Watch: Why were flashes of light seen in the sky as a powerful earthquake hit parts of Mexico?
An earthquake measuring 7.0 on the Richter Scale struck near Acapulco in Mexico, causing transient ‘earthquake lights’ in the sky.
JUST IN 🚨 Power flashes seen in Mexico as powerful earthquake hits the city. pic.twitter.com/9CmURK3tzm
— Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) September 8, 2021
#Mexico City's skyline, showing the Earthquake Lights phenomenon from a 7.1 quake with an epicenter in Acapulco that was felt in many parts of the country. Curious sidenote: people were making memes wondering if this September would bring any earthquakes. It did.#Sismo #Temblor pic.twitter.com/2py9610bUF
— Antonio Video (@AntonioVideoTJ) September 8, 2021
This is how #earthquakes look in the sky from an 11th floor ⚡
— elian huesca 🌋⚡ (@elianhuesca) September 8, 2021
What you hear is the building crashing against the one next to it 🤯#earthquakeinthesky #Mexico #surreal pic.twitter.com/XNJESUdOew
🚨🇲🇽#earthquake in #Mexico:
— Terror Alarm (@terror_alarm) September 8, 2021
Building footage near Acapulco, Mexico after the 7.4M earthquake. pic.twitter.com/z6bOeR26r1
A powerful #earthquake struck southwestern #Mexico near the beach resort of #Acapulco on Tuesday night. #sismo #Terremoto #Temblor #mexicoearthquake pic.twitter.com/7DlyqP0vp6
— DailyNews/BreakingNews (@DailyNe25683877) September 8, 2021
