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Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour continues to sweep Europe with three unforgettable concerts in Edinburgh, where earthquakes were detected during each performance (67,000 people) at the Murrayfield stadium. Earth movements were recorded up to six kilometers away.
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The tour “The Eras Tour” of Taylor Swift continues to conquer Europe. This time, after passing through EdinburghScotland, the singer made news after earthquakes were detected during her three shows.
It happened last weekend at Murrayfield Stadium, where he gathered around 67,000 people in each of its presentations (Friday saturday and sunday).
According to data collected by seismologists from the British Geological Study (BGS), replicated by the Spanish portal 20 Minutos, earth movements were recorded up to six kilometers away from the venue where the concerts were held.
Although Friday was the most noticeable day, there were earthquakes on all three nights of “The Eras Tour,” and they were all recorded in the same songs in the set: “…Ready For It?”, “Cruel Summer” and “Champagne Problems”.
The highest point, according to the British Geological Study, was during “…Ready For It?”, with 160 beats per minute. It is estimated that those present generated 80 kilowatts of power, which would be equivalent to 6,000 car batteries and 23.4 nanometers of movement.
Taylor Swift’s other earthquakes
“It’s incredible that we were able to measure the reaction of thousands of remote concert-goers through our data. The opportunity to explore seismic activity created by a different type of phenomenon has been exciting. “It is clear that Scotland’s reputation for having one of the most enthusiastic audiences remains intact,” said BGS seismologist Callum Harrison.
In August 2023, Swift’s shows also generated seismic activity in the SoFi Stadium in California and in the Seattle Lumen Field (Washington). In this area, the earthworks “They were equivalent to a 2.3 magnitude earthquake”.
