetary (PG) and lunar (LG) geometry

SSGI chart
SSGI SUM graph of critical planetary (PG) geometry