10/24/21
By Volcano Discovery
Unfortunately, there are currently articles going around in the net that misinterpret plotted quake epicenter data for recent quakes at La Palma. One should understand that reported quake locations are necessarily rounded values and if plotted on maps, are arranged on a grid, reflecting simply the margin of error of measurements, normally the size of the last digit after the decimal - if rounded to 2 digits in latitude / longitude, it is an approx. 1 km resolution in this case.
Read more about this artifact!

Add-on: the island is "not under attack" by any strange forces; nor it is going to collapse and produce a "mega tsunami" to devastate the US east coast. This scenario has been debunked as unrealistic and based on fiction-science only, but unfortunately enjoys lots of media attention who seek sensationalism. end quote.
Source:
https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/lapalma/sep2021seismic-crisis/current-activity.html

My comment: I was right about how the earthquakes are recorded geographically on a grid map. There was no nefarious design to force the volcano to get worse by some new satellite earthquake creating machine sending beams to the earth.
However, I disagree with this sites opinion about any debunking of a part of the island falling into the sea. It was NEVER debunked, and it was a theory that was carefully studied and presented by a professional geologist out of the UK, along with others. But, that does not mean the island will break off and fall into the sea anytime soon, it may never happened. But it slipped 13 feet on a fault line a few decades ago and could slip again. GE