Seismic sensors record Spain's celebrations
Seismic sensors in Spain have shown that celebrations by fans upon winning the 2026 World Cup, especially after Ferran Torres' goal in the final against Argentina, caused measurable ground vibrations in cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, Cádiz, and Granada. Three seismic waves linked to the celebrations were recorded, with the strongest occurring after the final whistle, reflecting the human activity resulting from the jumping and cheering of thousands of fans. This phenomenon repeats after similar celebrations, such as Spain's victory over England in the UEFA Euro 2024 final.
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