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Global Hazards – Recent Earthquakes Worldwide
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Global Hazards – Recent Earthquakes Worldwide is a paid API for AI agents from global-hazards.x402tookit.com, paid per call via x402, $0.02/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-29).
Returns a filtered, paginated list of recent earthquakes worldwide above a minimum magnitude, sortable by time or magnitude, with an optional bounding box and total match count.
Price / call$0.02
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Recent earthquakes worldwide above a magnitude, newest or largest first, optional bounding box, with a match count.
Output
A JSON object containing a list of earthquake events (up to the requested limit), each with event ID, USGS URL, timestamp, place description, depth in km, depth class, latitude, longitude, magnitude and magnitude type, tsunami flag, PAGER alert level, felt reports count, significance score, max reported intensity, max instrumental intensity, and review status. Also includes a match count, data-as-of timestamp, data source attribution, a human-readable summary, a verdict, and a degraded flag indicating whether the upstream source was partially unavailable.
Example use cases
Post-event situational awareness briefing
“What earthquakes above magnitude 6 have happened globally in the last 3 days? Show me the newest ones first so I can see what's been going on.”
Regional seismic monitoring for a specific area
“Have there been any earthquakes in the past 30 days inside the bounding box covering Turkey and Greece — roughly 35 to 43 latitude and 25 to 45 longitude — even smaller ones down to magnitude 2.5?”
Weekly earthquake digest sorted by severity
“Give me the top 20 biggest earthquakes worldwide from the last 7 days, sorted by magnitude so I can see the most powerful ones first.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://global-hazards.x402tookit.com/quakes-recent?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need a list of recent seismic events globally or regionally filtered by magnitude, time window, or geographic bounding box — especially when you need match counts, sorting control, or event-level metadata like tsunami flags and PAGER alerts. Prefer the sibling 'by USGS event ID' endpoint for looking up a single known event, or the 'within radius' endpoint when you have a center point and distance rather than a bounding box.
Side effects
- Invalid magnitude range (below 2.5 without bbox, above 10) returns a validation error
- Bounding box that crosses the antimeridian is rejected
- days parameter outside 1–30 range causes an error
- limit parameter outside 1–50 range causes an error
- USGS upstream unavailability may result in degraded:true with partial or empty results
- Malformed bbox string (wrong number of values or non-numeric) returns a parsing error
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
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