¡El gol que movió la tierra! Gol de Julián Quiñones hizo vibrar los sismógrafos de la CDMX

The passion of Mexican fans made history once again during the 2026 World Cup. After Julián Quiñones' goal against Ecuador, the celebration by thousands of fans was so intense that seismographs near the Estadio Ciudad de México detected a vibration that SASSLA classified as an artificial seismic signal. The phenomenon was caused by the jumping, shouting, and simultaneous movement of thousands of people celebrating the goal that put El Tri on the path to victory. Although it wasn't a real earthquake, this type of event has already occurred at other major sporting events around the world, demonstrating the enormous impact that a crowd celebrating simultaneously can generate. Mexico's qualification and Quiñones' goal not only thrilled millions of fans but also the instruments responsible for monitoring seismic activity, leaving one of the most striking images of the World Cup. More information at: https://heraldodemexico.com.mx/ Follow us on social media to stay up to date! FB:   / elheraldodemexico   TW:   / heraldodemexico   IG:   / elheraldodemexico