Taylor Swift Eras Tour Concert Triggers EARTHQUAKE Readings Again

In a thrilling weekend of music, Thousands of Taylor Swift fans made the earth move by cheering and dancing at her three Edinburgh concerts last weekend.
Fans took Taylor's encouragement to Shake It Off literally, with monitoring stations detecting seismic activity from 6km (3.73 miles) away.
The energetic fans made the biggest commotion during three songs: Cruel Summer, Ready For It? and Champagne Problems.
And it seems the 73,000-strong Friday night crowd danced, cheered and stomped the loudest of the three gigs.
The movement was detected at two monitoring stations, the furthest of which was 6km away, at the BGS office.
During her three performances, Taylor Swift played to 200,000 fans who came from all over the world to see her three-hour show.
The Friday night concert was the most energetic by a small margin with fans making the ground move a maximum of 23.4 nm, compared to 22.8nm and 23.3nm on the Saturday and Sunday.
The seismic activity was mainly caused by dancing and reached its peak at 160bpm during Ready For It?
The Swifties created approximately 80kW of power during the song.
Shake It Off and Cruel Summer made the ground move, but detectors even shook during a four-minute long applause for Champagne Problems.
However experts said the movement generated by the concert was unlikely to have been felt by anyone other than those in the immediate vicinity.
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