Ground records, against their own normal

Every ground record the public feeds published in the last 7d, with its source and its exact time. Context for a session, never a trade.

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3 notable · 10 routine hidden

Mon 14 Sep 2026
16:25GroundNP · GDACS Red Flood in NepalbackfillGDACS
16:25GroundID · GDACS Orange Eruption KrakataubackfillGDACS
Sun 13 Sep 2026
18:44GroundShallow M4.6 earthquake 120 km NE of Hengchun, Taiwan (depth 10 km)backfillUSGS
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