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A minor earthquake of magnitude 1.9 occurred in the Aegean Sea near the island of Nisi Spetses, Greece, on January 2, 2026, at 10:10 GMT. The tremor was very shallow, at a depth of 18.6 km, and was not felt (or at least not reported).
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Weak magnitude 1.9 earthquake at a depth of 19 km
January 2 10:13 UTC: First reported: RaspberryShake after 2 minutes.
January 2 10:14: Now using a new data source: UOA
January 2 10:23: Now using a new data source: NOA
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Earthquake Details
| Date and time | January 2, 2026 10:10:51 UTC – |
| Local time at the epicenter | Friday January 2, 2026 at 10:10 (Universal Time GMT +0) |
| Status | confirmed (manually revised) |
| Magnitude | 1.9 |
| Depth | 18.6 km |
| Epicenter latitude / longitude | 37.3384°N / 22.8438°E Greece |
| Seismic antipode | 37.3384°S / 157.156°W |
| Intensity of the shaking | Not felt |
| Primary data source | NOA (National Observatory of Athens) |
| Nearest volcano | Methana (52 km / 32 mi) |
| Weather at the epicenter at the time of the earthquake | Clear Sky  9.9°C (50 F), humidity: 41%, wind: 1 m/s (2 kts) from NNE |
| Seismic energy estimated released | 4.5 x 107 joules (12.4 kWh) | about seismic energy |
Nearby Places
The largest town and city near the epicenter is Agios Andreas, a city with 1,000 inhabitants in Greece, located 7 km west of the epicenter, but it is unlikely that the earthquake was felt there.
Reports on this earthquake
6 hours ago
January 2, 2026 10:10 GMT / January 2, 2026 10:10 (Universal Time)
Lat / Lng: 37.3384 / 22.8438: Greece: 13 km SE From Astros Kynourias
Source: NOA
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